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Important Celebration Reminders for Exhibitors and Trainers

Exhibitors and TrainersAs we prepare for the upcoming Celebration, we want to make sure everyone is aware of the following important reminders and procedures. Please review these items carefully and share them with your trainers, grooms, and anyone else who may be assisting with your horses.

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