Francesca Cumani

Francesca Cumani is a horse racing presenter working for ITV Racing.

Career

After attending university Francesca worked in the family business of training and breeding race horses. After taking horses to Australia on a trip, she was offered an opportunity to be a guest presenter on Australia's Channel 7's horse racing broadcast. This led to a permanent job with CNN presenting Winning Post.[1]She presented it in both English and Spanish. [2] Francesca is also a presenter on Australia's Network 10 Melbourne Cup Coverage. [3]

Francesca began working for ITV Racing in 2016.[4] In February 2019 Ed Chamberlin and Francesca Cumani were joint winners of the Broadcast Sports Presenter of the Year at the SJA Awards.[5]

Education

Francesca graduated from Bristol University with a degree in French and Spanish.[6]

Personal life

Francesca was born in Newmarket, Suffolk, and is the daughter of trainer Luca Cumani. Francesca received her amateur jockey licence at the age of 18[7] and had four wins.[8]

In 2014 Francesca married Australian international polo player, Rob Archibald.[9] In April 2016 son Harry was born. In 2018 Francesca and Rob separated.[10]

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