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![]() just curious if anyone knows why he is no longer editor in chief at bloodhorse? i turned to the usual column, and he wasn't there. only a cryptic 'no longer associated with bloodhorse publications' included in a column written by dan liebman.
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![]() I've heard it has something to do with him speaking out in one of his editorials.
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![]() well, at any rate, i'll miss his editorials, and wish him well in the future.
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![]() I wish him well also. He offered some provacative insights into horse racing issues. And the bloodhorse is a super web site.
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![]() and he answered emails.
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![]() He was definitely fired, that's all i know.
Have heard buzz it was personal-life related, but can't confirm. |
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![]() all I could find
Ray Paulick, who served as editor-in-chief for The Blood-Horse weekly magazine, confirmed on Tuesday afternoon that he has left the Thoroughbred industry magazine. An assistant to Blood-Horse President Stacy Bearse said Bearse was unavailable and said he would not comment on any change in the editor-in-chief position. Paulick has served as editor-in-chief of The Blood-Horse weekly magazine since May 1992 and managed all editorial products for Blood-Horse Publications. Paulick spent eight years in the Los Angeles office of Daily Racing Form working as a handicapper and editor, then moved to Kentucky in 1988 to become managing editor of THOROUGHBRED TIMES. He left that position in 1991 to help launch the now-defunct Racing Times daily newspaper
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![]() What did he say in a column that someone found offensive?
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![]() he invented maytag box doppler radar...or his son did..
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![]() I can't remember specifically what it would've been but I do recall being surprised once or twice that he got away with publishing some thoughts/opinions that he did. I assumed someone with some financial muscle might take offense so it just depends on who got rubbed the wrong way. Good on Ray for saying all that though.
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