New Mexico Military Institute looks for horses to revive cavalry
Roswell New Mexico AP reports the New Mexico Military Institute cavalry unit is short on horses for drill fields as Brig Gen Gerald Childress presses to revive the once nationally renowned program. Cadets face long walks in the absence of Arabian and show horses needed to outfit the unit.
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