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The Tonto National Forest and the Arizona Department of Agriculture announced Saturday that much of the recreation area is temporarily closed to horses, mules, burros and donkeys.
The presence of a virus in some horses has prompted forest officials to prohibit equestrian uses along the Lower Salt River.
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