Last week on U.S. flat tracks (racing only).

“Vanned Off”: horse unable to walk off the track; while not all end up dead, most do, as borne out by my FOIA reports. “Bled”: indicates pulmonary hemorrhage.

Great Power “fell, vanned off” at Del Mar
Fortuna Adiuvat “vanned off” at Churchill
Krazy Vivi “vanned off” at Louisiana
All About Clara “fell mid turn and was euthanized” at Louisiana
Beautiful B “took a bad step, vanned off” at Mountaineer
Pretty Prado “vanned off” at Albuquerque
Bling Bling R F “vanned off” at Albuquerque
Fightinforthelead “fell, DNF” at Albuquerque
Break Even “bled noticeably, vanned off” at Churchill
Joy of Baptistry “bled” at Thistledown
More Good Times “vanned off” at Churchill
Garsoon “bled” at Monmouth
Happyandiknowit “catastrophic injury…fell…euthanized” at Penn
Samborella “took bad steps…vanned off…euthanized” at Saratoga
Judge N Jury “vanned off” at Saratoga
Island Rock “returned lame and had to be euthanized on the track” at Charles Town
Trinni Energy “returned bleeding from the nose” at Charles Town
Hard Being Me “took a bad step, DNF” at Charles Town
Dynacharge “bled, vanned off” at Churchill
Mean Sophia “vanned off, euthanized” at Del Mar
Mountain Dew Man “vanned off” at Lone Star
Verifiable “vanned off” at Los Alamitos
Billy the Hott “vanned off” at Los Alamitos
Where’s Rufus “vanned off” at Louisiana
High Triver “bled, vanned off” at Ruidoso
New Blood Cartel “bled” at Albuquerque
Ain’t Da Beer Cold “vanned off” at Monmouth
Can’t Make Me “vanned off” at Prairie
Mr Fast Dixie Gold “vanned off” at Prairie
Inaugurator “vanned off” at Ruidoso
Free to Be Wild “hit the rail, DNF” at Sweetwater

(source: Equibase)