Events at 2015 AAEP Convention to Benefit Horse Welfare
Edited Press Release
September 29, 2015
A scramble-style golf tournament and the AAEP Foundation Celebration will both raise funds to improve horse welfare.
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A scramble-style golf tournament and the AAEP Foundation Celebration will both raise funds to improve horse welfare.
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