Initial Test Negative in Possible EHV-1 Case
The Blood-Horse Staff
September 23, 2013
A preliminary EHV-1 test on a horse euthanized at Bowie Training Center came back negative.
A preliminary EHV-1 test on a horse euthanized at Bowie Training Center came back negative.
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