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Kentucky Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center Hits the 'Marc'

“On my first trip to the Kentucky Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center, better known as KESMARC, I was actually there to see a Jack Russell Terrier receive a hyperbaric chamber treatment. Troy Hamilton, who operates the chamber and oversees around 1,000 treatments per year, was kind enough to explain the process to me and describe the chamber's many benefits. He also regaled me with tales of some of the greats he had the pleasure to work with, such as Blame and Stephanie's Kitten. I only met owner and founder Kirsten Johnson for a few minutes, but as I listened to her describe other ways she could help my friend's four-legged companion, I knew I needed to learn more about this amazing facility.”
So begins Christie DeBernardis's story about KESMARC, the popular Lexington-area rehab center for horses that helps racing's stars perform at their best.

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