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‘Beauty pageant’ of horses: Global Champions Arabian Tour makes U.S. debut in Scottsdale

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SCOTTSDALE – The Global Champions Arabian Tour brought its horse show to Scottsdale last Tuesday for the event’s U.S. debut. While all eyes were on the horses, many people behind the scenes went unnoticed.

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