The alarming number of equine fatalities drew national attention, forcing the Breeders' Cup and California racing authorities to reevaluate and implement stronger safety measures.
After the tragic death of Mongolian Groom in 2019, California's horse racing safety improved with a 40% reduction in fatalities. However, recent years show rising numbers.
Although the racing industry made significant strides post-2019 crisis, with many safety changes now modeled nationwide, reports indicate a concerning uptick in racing deaths.
Despite initial improvements in safety regulations and practices following the 2019 scrutiny, equine fatalities in California saw a troubling increase, prompting questions about the efficacy of reforms.
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