Cornucopian Euthanized Following Bing Crosby Injury
Thoroughbred Daily News • • sports
Key Points:
- Cornucopian, a 4-year-old colt and heavy favorite in the GI Bing Crosby Stakes at Del Mar, was euthanized after sustaining a catastrophic injury during the race.
- The decision to euthanize was made after consulting with veterinary experts to ensure the kindest and most dignified outcome for the horse.
- Cornucopian was purchased for $1.1 million by SF Racing/Starlight Racing and had a successful racing career, including wins in the GIII San Carlos Stakes and GIII Aristides Stakes.
- The colt earned $462,655 with four wins in eight starts and was recognized as a 'TDN Rising Star' following his debut victory in February 2025.
- His injury and passing have deeply affected his owners, partners, and fan base, who praised his talent and heart.
