A horse unseated its rider during the final race at Musselburgh then carried on running out of the racecourse — and through a nearby Scottish town.
Rufio emerged as the equine version of Forrest Gump as he left the track and ended up striding through the streets of Prestonpans, a small town to the east of Edinburgh, while still wearing his saddle and race number seven on his back.
“It was an unfortunate incident,” Musselburgh’s clerk of the course, Rory Innes, said. “The jockey was unseated and the horse did a full circuit and escaped through the exterior permanent railing.
“The ground staff and everybody went off after the horse and he was caught by a member of the public. He stopped at some traffic
Inside of four months before Kentucky Derby 2025, what are the dos and don’ts of futures betting on America’s biggest race? A panel with plenty of experien
Today, the National Thoroughbred League (NTL) reported that the final event in its three-part 2024 NTL Cup Series—the Championship Cup, won by Julius "Dr
Christopher L. Merz | Courtesy of Maryland Department of Labor Christopher L. Merz, with more than a decade in horse racing operations,
Colonial Downs will offer a series of special ticket and experience packages for the Virginia Derby on March 15, including a limited number of general admissio