Ron Flatter is the Managing Editor at Horse Racing Nation. He focuses on themes such as animal rights, animal cruelty, and legal affairs, often exploring the intersection of sports and animal welfare. Ron's insights and expertise are featured in Horse Racing Nation, where he covers a range of topics including lawsuits, animal rescue, and rehabilitation.
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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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As there is no specified geographic focus for Ron Flatter's articles, pitches should align with international relevance regarding horse racing events and betting practices.
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Flatter Pod: Robertson, Blanchard, DeRosa go in depth on leak of HISA veterinary records.
By: Ed DeRosa, Ron Flatter
Although the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority failed to reach an agreement with Marshall Gramm on answering to its fraud charges against him, Gramm has voluntarily submitted to at least one of the terms of the deal: giving up handicapping tournament prizes he won during the period of impropriety: early May-June 30.
If not for a stubborn half-length two years ago, Full Serrano would be in pursuit Saturday of his second victory in the Grade 1, $1 million Pacific Classic at Del Mar.
By: Ron Flatter, Anita Benoit
Go figure Forged Steel. He was 20-1 on the morning line before being scratched from one Grade 1 race. Now he is the 5-1 second choice in another this weekend.
Golden Tempo makes his eagerly anticipated return from winning two classics as the expected betting favorite in Saturday’s Grade 1, $1.25 million Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
As much as he wants to think Napoleon Solo still has a fighting chance to win the 3-year-old male championship, trainer Chad Summers knows that racing history and Golden Tempo are stacked against him.
By: Ron Flatter, Gary Johnson
It was just last week when My Gun’s Loaded went from stakes debutante to Grade 1 winner in a little more than two minutes when she won the Alabama (G1).
Just in time for Friday's noon opening bell, Breeders'Cup Classic contender
By: Ron Flatter, Del Mar Benoit
Gold Phoenix wins the Del Mar Handicap. That sentence has become so reliable that it may as well be programmed into a function key.
By: Ron Flatter, Scott Serio
It is a given that Chad Brown will be voted into racing’s Hall of Fame when he is eligible in six years. Even with five Eclipse Awards in his possession, there still is one big thing he hopes to have checked off his to-do list by 2032.
