2015 Racehorse Welfare and Safety Summit Scheduled
The Blood-Horse Staff
December 5, 2014
The summit will be held July 8 at Keeneland and is open to the public. A live webcast also will be available.
The summit will be held July 8 at Keeneland and is open to the public. A live webcast also will be available.
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