Surely Awesome Part 4: Waiting, worrying
Leslie Guttman
January 25, 2010
On Thursday in this excerpt from the book Equine ER, Surely Awesome went to surgery. Dr. Al Ruggles’ goal was to repair the mare’s shattered
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