Breeders’ Cup Contenders Pledge Support to Aftercare Efforts
Edited Press Release
November 4, 2016
To date, 42 Breeders’ Cup contenders have owners and/or trainers supporting New Vocations’ pledge.
All aspects of caring for performance horses
To date, 42 Breeders’ Cup contenders have owners and/or trainers supporting New Vocations’ pledge.
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