Kentucky’s Equine Industry has $3 Billion Economic Impact
The Horse Staff
September 6, 2013
Kentucky’s equine industry had a total economic impact of almost $3 billion, generated 40,665 jobs last year.
Kentucky’s equine industry had a total economic impact of almost $3 billion, generated 40,665 jobs last year.
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