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Glenn Moore

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Sports Writer at Freelance

Freelance sportswriter after 23 years at The Independent. Journalism lecturer. Moving to BSky, same handle.

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  • Let the party begin: Early Aussie joy at Royal Ascot

    1 week ago | thewest.com.au | Glenn Moore

    There was no winner for King Charles III and Queen Camilla on the opening day of Royal Ascot, but there was for Australian jockey Mark Zahra riding Australian-owned Docklands. The double Melbourne Cup-winning rider triumphed despite losing the whip in the closing stages. Piloting the 14-1 shot Zahra managed to hold off Rosallion in the Group One Queen Anne Stakes as the 5-2 favourite tried to make a late run for the winning post.

  • Let the party begin: Early Aussie joy at Royal Ascot

    1 week ago | inkl.com | Glenn Moore

    Multiple Melbourne Cup winner Mark Zahra has enjoyed a shock success on day one at Royal Ascot. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)There was no winner for King Charles III and Queen Camilla on the opening day of Royal Ascot, but there was for Australian jockey Mark Zahra riding Australian-owned Docklands. The double Melbourne Cup-winning rider triumphed despite losing the whip in the closing stages.

  • Contrasting surprises for Australians at Queen's

    1 week ago | canberratimes.com.au | Glenn Moore

    Alex de Minaur looked out-of-sorts during his first round loss to Jiri Lehecka at the Queen's Club. Photo: AP PHOTOAlex de Minaur has crashed out of Queen's at the first hurdle in a serious blow for the Australian No.1 with Wimbledon looming. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

  • Aussie No.1 falls early on grass and AO champ follows

    1 week ago | au.news.yahoo.com | Glenn Moore

    Daria Kasatkina's poor start to the grasscourt season has continued with a first round defeat to Wang Xinyu in the Berlin Open. The 6-3 6-2 loss followed a first round loss to Briton Sonay Kartal at Queen's Club last week. World No.16 Daria Kasatkina's baseline game was matched by the 49th-ranked Chinese blow for blow and she was beaten in 67 minutes. The Australian No.1's exit was not the only surprise in Germany with Naomi Osaka and Madison Keys also beaten.

  • Aussie No.1 falls early on grass and AO champ follows

    1 week ago | thewest.com.au | Glenn Moore

    Aussie No.1 falls early on grass and AO champ follows

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Glenn Moore @GlennMoore7
13 Jun 25

RT @_JamieEvans_: The Season Review is always one of my favourite issues, and this year, we've managed to cover almost 50 different domest…

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Glenn Moore @GlennMoore7
13 Jun 25

RT @WorldSoccerMag: Out now: #WorldSoccer's Ultimate Guide to @WEURO2025 📰 Profiles of all 16 teams ⭐️ Star players 🛣️ The road to the fin…

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Glenn Moore @GlennMoore7
12 Jun 25

Latest @WorldSoccerMag arrives with my 16-page @WEURO2025 guide and wallchart, plus #woso seasonal wrap in main mag's season review https://t.co/Oqo3TQ7uV1