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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By: Ron Flatter, Tim Sudduth
If Del Mar is as speed favoring next month for the Breeders’ Cup as Keeneland was Friday, that will be just fine for trainer Brad Cox.
By: Ron Flatter
Keeneland may yield late Breeders’ Cup candidates. It hosts 3 of 8 featured stakes this week.
Singapore is prosperous, but it is not very big. Its 273 square miles make it only half as large as O'ahu, the island that is home to Honolulu.
In recognition of his entrepreneurial achievements and contributions to the horse industry, the University of Louisville Equine Industry Program named David Lambert the 34th recipient of the John W. Galbreath award for outstanding entrepreneurship in the equine industry. Lambert will be presented the award on Thursday, Dec. 5.
By: Ron Flatter, Andrew Parker Eclipse Sportswire
Stand by for one of those declarations that leads to stupid bets being paid off. Like the time I dared someone to yell my name so loudly at a Knicks road game that it could be heard back in New York on the telecast. More than a decade later, my wife still remembers the stupidity that led to my having to pay off that steak dinner.
Never mind the last year and change. The whirlwind for Cherie DeVaux may have reached the max in the last seven days.
By: Ron Flatter, Carson Blevins Eclipse Sportswire
There is nothing like chasing a bad nightmare with a sweet dream. That is precisely what happened to trainer Cherie DeVaux on Saturday.
By: Ron Flatter
The troubled turf course at Churchill Downs has the green light to host a limited number of races this fall with one executive saying the early weeks of the meet will determine how much it is used later in the year.
By: Hrn Staff, Ron Flatter
A power failure led to a 45-minute delay for the last three races on a clear, calm, 78-degree Sunday at Keeneland.
By: Ron Flatter
Book’em Danno and My Boy Prince are among the 3-year-olds who will be in the spotlight across a pair of Keeneland sprints and a Woodbine sequel to Canada’s Triple Crown. The weekend menu also includes a Kentucky test for turf stayers including two millionaires.
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