doc_western
03-28-2009, 04:09 PM
http://www.ntra.com/content.aspx?type=news&id=38464
That's really too bad......he was a great horse. :(
Alysheba, who suffered from a degenerative spinal condition, fell in his stall at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington on Friday and was unable to get to his feet. Nathan Slovis, D.V.M., who regularly treated Alysheba, evaluated him after the fall but was unable to save the oldest living Kentucky Derby (G1) winner.
Alysheba, who won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes (G1) in 1987, was buried on Saturday morning at the Kentucky Horse Park’s Hall of Champions, across from the grave of champion John Henry. He won 11 of 26 career starts and amassed $6,679,242 in purse earnings, retiring as the leading North American-raced career earner.
Poor old guy.....RIP Alysheba.
That's really too bad......he was a great horse. :(
Alysheba, who suffered from a degenerative spinal condition, fell in his stall at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington on Friday and was unable to get to his feet. Nathan Slovis, D.V.M., who regularly treated Alysheba, evaluated him after the fall but was unable to save the oldest living Kentucky Derby (G1) winner.
Alysheba, who won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes (G1) in 1987, was buried on Saturday morning at the Kentucky Horse Park’s Hall of Champions, across from the grave of champion John Henry. He won 11 of 26 career starts and amassed $6,679,242 in purse earnings, retiring as the leading North American-raced career earner.
Poor old guy.....RIP Alysheba.