Paynter ‘Walking Comfortably,’ Bloodwork OK
The Blood-Horse Staff
September 6, 2012
Haskell Invitational winner Paynter, who was diagnosed with laminitis Sept. 4, was “walking comfortably.”
Haskell Invitational winner Paynter, who was diagnosed with laminitis Sept. 4, was “walking comfortably.”
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