Perhaps this is the horse racing accident you never seen in your live.

This is the horse racing accident you never seen . Come to be a judge, Should this be disqualification or can keep the 1st place.

[@gootubetotallysucks]

I love the comments about how the horses are treated like royalty. This industry is running horses whose bones aren't formed yet at full speed and want to talk about how great they treat them. These BABIES shouldn't even be at a full run yet and you all know it, so stop making excuses for your pathetic industry. Sure, you treat them wonderfully and when they don't come home from the track because you killed them, you just use their tack on the next horse. You tell yourself whatever you want so you can sleep at night; I know I wouldn't be able to.

[@dragoncheong7314]

the falling horse won

[@exposing]

Only when the last tree has died, the last lake has been poisoned, the last fish has been caught, and the last animal has gone extinct will we realize that we cannot eat money. We will realize all our mistakes. Something as simple as horse racing can even turn out to be a mistake.

[@rhino2960]

his horses nose crossed the line first, give him the win, tend to the horse and allow him/her to retire a winner.

[@faibishclassical]

The problem is, they are RIDDEN TOO YOUNG, and the basic schooling is not long and good enough!

[@rhiannonkline2055]

Exceller as well, but they are the minority. The news of their horrific demise has fueled a passionate effort to return all American horses to America, as both Ferdinand and Exceller were stationed in foreign countries before their deaths and were slaughtered there as well. It's really quite tragic and just plain despicable if you ask me.

[@singergirlletmesing]

THAT HORSE SHOULD HAVE BEEN THE WINNER OF THAT RACE HE WAS STILL CLEARLY OVER THE FINISH FIRST

[@jczarnecki101]

I'm just saying this I've lived next to a horse farm my whole life he races his horses and he races them in the professional races. Even the horses that take a huge gal and break a born are taken back and cared for they retire they move across the way to his game where his son lives where they live for the rest of there lives his horses never are put down unless the injuries are fatal. Yes some people put them down and yes sometimes horses break legs but the horses are loved and cared for!

[@WellConditioned]

Tragedy aside, the rider was in contact with his mount crossing the finish line. No disqualification.

[@SwiperVern]

That jocky should have let go of the reins after flipping, he probably dragged the horse's face through a lot of dirt by holding on.

[@mcmcmc333333]

Official result was to keep his first place, because the jockey was still holding the rein and not touching the ground at the finishing line

[@raygordonteacheschess5501]

This happened in 1982 at Aqueduct as well, a horse broke down as it was crossing the wire in front, and was disqualified. Another horse did the same but it crossed first on a broken leg and was not disqualified; that horse was Emporias.

[@crystalwolf2006]

You can clearly see in the slow motion while the horse is rolling that his front left leg is broken and likely the cause of his fall. They run these horses hard that sadly these 'blow out' injuries are common. So even if he did win the race, he lost his life doing so.

[@fancydarlin1]

that hurt just watching it. left front leg snapped midway down. brought back memories of 8 Bells'.

[@DAYBREAKandFREEDOM]

he won the race sure. he was acros the finish line first. fair and square, just unfortunately wasnt the best way to do it

[@ranabirkar7693]

The horsse should be declared as 1st since both the Jockey and the Horse fell down after haqvind touched the winning post which is evident from the video.

[@Caroni100]

For every male or female jockey around the world, next race can be the last one. And like Hall of Fame american jockey Mike Smith said once: "If you don´t win, you´re not paid" Greetings from Venezuela.

[@renee556]

My Lord, that poor horse!

[@FrankDio]

He never touched the ground and had contact with the Horse under and passed the finish line. He won! Jockey and horse did not separate they were in contact until passed the line and contacting the ground.

[@arthursolano8646]

he was riding the horse and pushing him to hard for no reason he already has a big 7 length lead