Vets to Track Radiographic Abnormalities in Thoroughbreds
Edited Press Release
November 29, 2016
Researchers hope to track the progress and prevalence of radiographic abnormalities in yearling Thoroughbreds.
Researchers hope to track the progress and prevalence of radiographic abnormalities in yearling Thoroughbreds.
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