9 racehorses die in fire at Funabashi Racetrack

9 racehorses die in fire at Funabashi Racetrack

FUNABASHI, Japan - Nine racehorses were found dead after a fire gutted two stables Sept. 3 on the premises of the Funabashi Racetrack in Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture, police said.

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