Eric Mitchell is a Bloodstock Editor at Racing Post. He covers a range of topics including horse racing, animal care, and agricultural issues, with a particular focus on the Kentucky Derby and regional interests in North America. Eric's work has been featured in prominent publications such as U.S. News & World Report, America's Best Racing, and BloodHorse.
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Eric Mitchell's coverage is primarily focused on horse racing, particularly in relation to breeding, bloodlines, and racing events. He seems interested in announcements related to the private sector within the industry.
If you are reaching out with a pitch, he may be most receptive to news about significant events in the horse racing world such as notable wins or losses at races and developments related to stallions and studs. Additionally, pitches about major changes or updates from key players within the industry could also capture his attention.
Given Eric’s focus on specific areas of thoroughbred breeding and racing rather than a geographic location, it appears that he takes an international view of these topics. If your expertise lies in this niche area of agriculture and farming with reference to horse racing specifically around breeding or racehorses' performances feel free reach out for potential collaboration.
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Lost Ark is a grade 3-placed, stakes-winning son of Violence.
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