TheHorse.com Announces Don’t Spook! Contest Winner
The Horse Staff
June 2, 2017
TheHorse.com Facebook fans selected Sarah Borns’ photo as the overall winner of the Don’t Spook! contest.
TheHorse.com Facebook fans selected Sarah Borns’ photo as the overall winner of the Don’t Spook! contest.
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Scientists looked at four years of data to try to predict facilities’ compliance with animal welfare legislation.
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