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Injured rider and horse face long recovery after Woodside hit-and-run
A month after Redwood City resident Uriel Chavez was injured in a hit-and-run incident while riding his horse on Woodside Road, he and his horse Regidor are still recovering from their injuries. Neither of them will be able to ride for months.
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A month after Redwood City resident Uriel Chavez was injured in a hit-and-run incident while riding his horse on Woodside Road, he and his horse Regidor are still recovering from their injuries. Neither of them will be able to ride for months.
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According to Redwood City Pulse’s linked report, Injured rider and horse face long recovery after Woodside hit-and-run, A month after Redwood City resident Uriel Chavez was injured in a hit-and-run incident while riding his horse on Woodside Road, he and his horse Regidor are still recovering from their injuries. Neither of them will be able to ride for months.
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