Last week in U.S. Thoroughbred and Quarterhorse races
Parade for Me “took a bad step, vanned off” at Mountaineer
Lil’ Mojo “vanned off” at Canterbury
Unicorn “vanned off” at Del Mar
Brutus Hughes “pulled up in distress, vanned off” at Evangeline
Smart Royal T “vanned off” at Penn
Citibike “vanned off” at Arlington
Behind the Couch “vanned off” at Saratoga
Snow Stone “fractious in gate, flipped, DNF” at Sweetwater
Convivial “vanned off” at Colonial
Desanctus “bleeding from both nostrils” at Columbus
P R Cash King “vanned off” at Columbus
Run Nancy Run “went wrong” at Ellis
Providence “vanned off” at Ellis
Taxation “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Aymara “vanned off” at Saratoga
Tricky Dame “fell, DNF” at Albuquerque
Dales Cash “vanned off” at Arizona
Wonder Stone “pulled up in distress, vanned off” at Belterra
Rose’s Asset “fell, vanned off” at Mountaineer
To the Stars “[sustained] a catastrophic injury…euthanized” at Timonium
Bobo Jones “pulled up lame, vanned off” at Timonium
“Vanned Off”: unable to walk off course under own power; many of these horses will resurface on my FOIA kill-reports
“Bled,” “Returned Bleeding From Nostrils”: usually indicates pulmonary hemorrhage
(source: Equibase)
