Michael Guerin is the Chief Executive Officer at New Zealand Herald. He specializes in racing and sports journalism, covering a range of topics including competitive sports and the intersection of sports with animal care and welfare. Michael is featured in various publications such as Queensland Country Life, NewstalkZB, and Harnesslink, among others.
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Michael Guerin's articles are predominantly focused on local events in New Zealand, specifically within the horse racing industry. Given his focus on event coverage and sports themes, he may be most responsive to pitches related to upcoming or recently held local horse racing events, insights from jockeys and trainers about their experiences at specific races, as well as stories related to racecourses and betting trends in Auckland and New Zealand.
He also covers topics such as trainers, which opens up opportunities for profiles of notable figures involved in training horses locally. Pitches should align with a strong understanding of the local horse racing scene in New Zealand and offer unique angles that cater specifically to Michael’s area of interest.
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A revitalised former National winner and a rising star claimed top honours in Wednesday's rescheduled jumping features at Trentham.
By: Michael Guerin
By Michael Guerin in London One of my favourite horses died on Saturday. His name was West Coast. He was New Zealand's best steeplechaser, one of the best to ever jump raceday fences.
By: Michael Guerin
Kiwi trainer Bjorn Baker leads the charge at Royal Ascot tonight
By: Michael Guerin
By Michael Guerin in London Kiwi trainer Bjorn Baker left Royal Ascot on Tuesday with a bronze medal and a heart full of pride.
By: Michael Guerin
By Michael Guerin in London One number reaffirms Albert Bosma's belief of how globally attractive this week's Royal Ascot meeting has become: 30.
By: Michael Guerin
By Michael Guerin in London Class isn't the question for New Zealand mare Joliestar when she tries to create racing history at Royal Ascot on Sunday morning (NZ time).
By: Michael Guerin
By Michael Guerin in London So far to go to get beaten by so little.
By: Michael Guerin
Racing Minister Winston Peters is set to direct New Zealand racing's key players to work together to solve the industry's issues before any Government intervention is considered.
Tony Rider, already well established in breeding and racing through his Cambridge nursery, Milan Park, has significantly increased his footprint with the purchase of neighbouring farm The Oaks Stud.
By: Michael Guerin
The Wellington Steeples meeting set down for Trentham on Saturday has been postponed until next Thursday.
