Chris Roots is a Racing Writer at The Sydney Morning Herald. He focuses on various themes within the realm of sports, including competitive sports and individual sports disciplines, while also addressing issues related to animal welfare in the context of sports. Chris has been featured in notable publications such as Brisbane Times, Stuff, The Age, and WAtoday.
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Chris Roots predominantly covers local horse racing events, providing in-depth event coverage and some investment analysis. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming horse racing events, insights into racehorses, jockeys, or trainers based in Australia, particularly New South Wales and Sydney.
Given his focus on local sports events and investment analysis within the realm of horse racing, he may be receptive to informed commentary from industry insiders such as trainers or jockeys with a deep understanding of the Australian horse racing landscape. Additionally, individuals with expertise in analyzing trends within the industry might also catch his attention for potential collaboration.
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