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* [[List of horse fatalities in the Melbourne Cup]] | * [[List of horse fatalities in the Melbourne Cup]] | ||
* [[List of horse fatalities in the Cheltenham Festival]] | * [[List of horse fatalities in the Cheltenham Festival]] | ||
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[[Category:Horses]] | [[Category:Horses]] | ||
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Revision as of 11:15, 19 May 2023
One of the main reasons for horse racing deaths is the physical demands placed on the animals. Their bodies are put under immense strain during races. The stress of the race can cause a variety of injuries, including broken bones, tendon and ligament damage, and internal injuries.