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“We worked long hours, but Doc Findley never moaned and groaned.”
– Dr. Charles Graham, DVM
in Elgin, Texas. “They’d get here about 6 or 7 p.m. on Friday and I’d go feed them and then we’d go to work,” says Dr. Graham. “They needed to get full to work and I never did turn them loose until about 1 a.m., and then
we’d get up at 6 a.m. and go get us some hotcakes and a glass of milk or cup of coffee and go back to work at 7. We’d work until noon and then go back for lunch. We’d go on
that way all weekend and finally I’d turn them loose on Sunday evening. We worked long hours, but Doc Findley never moaned and groaned.”
Dr. Charles Graham, right, is pictured with Dr. Larry Findley. Photo by Susan Bachelor, Speedhorse
Delta Equine Center is comprised of two main buildings, one of which houses a surgical suite with monorail system for transporting anesthetized horses. Photo Provided
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