Bluegrass Equine Digest Receives Recognition
The Horse Staff
May 20, 2014
The Bluegrass Equine Digest was recently honored during the Thoroughbred Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America’s annual awards.
The Bluegrass Equine Digest was recently honored during the Thoroughbred Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America’s annual awards.
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