Tyler Maund is a journalist based in Melbourne, Australia, with a focus on local horse racing. He writes for Racenet and Punters.com.au, covering race reviews, horse profiles, and industry news. His work has also been featured in publications such as News.com.au, The Daily Telegraph, and FOX SPORTS Australia.
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Tyler Maund's coverage is heavily focused on horse racing, particularly in Australia and the local area of Victoria and Melbourne. He primarily covers event-specific content related to race results, jockeys, and racing mishaps.
Given Tyler's focus on local events within the Australian horse racing scene, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming races, noteworthy performances by horses or jockeys at local tracks such as Flemington or Caulfield Racecourse, or behind-the-scenes stories about the sport in Victoria and Melbourne.
His interest in entertainment news suggests he may also be open to human-interest stories about individual jockeys or other personalities involved in the industry.
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By: Tyler Maund
by Tyler Maund When it's Finals Day, you better be switched on, and talented hoops Rochelle Milnes and Jacob Opperman were just that, with
By: Tyler Maund
by Tyler Maund New Zealand is set to continue holding jumps racing, despite the future of the sport being under a cloud in recent times.
South Australian jockey Samuel Payne is set for a lengthy stint on the sidelines after suffering a broken leg at Gawler on Wednesday.
A feature tilt interstate can come with pressure, but Saturday's Sandown Guineas is more a case of "why not?" for Murray Bridge trainer Matthew Seyers.
A feature tilt interstate can come with pressure, but Saturday’s Sandown Guineas is more a case of “why not?” for Murray Bridge trainer Matthew Seyers.
Vintage Star made it back-to-back wins as Richard and Chantelle Jolly snared a double in a strong outing for the premiership-winning stable at Morphettville on Saturday.
Check out the highlights and lowlights from Saturday's racing around Australia, with Group racing around the traps - headlined by the G1 Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot in Perth.
by Tyler Maund Talented stakes-winning mare Second To Nun has died while spelling. Breeder and part-owner John Kelton announced the news in a social media statement on Wednesday.
The South Australian Jockey Club has posted a big profit on the back of its record club sponsorship and event facility.
The South Australian Jockey Club (SAJC) has turned a profit for the fourth consecutive year, recording a surplus of $950,000 for the 2023/24 financial year.
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