What it Takes To Ship Competition Horses Overseas
Erica Larson
April 24, 2018
Take an inside look at the rules and regulations regarding importing horses to the United States solely for competition.
Take an inside look at the rules and regulations regarding importing horses to the United States solely for competition.
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