Veterinarians Charged With Drugging Racehorses
Pat Raia
March 30, 2015
Four vets are facing criminal charges for allegedly administering drugs to Thoroughbreds within 24 hours of races.
Four vets are facing criminal charges for allegedly administering drugs to Thoroughbreds within 24 hours of races.
The Kentucky Horse Council has announced that Katy Ross will serve as its new executive director.
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The board will discuss issues relating to the management of wild horses and burros on Western public rangelands.
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