Tennessee Department of Agriculture Interns visit WGC Cavender
Friday, July 18, 2025
On Thursday, July 17, 2025, Summer Interns from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture made a trip to Shelbyville, Tennessee, to meet the 2024 Tennessee Walking Horse World Grand Champion, Cavender. As always, Cavender was eager to meet new people. The group met at EquiKnox Farms where they learned more about the Walking Horse Industry and then traveled to the Celebration to see the facility.
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