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KMOX weekend host Scott Jagow is joined by one his former colleagues at the Paulick Report, Joe Nevills, to discuss this year's Derby. Are there any answers yet for the equine fatalities at the Louisville track in recent days? What are the top storylines this year? And most importantly, who's going to win?

Scott Jagow talks to Joe Nevills, of the Paulick Report, about the upcoming Breeders' Cup horse race. They compare this cup to other horse races like the Kentucky Derby and explain why this race is special.

Jason opens the show with a discussion on ticket critiquiing and discussions on public forums. Then we welcome in Ray Paulick of the Paulick Report to talk about Del Mar, news from around racing, and more! 

If you thought a podcast covering the week after the Queen's Plate would be an anticlimax, with nothing to talk about, listen to this one and admit you were wrong. There was a monster card of harness racing Saturday night from Mohawk - the William Wellwood Memorial, the Eternal Camnation, Jimmy Freight and Bulldog Hanover, both impressive in Canadian Pacing Derby Eliminations. At Woodbine on Sunday, 4 Yearling Sales Stakes races. We're still buzzing about Moria and in our Moria pack, trainer Kevin Attard tells us how the Queen's Plate changed his life. Owner Donnato Lanni of X-Men Racing explains how a group of harness men came to own Moira and how his children come up with colourful names, and Joe Nevills of the Paulick Report explains why Moira is a big story in the US. We've got the Travers Stakes from Saratoga and chaos at Mohawk Park last Monday in which no one was hurt thanks to safety protocol. Then there's this race from The Track On 2 in which the top 4 horses all shared the same name. And those listening to the entire podcast will be treated to music from Dire Straits, The Tubes, Norman Greenbaum, The Bobby Fuller Four and, of course, Jay and the Americans.

We talk with Beth Haist from the Horse of Course about mouth issues and bits, critter nutrition focuses on cooling foods and recovery support for horses, and in coffee klatch we ask what words do you most often say to your dog, cat, or horse.Co-Hosts:  Tigger Montague from BiostarUS and Pati Pieucci from from Pierucci DressagePicture source Biostar US, Healthy Critters RadioAsk HedwigGuest:  Beth Haist, The Horse of CourseStar-Lixir EQ:  Equine cooling & Recovery SupplementLearn more about Whole Food Supplements for Your Horse and Dog's Optimal Health at Biostar USLinks: World of Showjumping, Dressage-News, Chronicle Forums, Paulick Report, EurodressageSupport the show

We talk with Beth Haist from the Horse of Course about mouth issues and bits, critter nutrition focuses on cooling foods and recovery support for horses, and in coffee klatch we ask what words do you most often say to your dog, cat, or horse.Co-Hosts:  Tigger Montague from BiostarUS and Pati Pieucci from from Pierucci DressagePicture source Biostar US, Healthy Critters RadioAsk HedwigGuest:  Beth Haist, The Horse of CourseStar-Lixir EQ:  Equine cooling & Recovery SupplementLearn more about Whole Food Supplements for Your Horse and Dog's Optimal Health at Biostar USLinks: World of Showjumping, Dressage-News, Chronicle Forums, Paulick Report, EurodressageSupport the show

In Episode 10, Lisa talked to Joe Nevills (and Natalie Voss Nevills) about the 148th Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby being held on May 6 and May 7, 2022.  Lisa has loved horses and ponies all of her life and has been a fan of horse racing since Secretariat won the Triple Crown in 1973.  She's experienced the joy of seeing five Triple Crown winners in her lifetime and the heartbreak when young horses like Ruffian, Eight Belles and Barbaro couldn't be saved after an injury.  Our lives have highs and lows, but we keep moving forward and horse racing is no different.   Those connected to the industry do what they do because they love the horses and they love the sport.  Her first guest, Joe Nevills, is the Bloodstock Editor at The Paulick Report, a turf writer, Arabian enthusiast and expert and Eclipse Award winner for his feature article Biting the Dust: A Long Goodbye to Mount Pleasant Meadows.  Joe's love for horses comes from his family's Belgian draft horses and his grandfather's thoroughbreds who raced on Michigan tracks.  Her second guest was Natalie Voss Nevills, 3-time Eclipse award winning writer and Editor-in-Chief at The Paulick Report, who has embarked on a new journey with OTTB Underscore, lovingly known as Blueberry.  Natalie's 2020 Eclipse Awards were for articles in both the writing and feature/commentary categories.  Her feature article was titled, “An Angel on His Shoulder”  This Thoroughbred's Fate was Writen in Ink.

Today we're chatting with Natalie Voss about her perspective on the Next Generation of Racing's Leaders featured in the Paulick Report. We introduce our second spotlight rider of our Road to the Makeover Series, Natalie Holdren. We chat with Standardbred Program Director, Winne Morgan Nemeth, about New Vocations to highlight what they're doing in their program and introduce our adoptable horse of the week, Wind of the North.Kirsty Anne is our listener of the week. If you would like to be our listener of the week make sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Now back to the show!Retired Racehorse Radio Guests and Links Episode 77:Hosts: Joy Hills of The Foodie Equestrian and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback Writer,Image Credit: Retired Racehorse RadioTitle Sponsor:  Kentucky Performance ProductsMedia Partners:  The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse AdoptionGuest: Natalie Voss, from Paulick ReportGuest: Natalie HoldrenGuest: Winnie Morgan NemethAdoptable Horse of the Week: Wind of the NorthAdditional Support Provided by: Cashel Company, Wintec Saddles, American Harvest (American Harvest is offering a free 90-day supply of American Harvest equine products for one Horse Radio Network listener. To enter is very simple: Visit www.ahihemp.com/horseradionetworkgiveaway You can be the lucky winner!), and Listeners like you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Today we're chatting with Natalie Voss about her perspective on the Next Generation of Racing's Leaders featured in the Paulick Report. We introduce our second spotlight rider of our Road to the Makeover Series, Natalie Holdren. We chat with Standardbred Program Director, Winne Morgan Nemeth, about New Vocations to highlight what they're doing in their program and introduce our adoptable horse of the week, Wind of the North. Kirsty Anne is our listener of the week. If you would like to be our listener of the week make sure to follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Now back to the show! Retired Racehorse Radio Guests and Links Episode 77: Hosts: Joy Hills of The Foodie Equestrian and Kristen Kovatch Bentley of The Horseback Writer, Image Credit: Retired Racehorse Radio Title Sponsor:  Kentucky Performance Products Media Partners:  The Thoroughbred Makeover and New Vocations Racehorse Adoption Guest: Natalie Voss, from Paulick Report Guest: Natalie Holdren Guest: Winnie Morgan Nemeth Adoptable Horse of the Week: Wind of the North Additional Support Provided by: Cashel Company, Wintec Saddles, American Harvest (American Harvest is offering a free 90-day supply of American Harvest equine products for one Horse Radio Network listener. To enter is very simple: Visit www.ahihemp.com/horseradionetworkgiveaway You can be the lucky winner!), and Listeners like you!  

Tom is joined by broadcaster and journalist Lydia Hislop to look ahead to a superb Jacques Le Marois at Deauville on Sunday and ask if this is Palace Pier's toughest test to date. We hear from trainer Jim Bolger whose Poetic Flare is second in the betting and from Alpine Star's trainer Jessica Harrington. Tom is also joined by the Paulick Report's Editor-in-Chief Natalie Voss to discuss the breaking news from the US yesterday that trainer Jorge Navarro has changed his plea to guilty and admitted to the consistent doping of his horses over a four-year period. And we are a month away from National Racehorse Week and trainer Rebecca Menzies joins us to look ahead to opening up her yard and tells us that she's had to extend numbers due to demand.

Tom is joined by broadcaster and journalist Lydia Hislop to look ahead to a superb Jacques Le Marois at Deauville on Sunday and ask if this is Palace Pier's toughest test to date. We hear from trainer Jim Bolger whose Poetic Flare is second in the betting and from Alpine Star's trainer Jessica Harrington. Tom is also joined by the Paulick Report's Editor-in-Chief Natalie Voss to discuss the breaking news from the US yesterday that trainer Jorge Navarro has changed his plea to guilty and admitted to the consistent doping of his horses over a four-year period. And we are a month away from National Racehorse Week and trainer Rebecca Menzies joins us to look ahead to opening up her yard and tells us that she's had to extend numbers due to demand.

Join Lisa O'Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, for Clear & Convincing, Episode 6, Women in Horse Racing. For a change of pace, we'll talk to Natalie Voss, Editor-in-Chief at The Paulick Report and 3-time Eclipse Award winner. Natalie joins us to talk about the expansion of the roles held by women in horse racing. We'll also talk to Natalie about her work, including her award-winning articles, many of which deal with important issues, including jockey health, regulatory developments and making sure thoroughbreds are safe when their racing careers end. Natalie received her bachelor's degree in equine science with honors from the University of Kentucky. Her work includes investigative features, breaking news and profiles on a variety of topics, with her byline appearing in the Paulick Report, Business Lexington magazine, Chevy Chaser, Southsider, Chronicle of the Horse, The Horse magazine, The Blood-Horse, Quarter Horse News, American Racehorse, Acreage Life, Veterinary Practice News, BirdTalk, and Equine International among others. She's a 3-time Eclipse Award winner and has been nominated a record 4-time nominee for the Stanley Bergstein Writing Award for investigative reporting. She's also a proud board member of the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters Association and the Kentucky Horse Council. For more about Natalie, visit her website at http://www.natalievoss.com/about-1.

The Field is set for the 147 th running of the Kentucky Derby and Essential Quality, has been installed as the morning line, 2 to 1 favorite. It’s been thirty years since a Bluegrass Stakes winner (Strike the Gold 1991) has triumphed on the First Saturday in May but could it happen this year? Joining us to talk all things Derby are two representatives from the Lexington-based Paulick Report ; Features Editor Natalie Voss and News Editor Chelsea Hackbarth.

Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, April 20, 2021, for Clear & Convincing, Episode 6, Women in Horse Racing.  For a change of pace, we’ll talk to Natalie Voss, Editor-in-Chief at The Paulick Report and 3-time Eclipse Award winner.  Natalie joins us to talk about the expansion of the roles held by women in horse racing.  We’ll also talk to Natalie about her work, including  her award-winning articles, many of which deal with important issues, including jockey health, regulatory developments and making sure thoroughbreds are safe when their racing careers end.   Natalie received her bachelor's degree in equine science with honors from the University of Kentucky.  Her work includes investigative features, breaking news and profiles on a variety of topics, with her byline appearing in the Paulick Report, Business Lexington magazine, Chevy Chaser, Southsider, Chronicle of the Horse, The Horse magazine, The Blood-Horse, Quarter Horse News, American Racehorse, Acreage Life, Veterinary Practice News, BirdTalk, and Equine International among others.  She’s a 3-time Eclipse Award winner and has been nominated a record 4-time nominee for the Stanley Bergstein Writing Award for investigative reporting.  She’s also a proud board member of the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters Association and the Kentucky Horse Council.  For more about Natalie, visit her website at http://www.natalievoss.com/about-1.  

Kruser talks to Tom Underwood from the National Federation of Independent Busniesses and Ray Paulick from the Paulick Report.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He's got three horses in the Breeders' Cup Classic and he's been commanding even more attention, scrutiny and criticism due to some serious off-track issues. WUKY's Alan Lytle talks with Paulick Report editor in chief Natalie Voss about two time Triple Crown-winning trainer Bob Baffert's recent troubles and his odds for on-track success this weekend at Keeneland.

Smoke to the West pushed back the Santa Anita season and Belmont Park in the East has delayed the start until September 25th, so John and Eric Wing from Horse Tourneys are heading North to Woodbine. On Saturday, the $1 million Ricoh Woodbine Mile and the Singspiel, a G3 event with a $125,000 purse. On Sunday, 2-year-olds are featured in two “Win and You’re In” races. The boys will match strides in the G1, $250,000 Summer Stakes and fillies are featured in the G1, $250,000 Natalma. The Paulick Report’s Bloodstock Editor Joe Nevills will discuss the trends evolving at the recent Keeneland Sale. Top stallions Tapit and Into Mischief kept leap frogging each other as the bids got higher. We are also seeing new partnerships being formed between top outfits going for sale toppers. Joe will weigh in on how Covid restrictions may impact the purchasing and also update us on some of the top females in racing which are being offered as racing and/or broodmare prospects in the later Fall Sales.

Thoroughbred racing has a new scandal on its hands this week as more than two dozen people have been charged in what authorities describe as a widespread international scheme to drug horses to make them race faster. In fact Jason Servis, the trainer of champion Maximum Security which crossed the finish line first in last year’s Kentucky Derby, only to be disqualified for interference is among those facing charges of administering performance-enhancing drugs to that horse and others. Horse trainers, veterinarians and others were detailed in four indictments unveiled Monday in Manhattan federal court. Natalie Voss, features editor for the Paulick Report talks with WUKY's Alan Lytle about what this could mean for the Keeneland Spring meet and beyond.

We highlight KY Humane Society equine rescue division with Equine Director Shara Wiesenauer, Scott Jagow from The Paulick Report provides a Breeder's Cup preview and Glenn digs beyond the headlines about using horse manure to power your home.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

We highlight KY Humane Society equine rescue division with Equine Director Shara Wiesenauer, Scott Jagow from The Paulick Report provides a Breeder's Cup preview and Glenn digs beyond the headlines about using horse manure to power your home.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Join Lisa O’Brien and Michael Carnahan on Tuesday, October 29, 2019, at 8:00 p.m. Central for Episode 36 of Clear & Convincing for our Breeder’s Cup Championship Special.  We’ll talk about the 151st Belmont Stakes, the 1-1/2 mile “test of champions,” which will be run on Saturday, June 8, 2019.   We’ll be joined by special guest, Joe Nevills, the Bloodstock editor at the Paulick Report, North America’s leading independent Thoroughbred racing website.  Joe has been writing about horses and horse racing since 2007 and has had articles published in some of the most prestigious industry magazines, including Bloodhorse, Daily Racing Form,Thoroughbred Times and Paulick Report.  We’ll talk about the history of the Breeder’s Cup, the Grade I races, the horses, trainers and jockeys and Joe will give us some handicapping advice and insight into the contenders and their sires and dams. We’re a live show and questions are welcome.  Our phone number is (347) 989-1171.     For more about Joe, visit http://www.joenevills.com/ and https://www.paulickreport.com/.

On this episode of Race Day at Fairmount Park, Scott Jagow from the Paulick Report comes on again to give us an update on what is going on in the world of Horse Racing! After that, Johno and Scott give us their picks for this upcoming Saturday night at Fairmount Park! Sit back and enjoy! About... The post Weekend Racing with Johno and Scott! appeared first on Race Day at Fairmount Park.

On this episode of Race Day at Fairmount Park, Scott Jagow from the Paulick Report joins the show! He and Johno discuss things that are going on in the world of Horse Racing and some exciting things they are looking forward to in the sport. One of the things they are looking forward to is the... The post Scott Jagow from the Paulick Report and Picks for Saturday! appeared first on Race Day at Fairmount Park.

Horse Racing Fatalities - A Candid Conversation with Journalist Natalie Voss If you listen to or watch the news, you have seen the stories about the horse racing fatalities at Santa Anita this year.  The number reached 30.  Some horses died on the practice track, while some of them died while racing.  They write the stories leading us to believe there has been a spike in horse racing fatalities this year.  The New York Times did a story pointing a finger at the new track owners.  The article examined if the owner coerced trainers into racing horses before they were ready. Earlier in the season as people looked for answers, an article in the Paulick Report, and racing magazine, journalist Natalie Voss looked into the possibility that the drug bisphosphonate was a factor. Jeff Goertzen of the Southern California News Group wrote a good article explaining horse racing fatalities at Santa Anita (published in the Mercury News June 30. 2019) Talk to an Expert Natalie Voss has been a journalist in the equine industry for years.  she is the features editor for the Paulick Report and also has bylines in Chronicle of the Horse, The Horse magazine, The Blood-Horse, Quarter Horse News, American Racehorse among others.  She has won journalism awards for her writing in the racehorse industry.  When I requested an interview, she was quick to respond.  She speaks clearly in a language laypeople can understand.  She has a love of horses and cares about her industry.  Her insights into the horse racing fatalities were invaluable to producing this episode. Join Us on this Journey We want you to be a part of the show.  Tell us about your horse.  Share your challenges, triumphs, or just everyday items that make horse ownership unique.  Create an audio file using the memo app on your phone.  Or, contact me and we'll set up a time to talk by Skype or phone.  Perhaps what you have to share can help someone in THEIR horse journey. You are a big part of why we do this podcast.  We really love getting your feedback.  Please let us know your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for the show.  Email us at John@WhoaPodcast.com Thanks for listening, John & Ranae Episode #150 Support the Whoa Podcast with this Amazon Link.  

We take a look at the Wednesday Keeneland card and welcome in Ray Paulick of the Paulick Report to talk about the news of the day, Santa Anita, the Paulick Report, and much more!

Both growing up on a farm in rural Illinois and his early work as a ghostwriter for Jimmy the Greek helped inform Ray Paulick's career path. Horse racing would eventually take him around the world as a journalist, and his most important contribution to the sport, the Paulick Report, has become an industry must-read for those wanting breaking news, features, and investigative pieces about the sport and business of racing. By covering stories that others won't touch, Ray has ruffled his share of feathers but the website's work has led to change in the industry. In this edition of Around the Track, Ray shares stories from the good old days and what it takes behind the scenes to get the goods for some of those investigative pieces (hint: there's a car chase involved).

TwinSpires' Derek Simon discusses a Paulick Report piece on potential pool manipulation at Thistledown (say that three times fast) and opines on how to determine and capitalize on efficient and inefficient pari-mutuel markets. Lastly, in the handicapping segment, he breaks down Friday's Personal Ensign and Saturday's Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course.