Walking Horse Trainers Auxiliary Donates to Proactive Fund
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
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Dee Cantrell, WHTA President Mickey McCormick, PSHA Chairman Jim Cortner, Sarah Smith, Susan Coleman, Heather Beard and Carrie Benedict.
The Walking Horse Trainers Auxiliary approved at their March 15, 2014 meeting to donate $15,000 to the WHTA Proactive Fund. This funding will be used specifically for legal and lobbyist support for the industry. This is a donation from the Auxiliary with credit given to the WHTA.
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