Tony Kelshaw is a Betting Content Journalist who contributes to various publications including Electraworks Limited, Sportin' Life, Mirror, Irish Independent, and The Irish News. With a focus on sports betting, Tony provides analysis, predictions, and insights into various sporting events, including football, rugby, athletics, and horse racing.
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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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Willie Mullins had three winners on the first day of the Cheltenham Festival.
By: Tony Kelshaw
Bookmakers were left reeling on the ropes following a Willie Mullins blitz on day one of the Cheltenham Festival - and they fear the Irish maestro will go on to deliver a knockout blow.
Henderson went into this year's Cheltenham Festival under a cloud following the withdrawal of Champion Hurdle title holder Constitution Hill
By: Tony Kelshaw
Having lost main hope Constitution Hill in the lead up to the Festival, Nicky Henderson had a tough Tuesday and has had to make some "very tough decisions" after a number of disappointing performances
David Menuisier is keen to plunder more cross-Channel prize money with star three-year-old colts Sunway and Devil’s Point this spring.
Italian legend enjoyed his biggest day since switching to America.
The legendary jockey had an awe-inspiring six winners on the Santa Anita Derby card.
By: Tony Kelshaw
Willie Mullins admits he has one hand on the British champion trainer's title
By: Tony Kelshaw
Willie Mullins insists he will be taking nothing for granted in the British jump trainers' title race, despite building up a sizeable lead via an Ayr four-timer on Saturday, which included a crucial Coral Scottish Grand National triumph.
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