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Thursday, November 28 2013 / Published in What's Happenin', Z-Blogs

Meet Romulus, The World’s Tallest Donkey, at The 2014 Midwest Horse Fair!

Madison, WI, November 27, 2013 –– When Phil Yellott and his wife, Cara, of Red Oak, Texas, decided to get a couple of donkeys to use as guard animals to protect their livestock, they had no idea that within a year, they would be recognized worldwide. They began their search, and soon came across a pair of rare American Mammoth Jackstock geldings for sale on Craigslist – two brothers, ages 7 and 9.

Read more at the source: Meet Romulus, The World’s Tallest Donkey, at The 2014 Midwest Horse Fair!

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