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Now THAT is a properly stocked fridge!

September 1, 2016September 26, 2016 MyHorseChat

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Champagne and big bags of carrots — essentials for a proper horse show celebration. As seen at the @tryonresort General Store. Check out our walking tour of "downtown" TIEC on EN! #AEC16

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