Marcus Armytage is a Racing Correspondent at various prominent publications. He focuses on themes related to sports, particularly in the context of animal rights and care, as well as major international sports leagues and tournaments. Marcus has been featured in notable outlets including MSN, The Sydney Morning Herald, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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Marcus Armytage's coverage heavily focuses on horse racing, with a particular emphasis on events and profiles within the UK. His articles often feature in-depth event coverage and profile features related to jockeys, trainers, and racing events.
If you are involved in the horse racing industry or have insights into notable personalities within UK-based horse racing, Marcus may be interested in hearing from you. Providing unique perspectives or exclusive access to individuals affiliated with high-profile races could also capture his attention.
Given his extensive focus on this niche area of sports reporting, pitches should demonstrate an understanding of the specific nuances and interests prevalent within the UK horse racing community while providing valuable insights or exclusive access to relevant figures.
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A little-known retired businessman with a background in the beer industry has landed British horse racing's top job.
By: Marcus Armytage
Rossa Ryan, the Arc-winning jockey, has been banned for 28 days after failing to ride out a horse that should have won at Sandown.
By: Marcus Armytage
Rossa Ryan to miss most of August after blowing four-length lead with schoolboy error in closing stages at Sandown
Kalpana gains revenge for 2025 disappointment on memorable day for Andrew Balding at Ascot
Kalpana joined the list of great racemares to have won a King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes when she beat Calandagan, the best horse in the world last year, to win high summer's mile-and-a-half championship at Ascot.
For a man whose longevity and success as a football manager is unparalleled in modern times, Sir Alex Ferguson has also enjoyed a long and successful time in racehorse ownership.
Despite the most inauspicious of first seasons in 2019 – two winners at a strike rate of 5.5 per cent – George Boughey is now Britain's most exciting young trainer.
From two winners in 2019 to more than 500 victories, 34-year-old sends unbeaten Bow Echo to Glorious Goodwood
Michael Owen knows all about being on the receiving end of Sir Alex Ferguson's “hairdryer treatment” at Manchester United and it seems he is not
By: Marcus Armytage
Former England striker bemoans Gemma’s ‘frustrating’ mistake as she comes fourth in Magnolia Cup at Goodwood
