Ron Flatter is the Managing Editor for Horse Racing Nation. With a focus on horse racing, Ron covers a wide range of topics including race previews, analysis, odds, and industry news. His articles provide insights into the world of horse racing and offer readers expert analysis and commentary.
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Ron Flatter's coverage mainly revolves around horse racing and betting. He provides extensive event coverage, particularly related to the Kentucky Derby, Eclipse Awards, and Pimlico Plans. If you have insights on upcoming horse racing events, trends in betting or significant changes in these events' organization, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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Tyler Gaffalione & Brad Cox win titles again at Keeneland fall meet that set handle records.
Aside from Breeders’ Cup, there are 4 graded stakes this week at Del Mar and Woodbine.
Chancer McPatrick might not be the morning-line choice to win Friday in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile, but he has been made the favorite in Las Vegas to win Kentucky Derby 2025.
Brad Cox did not hesitate Wednesday to point out something his four Breeders’ Cup horses have in common.
Flatter: Those two words have become the most feared phrase at Breeders’ Cup 2024.
After East Avenue starts poorly, Citizen Bull leads all the way in Breeders' Cup Juvenile.
Vet check takes undefeated Awesome Result out of Breeders’ Cup Distaff.
Flatter Pod: Calif. Horse Racing Board’s Oscar Gonzales on NorCal future & being a groom.
By: Ron Flatter, Grace McDowell
This was supposed to be the Breeders’ Cup that answered a lot of questions. Like whether Japan could take its burgeoning international success to the next level. Or whether the best horse in Europe could translate his turf success onto U.S. dirt. Or whether the Thorpedo Anna vs. Fierceness debate would rage longer than the results of next week’s presidential election.
Flatter Pod: John Cherwa joins Ron to recap Breeders’ Cup and create new drinking game.
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