Waleed Alrashid spent Monday thinking about the horses that couldn’t be saved from the fire that ruined one of his barns.
– Waleed Alrashid spent Monday thinking about the horses that couldn’t be saved from the fire that ruined one of his barns.
“I can’t even explain it because it’s all feelings,” said Alrashid, owner of Royal Sports Horse Complex, located on the 21400 block of Mueschke Road, near FM 2920. “To be honest, I didn’t even tell her yet. I can’t. I can’t. What can I tell her? I don’t think she can handle that.”Alrashid said firefighters told him a transformer that supplies electricity to the barn blew, sending sparks along the powerlines that lead to the facility.
Crews were able to rescue six horses, according to Alrashid, who praised first responders for risking their lives to do so.
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