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HORSE NOTES/SPRING 2007 INSERT #2Date: Personally Owned Family Owned 4H HORSE CERTIFICATE Nonowned (Leased)DEADLINE JUNE 1stName of Animal Date Animal Born (Mo) (Day) (Year) SEX: M G Name of Sire:
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