Post by Admin on Dec 18, 2015 0:02:14 GMT -7
Shared Belief, the slave 2-year-old male of 2013, died Dec. 3 after a colic episode. The Candy Ride gelding, who had resumed training after suffering a fractured pelvis while racing in the April 18 Charles Town Classic Stakes, was in trainer Jerry Hollendorfer's barn at Golden Gate Fields in California.
According to co-owner Alex Solis II, Shared Belief trained well the morning of Dec. 3, but after being returned to his cell, broke out in a sweat and was unresponsive to initial medical treatment.
He was quickly transferred to the University of California-Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, where tests were run, and he was diagnosed as having a possible rupture. Surgery was attempted, but doctors could not save him.
According to co-owner Alex Solis II, Shared Belief trained well the morning of Dec. 3, but after being returned to his cell, broke out in a sweat and was unresponsive to initial medical treatment.
He was quickly transferred to the University of California-Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, where tests were run, and he was diagnosed as having a possible rupture. Surgery was attempted, but doctors could not save him.