Horseracing Wrongs has been filing annual “Killed” lists since 2014; we are the first to ever do this. Here are the nine-year (’14-’22) state totals, and the totals for some of our most conspicuous tracks. Please note, however, that these figures are at a minimum: More, surely, were euthanized off-site or simply fell through record-keeping cracks. Not reflected, either, are the horses killed at the nation’s 200+ private training facilities. And finally, these numbers say nothing of the tens of thousands who were bled-out and butchered upon “retirement.” In short, this is but a partial reckoning.