Journalists

Lee Mottershead

Racing writer of the year

Lee Mottershead is a senior writer for the Racing Post, having joined the newspaper in 1996. He is a multiple award-winning journalist who has covered racing around the globe.

Lee’s articles

An undercurrent of complaints add an unexpected twist to a Shergar Cup in which an Indian star stole the show

Reports

'We just eat, drink and be merry' - there's no hurry in paradise as racehorses swim and the Gold Cup waits

Globe Trotters

Thurles is such a sad loss to racing - and the foal crops crisis means I fear more tracks will follow

Lee Mottershead

'I'm so sorry for everyone involved' - Aidan O'Brien conveys shared mood of sadness as a Flat hero is lost at Goodwood

Glorious Goodwood

'It's mad' - Jason Hart goes from being replaced to rejoicing on a Goodwood day that belonged to the north

Glorious Goodwood

'None of us fancied sitting in a giant toaster while lightning was flashing' - Goodwood survives dramatic weather on Nassau day

Glorious Goodwood

'I told Ralph he was being ridiculous' - Beckett's belief in Qirat is proved justified in a Sussex that rewrote the record books

Glorious Goodwood

'Majestic' Field Of Gold faces his biggest challenge yet in quest for greatness as bullish John Gosden maps out Frankel path

The Big Story

Charles Allen has not just made change inevitable - he has left the RCA and ROA fearing for their future survival

Lee Mottershead

Calandagan might be banned from the Arc but he was welcome and wonderful in the King George

Reports

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