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Red blood cells taken from a horse can show to a remarkable degree its ability to win races, according to Jack Robb of Alton, a former Ontario Racing Commission senior veterinarian
Red blood cells taken from a horse can show to a remarkable degree its ability to win races, according to Jack Robb of Alton, a former Ontario Racing Commission senior veterinarian

Red blood cells taken from a horse can show to a remarkable degree its ability to win races, according to Jack Robb of Alton, a former Ontario Racing Commission senior veterinarian

Date3/5/1974
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  • Red blood cells taken from a horse can show to a remarkable degree its ability to win races, according to Jack Robb of Alton, a former Ontario Racing Commission senior veterinarian
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