Thoroughbred Aftercare Groups Plan Breeders’ Cup Promos
The Blood-Horse Staff
October 20, 2013
Two aftercare organizations will be providing wristbands that show their support for retired Thoroughbreds.
Two aftercare organizations will be providing wristbands that show their support for retired Thoroughbreds.
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