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Former KY Senator Damon Thayer tells horsemen to get to know their legislators in HBPA address - NKyTribune

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By Jennie Rees National Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Association Damon Thayer, who recently completed a 22-year tenure in the Kentucky State Senate, knows a thing or two about making a pitch from the pulpit. His theme when he delivered the keynote address Tuesday at the National HBPA Convention? “Cooperation is always better than extinction.” The National Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Association kicked off its truncated two-day confe…

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Former KY Senator Damon Thayer tells horsemen to get to know their legislators in HBPA address – Logan Hocking Times

Written by Jennie ReesThe Benevolent & Protective Association of National Horsemen Damon Thayer is no stranger to making a case from the pulpit, having served in the Kentucky State Senate for 22 years. What was the topic of his keynote speech at the National HBPA Convention on Tuesday? Collaboration is invariably preferable than extinction. At the Safety Harbor Resort in the Greater Tampa area, the National Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Ass…

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