Jockey Club to Fund Jockey Concussion Tests
The Blood-Horse Staff
November 9, 2013
The Jockey Club will fund concussion testing for jockeys who use the Jockey Health Information System.
The Jockey Club will fund concussion testing for jockeys who use the Jockey Health Information System.
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