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UW Equine Science Program Students to Teach Horsemanship in Europe
UW's newly formed Equine Program in the Department of Animal Science received an American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA) International Horsemanship Grant to teach horsemanship and equine science classes to AQHA members in Europe. UW's application was selected from among some of the nation's top equine science programs.
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