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Mark Worwood
Mark Worwood
Form Guide Editor
After graduating, Mark joined Racing Post in 1996 and was its chief sports writer until he moved to Australia in 2001. In Australia, he was the media manager of, among others, Centrebet, Sydney FC and Tom Waterhouse, and he ran the Western Australian Turf Club's racing and wagering operations.

Trainer is optimistic Class Three sprinter can bounce back from last week’s scratching and that his sons will bring ‘Australia’s best miler’ to HKIR

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Trainer attributes the world’s highest-rated sprinter’s Class One HKSAR Chief Executive’s Cup defeat at Sha Tin on Sunday to Hong Kong’s wild weather

Four-year-old galloper’s performance in the Class One contest to influence whether Douglas Whyte’s miler returns next season as an entire or a gelding

Australian trainer leads by nine wins, and his nearest challenger can’t overtake him with entries in only nine races on Sunday and significantly fewer seconds

Trainer expresses his frustration at Jockey Club handicappers, who raised his sprinter’s rating by double digits after his two-and-a-half-length victory

Retiring rider, who will steer High Rise Soldier at Sha Tin on Saturday, joins the Jockey Club’s Racing Talent Training Centre at the end of this season

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