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.
Given Ron's focus on specific races and awards within the horse racing industry, he would be most receptive to sources that can provide insider perspectives or unique analysis of these particular events. Additionally, expertise in betting practices or knowledge of how they are changing could also attract his attention.
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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By: Ron Flatter, Candice Chavez Eclipse Sportswire
The Grey Wizard, who finished a distant second Wednesday in the Nashville Gold Cup at Kentucky Downs, is unlikely to make a pioneering trip to Australia for a November run in the Group 1 Melbourne Cup.
A funny thing happened on my way out of a 45-minute conversation this week with Bill Carstanjen. The chitchat afterward was more about what we did not discuss.
Grade 1, $1 million Pennsylvania Derby tops this week’s menu of 9 graded stakes.
Spurred in part by a record handle on Haskell Stakes day, Monmouth Park continued its upward trend with increases in both total and on-track handle for the fourth straight year, while jockey Paco Lopez and trainer Claudio Gonzalez were repeat winners of their respective titles as the 50-day meet came to an end on Sunday.
Edited Maryland Thoroughbred Racetrack Operating Authority news release
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