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WVBC Fall AKC Lure Coursing Tests & Trials - Washington

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  • Hello forum friends!

    I wanted to welcome everyone to the Willamette Valley Basenji Club's Fall AKC All Breed Lure Coursing Tests & Trials - coming up on October 9 & 10, 2010.

    The event will be held at the Misty River Plantation in Cathlamet, WA.

    We will be having a potluck each day, so feel free to come participate or watch and have a great time at our event.

    You can find event information on our website: http://www.basenji-club.com/events.html

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