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VT Research and Extension Center Yearling Sale Raises Funds

Virginia Tech College of Agriculture and Life Sciences October 28, 2008

The Middleburg Agricultural Research and Extension Center (MARE Center) held its 17th annual yearling auction on Sunday, October 14, 2008. Twenty-three yearlings were sold for a total of $32,250 and an average price per horse of $1,402. A

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