From the Kill Pen

Horse slaughter is more than inhumane. It's big business.

Cast

Paula Bacon

as Herself

Milton Bagby

as Narrator

Dean Bolstad

as Himself

Alex Brown

as Himself

Phil Carter

as Himself

Neda DeMayo

as Herself

A. Blair Dunn

as Himself

Vickery Eckhoff

as Herself

Lester Friedlander

as Himself

John Holland

as Himself

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