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    • March 17, 2023

    HIWU – WRD Horsemen’s Meeting – Friday March 24th, 2023

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    HIWU Chief of Science Dr. Mary Scollay, HISA Director of Stewards and Racing Commission Relationships Marc Guilfoil and Ben Mosier, Executive Director of HIWU will all be present to speak with the horsemen atWill Rogers Downs, Friday, March 24 at 11:30am upstairs in the Turf Club.  We would encourage all horsemen and veterinarians to attend this presentation to ask any questions or voice your concern’s.Horsemen please encourage your veterinarians to attend this an important and critical meeting.

    Dr. Scollay is available as well to sit down separately with the veterinarians after the larger presentation if they have very specific medication questions.

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    Tammy Wright
    Thoroughbred Racing Association of Oklahoma

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