Molly Rollins is an Assistant Editor for BloodHorse, a leading publication in the horse racing industry. With a focus on providing comprehensive coverage of Thoroughbred racing, Molly's work has also been featured in Racing Post and America's Best Racing. She has a keen eye for identifying promising racehorses and capturing the excitement of the sport in her articles.
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Molly Rollins predominantly covers horse racing, with a focus on specific events and races. She appears to seek out unique stories within the sport, such as debut winners, notable trainer achievements, and unfortunate incidents involving racehorses.
Given her emphasis on event coverage within the realm of horse racing, Molly is likely to be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming or recently concluded prominent races, exceptional performances by horses or jockeys, and human-interest stories related to individuals involved in the sport.
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Son of Curlin exits an assertive score in the Blame Stakes (G3) at Churchill Downs
The Munnings filly chases her first graded score in the July 24 grade 2 at the Spa.
Godolphin's late-blooming Highland Falls, a son of Curlin who didn't find his best stride until age 4, takes his show on the road once more when he headlines the $400,000 Monmouth Cup Stakes (G3) on the July 20 Haskell Stakes (G1) undercard.
Frankie Dettori's internationally acclaimed riding skills were on full display in the July 20 Matchmaker Stakes (G3T), as the jockey guided grade 1 winner Beaute Cachee to victory in a front-running performance over the Monmouth Park turf.
The grade 1 winner scored a front-running victory in the grade 3 turf test.
BloodHorse Interview: Nolan Ramsey
Maiden Week of July 15-July 21
Graded stakes-winning mare realized $420,000 to Stepaside Farm.
Clement trainee proves to be a capable substitute for her scratched stablemate.
G1SW Trikari eyes possible starts in the Saratoga Derby (G1T) or Secretariat (G2T).
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