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ALAN AITKEN
Multi-talented Alan has worked in all facets of the media, including live television
in Australia, and was the master of the famous AJC Punters Podium in Sydney for many years.
The former Media Association’s Rookie of the Year has gone on to become one of its
most respected writers, with most of his previous work appearing in the Sydney Morning
Herald before joining SCMP in 2001. He also has extensive magazine and radio experience,
and is a respected racing form and video analyst.
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SHIHAM RAMIZ
Shiham took his first interest in racing in 1993 when he first arrived in Hong Kong to work
as a sports writer at the Hong Kong Standard and was been actively involved in the creation
and production of Racing Standard for many years. He joined SCMP in 2004 as a sports and
racing sub-editor. Shiham is passionate about horse racing and his understanding of the
game is well reflected in the overall quality of Racing Post presentation.
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PHILLIP WOO
Phillip Woo has long shown a passion for horse racing dating back to his earlier years in Canada where he learned some of the ropes of racing during summer recess for his father's stable. He arrived in Hong Kong in 1994 as a Racing Reporter for the Hongkong Standard. Since then has written articles over the years for the Australian Bloodhorse Review, Racing World Magazine (sub-editor/editor/writer), International Racing Directory, Equestrio Magazine, Badges Magazine and Macau Racing Magazine; and has worked extensively as a writer/tipster for the Hong Kong Jockey Club. He was also a Tipster and Contributor to the Racing section of the South China Morning Post from 2003 to 2005.
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DARREN FLINDELL
Darren Flindell got his first taste of racing at age 14 when he started calling races into a tape recorder from the grandstands of Sydney race tracks. Immediately after finishing school, he went to work at racing papers such as Greyhound Recorder and National Trotguide where he did stints as a reporter and tipster. In 1991, he joined Radio 2KY; and, in 1995, he made the transition to TV, where he hosted a Late Mail programme on Sky Channel, tipping on the evening race meetings and hosting a weekly greyhound show. In 1999, he joined the Hong Kong Jockey Club as racing presenter and race caller.
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