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China Horse Club is a Chinese partnership group which collectively owns racehorses. It is one of the four groups that own the 2018 Triple Crown winner,
Justify .
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In 2018, the China Horse Club was believed to have about 200 members.
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"China Horse Club Makes a Run for the Roses" – via NYTimes.com.
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"Times Asks: Who Exactly Is China Horse Club?" . Horse Racing News | Paulick Report . May 4, 2018.
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"China Horse Club's Breeding Operation Continues To Branch Out" . Horse Racing News | Paulick Report . September 16, 2020.
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"China Horse Club could be a major factor in the Kentucky Derby" . Los Angeles Times . April 29, 2018.
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"The China Challenge to Churchill Downs" .
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"With Shanghai event, China Horse Club, Coolmore see progress toward Chinese racing dream | Topics: Singapore Turf Club, Coolmore, Teo Ah Khing, China, China Horse Club" . Thoroughbred Racing Commentary .
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"China Horse Club makes its mark in America with Justify's Derby win" . The Courier-Journal .
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"The relentless worldwide advance of big-spending China Horse Club shows no sign of easing off | Topics: Sheikh Joaan, Hong Kong Jockey Club, Coolmore, Teo Ah Khing, China Horse Club | Thoroughbred Racing Commentary" . Thoroughbred Racing Commentary .
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"Q and A with China Horse Club's Michael Wallace" . www.drf.com .
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"Government denies buying horses for racetrack linked to China Horse Club founder > Australia and International Horse Racing news updated daily" . www.thoroughbrednews.com.au .
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