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Monday, February 18 2013 / Published in Beyond the Track, Z-Blogs

Know When to Retire a Horse

The time to retire a racehorse can be a life or death matter. More often, however, it is a quality of life decision that can affect the horse forever. Obviously, it’s a topic that needs serious consideration.

Read more at the source: Know When to Retire a Horse

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