Bob Ehalt is a journalist at BloodHorse. He covers a range of topics including horse racing, competitive sports, and animal care, with a focus on events such as the Kentucky Derby and international racing in places like Saudi Arabia. Bob's work has been featured in Racing Post and America's Best Racing.
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Chancer McPatrick looks to add BC Juvenile (G1) to Champagne (G1), Hopeful (G1) wins.
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The gelding pushed his earnings past the $10 million mark.
New York-bred, Clement-trained 7-year-old has won 10 stakes in his career.
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