Old Friends Retiree Sunshine Forever Dies
The Blood-Horse Staff
January 8, 2014
The 29-year-old stallion was discovered in his paddock at dawn on Jan. 7; a necropsy will be performed.
The 29-year-old stallion was discovered in his paddock at dawn on Jan. 7; a necropsy will be performed.
The 23-year-old stallion had been at a clinic for several days for diagnostic tests and medical care.
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