US EditionPatches O’Houlihan, Canada’s Reigning Horse of the Year, Euthanized
TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA, JUL 10 – Patches O'Houlihan, Canada’s Horse of the Year with 13 wins from 16 starts, was euthanized after a severe soft tissue injury with no surgical options, owner said.
- Patches O'Houlihan, an Ontario-bred horse honored as the top racehorse in Canada, was put down on Thursday following a soft tissue injury.
- After winning the Grade 2 Highlander at Woodbine Racetrack on Saturday, the horse was pulled up post-race and taken for examination when its condition worsened.
- Veterinarians and surgeons consulted continuously determined surgery was not viable to sustain Patches O'Houlihan's quality of life, leading to the euthanasia decision.
- Frank Di Guilio, the owner and breeder, expressed how deeply they will feel the loss of Patches O'Houlihan and noted that his many admirers will also greatly miss seeing him compete, emphasizing the horse's remarkable spirit and determination.
- The passing of the five-year-old horse, who achieved 13 victories and finished runner-up once across 16 races, brought great sorrow to his team and the many fans who appreciated his genuine spirit and passion for racing.
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