Barn Fire

"It's not just their livelihood: it's their partners and their family. Those horses become their heart and soul… It's beyond heart-wrenching. It's tragic. Very tragic. It feels like they've lost a fam...

Heartbreak, sadness, shock and disbelief are just some of the words best used to describe the emotions of those involved in the racing industry following a Monday evening blaze that claimed the lives ...

The Ontario horse racing industry is less than 24 hours removed from the most devastating barn fire in recent memory, and some of the industry’s most high profile members have announced that they are ...

“It’s gone. I have nothing. I have nothing. I don’t even have a stopwatch. Nothing. Anything I owned going forward, as far as my profession, is gone.”

A barn fire at Classy Lane Training Centre in Puslinch, Ont. started at roughly 11 p.m. on Monday, January 4 and claimed the lives of more than 40 horses. Trot Insider can confirm the names of the 39 ...

On Monday, March 2, Woodford County fire chief John Varner announced the cause of the February 25 barn fire in Kentucky that claimed the lives of six Thoroughbred yearlings.

Tragedy was averted on Monday (March 2), as firefighters were able to rescue all 15 horses that were trapped under debris which came down after the roof of a Norwell, Massachusetts barn collapsed at s...

A rash of recent barn fires continues to make news, as it has now been reported that a blaze in Kentucky on Wednesday morning (February 25) has claimed the lives of six horses.

It has been reported that two horses that were involved in a barn collapse which occurred on Friday (February 20) have lost their lives.

It has been reported that firefighters in Kentucky are suspecting that a lit candle at a training centre is to blame for a two-alarm blaze that required the services of more than 60 firefighters and 3...

Fire broke out Wednesday morning (February 4) at The Thoroughbred Center, a horse boarding and training farm in Lexington, Kentucky that is affiliated with Keeneland.