Tony Kelshaw is a Betting Content Journalist at various esteemed publications. He specializes in topics such as football, the FIFA World Cup, tennis, and Canadian sports, providing in-depth analysis and insights into these areas. Tony's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Independent, Mirror, and the Irish Independent, among others.
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Tony Kelshaw's articles primarily focus on event coverage within the sports industry, particularly in horse racing and other major sporting events. His work centers around providing predictions and insights into upcoming matches and races. If you have expertise in analyzing or predicting outcomes of sports events such as horse racing, rugby, athletics, or women's soccer matches, your insights could be valuable for his coverage.
Additionally, if you are involved in sports betting or have insights into the betting odds and trends related to these events, Tony may find your input relevant to his coverage. However, it is important that any contributions align with responsible gambling practices and adhere to regulatory guidelines where applicable.
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Ballydoyle maestro has masterminded the careers of a number of serial winners.
The Jockey Club's new Senior Steward Baroness Dido Harding accepts “our sport continues to face some significant challenges” but also insisted she is “utterly convinced that our future is a positive one”.
Tickets for next summer's reunion tour are to go on sale around Britain and Ireland this weekend
Kennet Valley stalwart suffered a serious injury in Dubai last year.
Nashwa is on the comeback trail but connections feel it is too early to pinpoint any specific targets for John and Thady Gosden's high-class mare.
By: Tony Kelshaw
Monday's scheduled Flat meeting at Leicester has been abandoned due to "an incredible amount of rain" leaving the track waterlogged.
The inspirational story of American champion Cody's Wish, one of racing's most endearing tales, is to be made into a film which promises to “touch hearts around the world”.
Paddy Power Gold Cup again the aim for Prestbury Park fan.
Richard Hobson remains confident last year's December Gold Cup hero Fugitif is capable of picking up another big prize, especially after receiving a bit of help from the handicapper.
Navajo Indy looked to be a gelding going places when landing the Gerry Feilden at Newbury and could ultimately return to his beloved Berkshire track as a major player in the Betfair Hurdle.
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