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Natalie Voss

Kentucky

Editor-in-Chief at Paulick Report

Paulick Report Editor-In-Chief | Three-time Eclipse Award-winning writer | Managed by a draft cross mare and an OTTB

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Articles

  • Two Years On, Judge Dismisses ‘Shoegate’ Lawsuit, Delivers Blow For HISA Critics

    1 week ago | paulickreport.com | Natalie Voss

    If you’d forgotten about the civil lawsuit between the connections of Rich Strike and Hot Rod Charlie over the outcome of the 2022 Grade 2 Lukas Classic, you might be forgiven. Dubbed “Shoegate” by observers, the case centered around an allegation by the ownership of Rich Strike that rival Hot Rod Charlie had worn non-permissible shoes during the race.

  • Study: Most Horses Resume Show Jumping Careers Successfully After Colic Surgery

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Natalie Voss

    A study published in the peer-reviewed Equine Veterinary Journal provides hopeful news for owners of show jumpers who have undergone colic surgery. Researchers in Italy noticed that most research in return to competition data for horses after colic surgery had focused on racehorses. Research had shown previously shown 75 to 90 percent of horses generally resume their chosen sport after surgery.

  • Upcoming Training Center Part Of Kentucky’s New Wave Of Standardbred Strength

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Natalie Voss

    A training center under construction just outside Versailles, Ky., is meant to be a dream scenario for a racehorse – turnout access; two training areas with an all-weather surface; modern, well-ventilated barns. Highbramble Park is going on the old Edgewood Farm property along U.S. 60 is meant to be reminiscent of Fair Hill in Maryland. But it’s not for Thoroughbreds. It’s for Standardbreds.

  • 'Is There Any Talk About Possibly Butchering Some Of These Horses?' New Mexico Lawmaker Asks During Bill Debate

    2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Natalie Voss

    The New Mexico legislature passed a bill recently aimed at helping to address free-roaming horse herds on state and private land which are not part of the federal Bureau of Land Management's oversight. The measure, which cleared the New Mexico House of Representatives March 5 and the Senate March 22, was based on a report which cited some free-roaming horse herds that are showing signs of malnourishment, and some that are damaging private properties due to overpopulation.

  • 'Is There Any Talk About Possibly Butchering Some Of These Horses?' New Mexico Lawmaker Asks During Bill Debate - Paulick Report

    2 weeks ago | paulickreport.com | Natalie Voss

    The New Mexico legislature passed a bill recently aimed at helping to address free-roaming horse herds on state and private land which are not part of the federal Bureau of Land Management's oversight. The measure, which cleared the New Mexico House of Representatives March 5 and the Senate March 22, was based on a report which cited some free-roaming horse herds that are showing signs of malnourishment, and some that are damaging private properties due to overpopulation.

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