ejockey Home
Oliver salutes the heavens. (below), click to enlarge.
Jockeys have found a new home on the World Wide Web with the launch of the exciting and innovative website ejockey.com.au.
Whilst ejockey manages the racing interests of champion jockeys Damien Oliver and Craig Newitt, www.ejockey.com.au houses not only their internet domains but opens an online stable to attract all jockeys into the ejockey team.
The website will give ejockeys a significant online presence delivering unlimited opportunities to reach the world wide web audience, an audience far greater than those listening to racing radio stations or watching pay per view racing television.
The site gives ejockeys their individual domain but offers a fully functional online media centre to provide the very latest information to the press as well as other interested parties.
It is a cost effective supplementary tool in the armoury of the jockey and the ejockey manager.
It does not usurp the work of the jockey manager, moreover allows the jockey manager to further enhance his or her role in promoting and marketing their jockey through the support of the ejockey vehicle.
It will give ejockeys a data source for up to date interactive riding statistics with a list of upcoming rides.
There will be opportunities to join the fan clubs of ejockeys, purchase merchandise and memorabilia whilst giving potential sponsors value for money through their online presence in the ejockey stable.
So if you want to become an ejockey, contact us and join the stable.
You can also join the ejockey mailing list to receive all the latest racing news from the ejockey team, again just contact us.
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IF John Howard's political resurrection can be likened to "Lazarus with a triple bypass", then Craig Newitt is racing's equivalent. 
DAMIEN Oliver has taken his first steps, albeit tiny ones, on the road to returning to the saddle. 
