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Robert W. Camac

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Robert and Maryann are survived by their daughter, Tracy Stranahan, as well as their grandchildren and his children from his first marriage, Robert Daniel Camac, Leslie Ann Camac Cole, Clinton W. Camac and Michael F. Camac.
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and although he was never in the national limelight until after his death, during his career Camac trained the winners of 1,811 races. A well-respected and well-liked trainer, fellow horseman
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family in which two of his uncles worked as trainers. He became a professional trainer in 1976 and built a successful career working primarily at smaller racetracks in
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that Camac "was more than just a trainer, he was a good businessman and would manage his owners' stables. Not too many guys had the kind of overall knowledge he had."
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Thirty-six-year-old Wade Russell, Maryann Camac's son from a previous marriage, was arrested and charged with their deaths. Russell pled guilty to aggravated
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who was his most important breeding accomplishment. Camac trained for Roy and Patricia Chapman, owners of Someday Farm. For them, Camac purchased the filly
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Sixty-one-year-old Robert Camac and his fifty-five-year-old wife, Maryann V. Camac, were shot to death at their farm in the
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Following Bob Camac's death, Roy and Patricia Chapman sold most of their horses but on the advice of a friend, kept
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and was sentenced to twenty-eight years in prison. He was later transferred to a psychiatric facility in
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on December 12, and they were buried in Gracelawn Memorial Park in
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For a number of years Bob Camac trained horses for stable owner
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Trainer
Wilmington, Delaware
Oldmans Township, New Jersey
Miss Woodford Stakes
Astarita Stakes
Correction Handicap
First Flight Handicap
Interborough Handicap
Sorority Stakes
Black-Eyed Susan Stakes
Philip H. Iselin Handicap
Fred "Cappy" Capossela Stakes
Correction Handicap
Jimmy Winkfield Stakes
Cotillion Handicap
Philadelphia Park
Jolie's Halo
Wide Country
horse trainer
Thoroughbred
racing
Wilmington, Delaware
Thoroughbred horse racing
Delaware
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Park Racetrack
John Servis
The New York Times
Arthur I. Appleton
Grade I

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