Horses play a significant role in the direct or indirect transmission of to humans. Here, we report the draft genomes of multidrug-resistant subsp. serovar Mbandaka YAH-F68 isolated from foals in Kentucky, USA belonging to sequence type 413 and harboring the mobile colistin resistance gene -.
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