Jockeys’ Guild Supports Racehorse Medication Reform
The Blood-Horse Staff
January 30, 2013
The guild cited improved rider safety when they voted to support racehorse medication reform.
The guild cited improved rider safety when they voted to support racehorse medication reform.
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