In Memoriam
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And condolences also to the connections of National Hero who had to be euthanized at Suffolk on Tuesday. And to all those present to witness it.
http://www.drf.com/news/suffolk-cancels ... -breakdown
http://www.drf.com/news/suffolk-cancels ... -breakdown
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An 11yo trouper. RIP National Hero...Catalina wrote:And condolences also to the connections of National Hero who had to be euthanized at Suffolk on Tuesday. And to all those present to witness it.
http://www.drf.com/news/suffolk-cancels ... -breakdown
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Here's a REALLY great picture that a friend of mine got of Mentor Cane ... Just thought I'd post it as I really think it does this gorgeous animal true justice ...
Just wish the pic were completely visible without having to scroll it down ...
Just wish the pic were completely visible without having to scroll it down ...
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It's hard to tell if this was mentioned in the old forums, but I didn't remember hearing anything about this. Shaggy Mane died in 2011. I was checking on some of her foals and noticed she didn't have one listed for '12 or '13. There's a death report on her for 2011
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Breakdown is how DRF referred to it.Izvestia wrote:National Hero's incident was an accident, not a breakdown. It didn't matter what his age was, he ran through the rail at the start and had to be euthanized from the injuries. I wouldn't call that a breakdown.
RIP National Hero
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Here's a list of horses I just posted on the 'In Memory' Facebook. I'll post it on here just incase people aren't on FB or miss it (Written in British date format)...
21/7 - Trendy Kee - Unspecified Illness at Pleasanton
22/8 - Memo To Kathy - Foundered In Left Hindleg at Humboldt
23/8 - My Friend Bruno - Multiple Fractures To Left Fore Fetlock at Golden Gate
25/8 - Dangerous Affair - Rolled In Stall, Couldn't Rise at Golden Gate
25/8 - Revolution Coming - Collapsed, Pelvis Injury at Golden Gate
30/8 - Zapeye - Right Shoulder Fracture at Golden Gate
30/8 - A Dream Issue - Colic at Golden Gate
31/8 - Lightonthebrandy - Ran Through Rail, Left Radius Fracture at Golden Gate
1/9 - Caught A Flyer - Brokedown, Fell at Los Alamitos
5/9 - Sarasita - Left Foreleg Condylar Fracture at Golden Gate
8/9 - Alum Rock - Left Humerus Fracture at Golden Gate
21/7 - Trendy Kee - Unspecified Illness at Pleasanton
22/8 - Memo To Kathy - Foundered In Left Hindleg at Humboldt
23/8 - My Friend Bruno - Multiple Fractures To Left Fore Fetlock at Golden Gate
25/8 - Dangerous Affair - Rolled In Stall, Couldn't Rise at Golden Gate
25/8 - Revolution Coming - Collapsed, Pelvis Injury at Golden Gate
30/8 - Zapeye - Right Shoulder Fracture at Golden Gate
30/8 - A Dream Issue - Colic at Golden Gate
31/8 - Lightonthebrandy - Ran Through Rail, Left Radius Fracture at Golden Gate
1/9 - Caught A Flyer - Brokedown, Fell at Los Alamitos
5/9 - Sarasita - Left Foreleg Condylar Fracture at Golden Gate
8/9 - Alum Rock - Left Humerus Fracture at Golden Gate
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Prophete De Guye (FR) was put down on the 8th after another horse struck into the back of him, severing his tendons.
His trainer posted this video of him playing in his paddock, well worth a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARZpUMjcNVY
His trainer posted this video of him playing in his paddock, well worth a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARZpUMjcNVY
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DRF may have used the word "breakdown" in the first paragraph, but this is what followed:
The equipment was needed to recover the body of National Hero, an 11-year-old son of El Prado and New England’s champion turf male in 2010-11, who lost jockey Jordano Tunon leaving the gate and broke through the outside rail on the turf course nearing the stretch and fell into the ditch that separates the turf course from the main track.
That sure sounds like his injuries came from the crash.
The equipment was needed to recover the body of National Hero, an 11-year-old son of El Prado and New England’s champion turf male in 2010-11, who lost jockey Jordano Tunon leaving the gate and broke through the outside rail on the turf course nearing the stretch and fell into the ditch that separates the turf course from the main track.
That sure sounds like his injuries came from the crash.
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Thanks for the link to the video! He looked so happy to be outside.RIP.Le Beau Bai wrote:Prophete De Guye (FR) was put down on the 8th after another horse struck into the back of him, severing his tendons.
His trainer posted this video of him playing in his paddock, well worth a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARZpUMjcNVY
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Absolutely so SAD - and perhaps avoidable,, RIP National HeroBaroqueAgain1 wrote:DRF may have used the word "breakdown" in the first paragraph, but this is what followed:
The equipment was needed to recover the body of National Hero, an 11-year-old son of El Prado and New England’s champion turf male in 2010-11, who lost jockey Jordano Tunon leaving the gate and broke through the outside rail on the turf course nearing the stretch and fell into the ditch that separates the turf course from the main track.
That sure sounds like his injuries came from the crash.
May they run with the WIND
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Oh, dear. He didn't have a stellar racing record, but it is still dreadfully sad to learn that he is no longer with us. I saw him race at Saratoga this year. The injury must not have been discovered until after the work.jjacks1 wrote:We lost a Medaglia D'Oro baby today - Attenborough fractured a leg breezing at Belmont Park. RIP beautiful boy.
http://www.equibase.com/profiles/Result ... registry=T
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That sounds gruesome. RIP, Prophete De Guye, National Hero, and all we've lost recently.Le Beau Bai wrote:Prophete De Guye (FR) was put down on the 8th after another horse struck into the back of him, severing his tendons.
His trainer posted this video of him playing in his paddock, well worth a look.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARZpUMjcNVY
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Attenborough was the second Englehart horse in three days that suffered a catastrophic breakdown at Belmont, both in the morning. Skiddles N Bob was also one of his.Ballerina wrote:Oh, dear. He didn't have a stellar racing record, but it is still dreadfully sad to learn that he is no longer with us. I saw him race at Saratoga this year. The injury must not have been discovered until after the work.jjacks1 wrote:We lost a Medaglia D'Oro baby today - Attenborough fractured a leg breezing at Belmont Park. RIP beautiful boy.
http://www.equibase.com/profiles/Result ... registry=T
Condolences to both Skiddles N Bob's and Attenborough's connections. It's bad enough to lose one horse, but two so close together.