Mike Willman is a journalist focusing on local horse racing in Santa Anita, California. He writes for publications such as Past The Wire and his work has also appeared in PaulickReport.com and Horse Racing Nation. Mike covers race results, highlights standout performances, and provides analysis of the horse racing industry in Santa Anita.
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Mike Willman's work is heavily focused on local sports, particularly horse racing at Santa Anita Park in California. He largely covers event-specific news and announcements related to races, making him receptive to pitches about upcoming events or significant outcomes within the horseracing world.
As a local-focused journalist, Mike would likely be most responsive to sources with direct knowledge of the Santa Anita Park racing scene, such as jockeys, trainers, or other insiders. Pitches offering exclusive insights into specific races or developments at Santa Anita are more likely to catch his attention.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements in this niche area of sports journalism, providing unique angles or access to insider perspectives could increase the chances of successful outreach.
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Missed the Cut finds the wire first in the San Marcos (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
Sweet victory for Antifona in the Sweet Life (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
Order and Law scores at big odds (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
ARCADIA, Calif.— With heavy rain forecast for Monday, Santa Anita’s Presidents’ Day racing has been cancelled. Nine-race programs on Saturday and Sunday will go ahead as scheduled, with good weather predicted and first post time each day at 12:30 p.m.
Stay Hot (outside) scores in the Baffle under Antonio Fresu (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
Big Pond cut back in distance a furlong and turned the tables on her California-bred rival Daddysruby as she took command a furlong out under Frankie Dettori. (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
Linda’s Gift sat patiently then rallied powerfully to win going away by 3 ¾ lengths. (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
Tambo, under a powerful hand ride from Antonio Fresu at the rail, simply wouldn’t be denied in a thrilling stretch duel with Don’t Bring Crazy, under Frankie Dettori. (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
Mucho Del Oro earned second stakes win in San Simeon under Juan Hernandez. (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
Bob Baffert trainee Kinza showed she is in a class above in her Santa Yaabel victory under Juan Hernandez at Santa Anita. (Ernie Belmonte/Past The Wire)
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