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A Home for Every Horse (AHFEH) traveled to North Salem, New York in September of 2016 to visit Our Farm Equine Rescue (OFER) to create videos highlighting all of the hard work rescues are doing inside of the Equine industry. OFER and Purina discuss the importance of a rescue recovery plan for Thoroughbreds. 

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