Scott Burton is a Correspondent at the Racing Post. He specializes in covering French and European racing, with a keen focus on themes related to animal welfare and sports business. Scott has been featured in various prominent outlets including Racing and Sports Pty Ltd, CTV News London, and BloodHorse.
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Scott Burton's coverage primarily focuses on sports and entertainment news, with a particular emphasis on horse racing and body armor. He frequently covers events such as races and industry updates related to body armor standards.
For pitches to Scott, consider offering insights into the latest developments in the world of horse racing, particularly those involving international events or significant record-breaking occurrences. Furthermore, if you have expertise in body armor technology or industry trends, he may be interested in commentary regarding updated standards or innovations within this sector.
As Scott does not specify a geographic focus but covers international events like Milipol Paris 2023 and Hong Kong races, it is likely that he would appreciate information from global sources relevant to these topics.
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Jean-Claude Rouget, one of the most successful trainers of his era and a dual winner of the Qatar Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, will cease training at... Read More
Jean-Claude Rouget, one of the most successful trainers of his era and a dual winner of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe (G1), will cease training at the end of September.
By: Scott Burton
Daryz appeared to thoroughly enjoy an awayday to Deauville and left his trainer Francis Graffard delighted with his growing maturity, 12 days out... Read More
By: Scott Burton, Oliver Barnard
The astonishing numbers behind Balding's near career-best campaign, plus insight from King Power's Alastair Donald
By: Scott Burton
Zavateri made light of rain-softened ground and a quick turnaround to dominate the Group 2 Virgin Bet Celebration Mile, reviving memories of his... Read More
By: Scott Burton
Al Aasy ran a fine race when attempting a third straight victory in the Glorious Stakes at Goodwood and the popular nine-year-old will be given the... Read More
By: Scott Burton
Last season's Prestige Stakes (3.10) produced a future star in Precise, who went on to land the Fillies' Mile before the year was out and has since... Read More
By: Scott Burton
Plus, Danish sprint sensation set for Ascot Group 1 after impressive win on Deauville undercard
By: Scott Burton
Scott Burton assesses the three key races at Longchamp on Sunday
Al Aasy reached a level that had previously eluded him at the grand old age of 9 when snatching the Aug. 30 Lucien Barriere Grand Prix de Deauville (G2) in the final strides under last-minute deputy Pierre-Charles Boudot.
