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Nine weeks. Nine potential winners. One of you will receive 1,000 pounds of Purina Horse Feed. Who will it be? It won’t be you if you don’t enter the contest. At midnight on May 31st, the contest will close. Once we put the nine top photos up, the public, ...

Horse in Texas gets prosthetic lower leg

CHRISTOPHER SMITH GONZALEZ, Galveston County Daily News, Wednesday, May 22, 2013 DICKINSON, Texas (AP) — A grassy lawn under a few shade trees is not the ideal place to amputate a horse’s leg. Dr. Ric Redden, a world-renowned veterinarian who has specialized on horse’s feet, knew this, but he also ...

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