Natalie Voss is a journalist who writes for PaulickReport.com, focusing on horse racing news. Her articles cover a wide range of topics within the horse racing industry, including race results, historical events, controversies, and human-interest stories. Natalie's expertise and passion for the sport shine through in her engaging and informative writing.
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Natalie Voss primarily covers horse racing, with a focus on historical events and current news within the industry. She often includes expert commentary in her articles, implying an openness to insights from knowledgeable sources within the field.
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By: Natalie Voss
Valerie Ashker is preparing for a second cross-country ride with her Thoroughbreds -- one of whom will be 25 next spring.
By: Natalie Voss
The Arizona Racing Commission has revoked the live racing permit for Arizona Downs, citing financial difficulties.
The Keeneland Library in Lexington, Ky., has served both the racing industry and local communities with great distinction.
By: Natalie Voss
In 1972, there was competition for the Horse of the Year title between Secretariat and La Prevoyante, but Secretariat prevailed.
By: Natalie Voss
Paulick Report editor-in-chief Natalie Voss unveils the website's third annual list of rejected story ideas from 2023.
By: Natalie Voss
Less than two weeks before a civil trial was due to begin, trainer Wesley Ward and owner Ken Ramsey have settled a 2021 lawsuit that centered on more than $1 million in training bills Ward said Ramsey owed him.
By: Natalie Voss
Multiple graded stakes winner-turned-trail horse Nates Mineshaft has died at the age of 17, his connections announced last week on social media. A post
By: Natalie Voss
The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) released its final report Feb. 26 into the highly-publicized spate of equine fatalities at Saratoga’s 2023 summer meeting.
By: Natalie Voss
Earlier this year, Tom Linkmeyer, assistant executive director of the Indiana Horse Racing Commission, was informed he had been terminated from that position.
Arapahoe Park in Aurora, Colo., will not run its traditional summer meet this year – that’s the conclusion from a special meeting of the Colorado Horse Racing Commission on April 22.
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