Bob Kieckhefer is a journalist who writes for BloodHorse and America's Best Racing. He covers horse racing events and provides insights and analysis on various races, including international competitions. With a focus on the thoroughbred industry, Bob's articles highlight the performances of horses, jockeys, and trainers, as well as the impact of bloodlines and breeding in the sport.
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Bob Kieckhefer's coverage is heavily focused on event coverage within the horse racing world, particularly international races and competitions such as the Kentucky Derby and Triple Crown. He seems to have a specific interest in highlighting horses with connections to certain regions or bloodlines.
Given his focus on reporting events within the industry, Bob would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming horse races, significant wins by notable horses or jockeys, and developments leading up to major events like the Kentucky Derby. It may also be valuable to pitch stories about emerging talents from specific regions that are making an impact on the global stage.
Considering his extensive event coverage attribute (94%), it's clear that Bob prioritizes timely news surrounding horse racing events over other types of content.
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By: Bob Kieckhefer
Nations Pride gets clear in the stretch to win Arlington Million at Colonial Downs. (Coady Media)
Silver Knott and Measured Time both exit graded stakes wins at the Spa.
Far Bridge defeats heavily backed Godolphin pair of Measured Time and Silver Knott with a wire-to-wire upset score in the $750,000 Sword Dancer Stakes (G1T) Aug. 24 at Saratoga Race Course.
At Asian Racing Conference, Breeders' Cup head outlines 2025 event's amenities.
Asian Racing Federation head cites HISA opposition as an example of damaging discord.
Delegates also heard frightening reports on the upswing in illegal gambling.
The subtext was a threat to racing's "social license" to exist.
Slipping up the inside of front-running stablemate Filo Di Arianna, Live Oak Plantation's Win for the Money rallied to score a 13-1 upset under Patrick Husbands in the CA$1 million Woodbine Mile Stakes (G1) Sept. 14 at Woodbine.
Slipping up the inside of front-running stablemate Filo Di Arianna, Win for the Money rallied to score a 13-1 upset under jockey Patrick Husbands in the Grade 1 $1 million Rogers Woodbine Mile Stakes Sept. 14 at Woodbine.
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