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Subject: Can rehabilitate a couple of horses Author: Beverley Nottle [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 13/09/04 12:27pm In reply to: EQUINE CARE GROUP ADMINISTRATION 's message, "Re: Wanting to find out how I can help" on 25/06/04 12:33pm Hi, I live in Raglan, about 58km NW of Ballarat. I can take a couple of horses here to rehabiliate. I have been around horses most of my life and currently have 9 horses on 40 acres. It's pretty good land, good feed and a spring fed dam. Lee Nottle [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Can rehabilitate a couple of horses Carroll Weaver 17/09/04 12:53pm Re: Can rehabilitate a couple of horses Janice Trenair, Francis Duggan 4/03/06 5:03pm