EHV-1 Confirmed at Vernon Downs
Erica Larson
May 6, 2013
Officials implemented a quarantine at Vernon Downs in New York after confirming a case of EHV-1 on May 4.
Officials implemented a quarantine at Vernon Downs in New York after confirming a case of EHV-1 on May 4.
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