Very sad news this afternoon...due to the extent of his injuries suffered during the Presque Isle Mile this past Saturday, Super Frolic has been euthanized.
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The horse was 7 years old and had 43 starts. He deserved to be retired, not put back into training because his owner was not satisfied with the book of mares he attracted.
So that would be the 3rd horse killed at Presque Isle Downs, right? Well that's just horse racing, right? Gotta get those "breakdowns" out of the way. What's a few suffering, dying horses in the name of fun and profit?
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