Poll Recap: Horse Water Options
Jennifer Whittle
August 30, 2016
Of the 1,413 respondents, 936 (66%) said their horses get water from a trough or bucket that they fill manually.
Of the 1,413 respondents, 936 (66%) said their horses get water from a trough or bucket that they fill manually.
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