Original sentence: Hensley, a demolition contractor who also ran in 2003, has barely registered on polls.In the 2003 gubernatorial election, he was known for riding his 12-foot-high, 3,000-pound fiberglass bull when possible at campaign stops.Otis "Bull Man" Hensley Jr
Edited sentence: Businessman Bruce Lunsford has been spending heavily on the race and seemed to have the momentum behind him, but his candidacy has been hurt by scandal when his highly touted " Blueprint for Change" was revealed to have been plagiarised.Galbraith, a perennially candidate, and Otis "Bull Man" Hensley Jr.Governor Steve Beshear, who has remained in second place in the polls, hopes to pick up some of Lunsford's dissafected supporters and take the lead.Hensley, a demolition contractor who also ran in 2003, provided the press with some humor during the otherwise serious election coverage, and was known for riding his 12-foot-high, 3,000-pound fiberglass bull when possible at campaign stops.However, Beshear has been hurt by plagiarism charges of his own.Many Kentucky liberals hoped that this would present an opening for their favorite, State Treasurer Jonathan Miller, to break out of the pack, while former Lt.Steve Henry, the initial frontrunner, has ethics problems of his own and his lead is seen as soft by many.The Democratic side included two candidates generally given no chance to win