Bob Ehalt is a journalist at BloodHorse. He covers a range of topics within the realm of competitive sports, with a particular focus on individual sports and the intersection of sports and animal welfare. Bob's work has been featured in Racing Post, America's Best Racing, and BloodHorse.
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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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After Sippin Pretty made her stakes debut in the May 1 Eight Belles (G2) and never threatened while finishing sixth by 10 lengths, trainer Ian Wilkes had every reason to seek much easier company.
Ken Ramsey returns to the Saratoga winner's circle July 11 as Movin' On Up, an Accelerate mare trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. claimed for him for $35,000, rallies from last in a field of five to win the $242,500 Caress Stakes (G2T).
When trainer Mike Maker asked about claiming Ole Crazy Bone for $100,000 last year, owner Jayson "Jay" Provenzano didn't flinch.
Atlantic Six Racing's Book'em Danno will be the star attraction on the titular "Book'em Danno Day" at Monmouth as the 2025 champion male sprinter headlines a likely field of seven in the $200,000 Mr. Prospector Stakes July 17.
Napoleon Solo may be a classic winner, but trainer Chad Summers knows his 3-year-old colt will be facing his toughest test to date in the July 18 Haskell Stakes (G1) at Monmouth Park.
Receiving what was described by one person involved in the sale as "an offer he could not refuse," Al Gold suppressed his heavy heart and sold Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Napoleon Solo to Espoir USA for an undisclosed, but no doubt staggering, sum.
There's dominance. And then there's trainer Chad Brown in the Diana Stakes (G1T). Though Brown started training 19 years ago in 2007, he already owns 10 victories in the Diana.
Move over, Bruce Springsteen. New Jersey has a new rock star. And he has four legs!
Mother Nature was not kind to Bob Baffert. But the weather did not faze his splendid mare Splendora.
Pursuing front-running Preakness Stakes (G1) winner Napoleon Solo on the second turn of the $1 million Haskell Stakes (G1) July 18 at Monmouth Park, Baby Vino outslugs that rival over the final three-eighths of the race to prevail.
