Cumulative racing-speed exercise distance cluster as a risk factor for fatal musculoskeletal injury in Thoroughbred racehorses in California

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Estberg, Leah; Gardner, Ian A.; Stover, Susan M.; Johnson, Bill J.; Case, James T.;

Preventive Veterinary Medicine , Volume 24 (4): 253-263 – Oct 1, 1995

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Estberg, Leah; Gardner, Ian A.; Stover, Susan M.; Johnson, Bill J.; Case, James T.;

Preventive Veterinary Medicine , Volume 24 (4): 253-263 – Oct 1, 1995

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