AQHA Teams with Jockey Club to Address Medications in Racing
Edited Press Release
August 22, 2012
The AQHA announced Aug. 12 its endorsement of The Jockey Club’s proposed Reformed Racing Medication Rules.
The AQHA announced Aug. 12 its endorsement of The Jockey Club’s proposed Reformed Racing Medication Rules.
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The KHC worked with the Normandy Horse Council to discuss opportunities focused on the 2014 WEG.
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