A colt and a filly, both 4 years old, died this weekend at Santa Anita Park, just the latest in a recent rash of racehorse deaths at the Arcadia racetrack.
Two horses died at Santa Anita this weekend, state officials said today.
The colt died was just one day after 4-year-old filly Pray for My Owner suffered a"sudden death" immediately following Friday's seventh race. Three horses have died at Santa Anita in less than a week, and a total of eight horses have died at the Arcadia track so far this year.
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