Ray Paulick

editor-in-chief of The Blood-Horse

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Editor-in-Chief of The Blood-Horse, a weekly magazine for owners and breeders of thoroughbreds

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Barbaro , the winner of this year's  Kentucky Derby , gained sympathy all over the world after breaing down in his next race, the  Preakness .  Veterinarians and trainers have been…

Goodbye, Barbaro: Much-loved Racehorse Euthanized

Barbaro , the winner of this year's Kentucky Derby , gained sympathy all over the world after breaing down in his next race, the Preakness .  Veterinarians and trainers have been…

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