Officials Blame Mineral Overdose in Horse Deaths

July 28, 2010 - Posted by admin

Florida authorities say an overdose of selenium, a common mineral that helps muscles recover from fatigue, is to blame for the deaths of 21 elite polo horses just over a week ago. (April 28)
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7 Comments

  1. ottopasquier says:

    Let me tell you , polo is nasty , behind the beautiful barns and fancy what not , it is an horrible place for horses. when I was at Wellington , I would see trucks and trucks of horses coming into the vet offices and if the horses were lame or had an injury which would cost them money , the horses would be sent to slaughter ….. and these ladies with their facy hats at these polos matches support animals causes …. what a joke , hypocrites

    ... on July July 28th, 2010
  2. laralbrooks says:

    this just shouldn’t happen…

    ... on July July 28th, 2010
  3. BinkieMcFartnuggets says:

    You can’t be shocked when horses die after you treat them like high performance race cars.

    ... on July July 28th, 2010
  4. nahuelito2007 says:

    That happened because this idiots think they can control God´s creation.
    So they must drink from their own haughty.

    ... on July July 28th, 2010
  5. trickless says:

    I thought my big mac tasted funny…..

    ... on July July 28th, 2010
  6. hunf4ndan says:

    lol they belonged to a team from venezuela… commy bastard horses LMAO

    ... on July July 28th, 2010
  7. Anneanh204012 says:

    poor horses….

    ... on July July 28th, 2010