Karen Johnson is a features editor at BloodHorse, where she writes articles on various topics related to horse racing. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Baby Chick®, Motherly®, and Birkett Long. With a diverse portfolio, Karen brings her expertise and passion for writing to deliver engaging and informative content to her readers.
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Karen Johnson's coverage appears to focus on lifestyle, house & home, and entertainment news. The topics covered are diverse, including Christmas, horse racing, toys, baby names, relationships and more.
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