Retired Thoroughbreds Find Life After Racing
A feature on former racehorses adjusting to new roles and routines after leaving the track, highlighting rehabilitation, retraining, and adoption efforts by equine welfare groups and local farms.
22 Jan 2013
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2013
Page
1
A feature on former racehorses adjusting to new roles and routines after leaving the track, highlighting rehabilitation, retraining, and adoption efforts by equine welfare groups and local farms.
Earl A. Roberson of Loganville Georgia and Gene Jamison of Williston are listed among deaths and funerals in the 6A notices section.
President Obama urged unity and action to expand equality and prosperity at home, promote democracy abroad, and tackle global warming in his second term. He called for collective effort, highlighted gay rights, and spoke from the Capitol steps to a cheering National Mall crowd.
South Carolina NAACP hosts a King Day rally centered on mental health awareness with local leaders and community members in attendance. The event highlighted resources, support networks, and the need for ongoing dialogue within the state.
Statewide teen births for ages 15 to 19 fell 8 percent to 39.1 per 1000 in 2011 with Aiken County down 2.9 percent and 2010-2011 totals cited by the Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. County and state costs to taxpayers are pegged at 6 million and 197 million respectively.
Brandon Marsalis Wilson, 18, pleaded guilty to robbing two Kangaroo Express stations in Aiken at gunpoint and stealing cash and Newport cigarettes. He awaits sentencing after agreeing to debrief with local police, aid the prosecution of his getaway driver Carl Donte Johnson, and may testify at Johnson’s trial.
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