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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.
Given her coverage of scientific themes related to horse health and retirement, she may be interested in pitches that provide new scientific research or advancements relevant to these areas. Additionally, given her interest in historical aspects of horse racing, she could also be receptive to pitches focusing on preserving and documenting the history of this sport.
As Natalie's geographic focus is not specified but seems international due to the nature of horse racing as a global sport, storytellers from various regions who can contribute unique perspectives about their experiences within the industry might resonate well with her interests.
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"I’ve always considered myself horse racing’s stern parent – the person self-appointed to love the sport, yes, but also to hold up a mirror to the industry’s problems and urge it to get its act together before it’s too late for all of us."
By: Natalie Voss
Currently, 80 percent of early pregnancy losses aren't connected with a cause; most existing research examined the mare's reproductive tract to look for a cause, but one researcher decided to look at the embryos themselves
By: Natalie Voss
Research In Action: Shedding Light On The Age-Old Mystery Of Early Pregnancy Loss In Mares
US Equestrian sends our condolences to all those who knew and loved Cecile Hetzel Dunn, who passed away July 26 at the age of 89.
By: Natalie Voss
The founder of Old Friends is a "world-class optimist," but when a horse's time has come, he's always there to put their needs first.
By: Natalie Voss
As part of an ongoing commitment to supporting horse welfare, US Equestrian is proud to announce the funding of the first two equine research projects through the newly created Chromatic Fund.
By: Natalie Voss, Lindsay Berreth
US Equestrian is pleased to announce that the Federation has committed $100,000 over two years toward an ongoing, international research effort into equestrian safety vests. The decision was made at a regular meeting of the Board of Directors in February.
Cherie DeVaux’s win with Golden Tempo was historic, emotional, and deeply familiar to anyone who has ever been told horses were her whole personality — or that racing was not her place.
