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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Bob Ehalt's articles mainly focus on horse racing, with a strong emphasis on event coverage. He often covers stakes races and industry panel discussions related to the sport. If you wish to reach out to him, consider providing insights or access related to upcoming stakes races, industry trends in horse racing, or exclusive interviews with prominent figures within the industry.
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