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Tim Rowe's coverage is heavily focused on horse racing and related events, with a significant emphasis on private sector announcements and promotional deals. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches that involve exclusive insights into the horse racing industry, such as interviews with key figures in the field or behind-the-scenes looks at major events like Magic Millions.
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In the first season since Godolphin ended its private training model, the global giant's three-year-olds won nine individual Australian Group 1 races. The pressure is now on the next classic crop, but managing director Andy Makiv remains cautiously optimistic in his assessment of their prospects.
By: Tim Rowe
In this week's Rowe On Monday, David Payne on making the best of his chance with promising filly Proxima Dea, a Queensland legend honoured and a star broodmare almost overlooked, plus a change of scenery for long-time Aquis employee Jonathan Davies.
New Zealand Bloodstock has released a 460-Lot catalogue for its 2026 Ready to Run Sale, with company representatives spruiking the auction's long-term graduate success as a major selling point.
The owner of reigning Australian Horse of the Year Autumn Glow says he wouldn’t be against his star mare contesting a match race with Hong Kong superstar Ka Ying Rising.
Tabcorp's national tote will be known as One Pool as the company pencils in an October launch date for its long-awaited merged parimutuel product.
Ballarat appears the likely new training destination for John Symons and Sheila Laxon as the fallout from their axing as tenant trainers at Macedon Lodge continues.
The committee who will have a major say in how the New Zealand thoroughbred and harness racing industries are run in the years to come have met for the first time.
In this week's Rowe On Monday, Singapore and Macau owners turn their attentions to Australian and New Zealand racing, a weekend double for a Godolphin blue hen, a cause for celebration after a Group 1 win, and a sticky question for the rest of The Everest slotholders.
