Two more race horses died after sustaining fatal injuries in races at Belmont Park over the weekend—both of them trained by the same man. “I’m not holding up very well,” he said following the twin tragedies.
After a rough few months, the sport of horse racing suffered yet another tragedy as two more horses died after sustaining fatal injuries in races at Belmont Park over the weekend. The deaths marked the fifth and sixth fatalities at the Elmont, New York track since May 4—continued the macabre trend of animal deaths that has loomed over the sport this season.
Around 17 hours earlier, Excursionniste, a 4-year-old gelding, had been euthanized after falling and injuring his front left ankle. Both horses had been trained by Mark Hennig, who told NBC News while audibly sniffling, “I’m not holding up very well. It’s been very emotional. I just can’t fathom this ever happening, two horses you run in a row. I mean I’ve run over 10,000 horses and have never had anything close to this.
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