His Aortic Valve burst. Poor baby. At least he died doing what he wanted, thats the only way I'd want my mare to die. I'd want her to die barrel racing. That or in a pasture of barrels.
I will never get why people vote "Dislike", is it that hard to understand what a vote means? "Like" doesn't mean that you enjoy this death but it works as an hommage.
Breaks that height are completely useless! We must stop making stupid competitions, they are useless except to make money! So do as I say STOP in these competitions, there are deaths in such competitions! I've had enough, leave the horses alone at the end!
@Natacha17591 thats not fair to the people who arent in it for the money and treat their horses right while training them for these things and do it because they love to do it!
I hate it. I just can't bare to see horses die:( Well done Eric, you handled it so professionally. Poor Hickstead:( R.I.P You were one of my favorite show jumping horses:( You will always! ALWAYS be in our hearts:'):'( xxxxxxxx
@IrishHoneySaddlebred I just heard like 3 different stories rather that he had a heart attack, or one of his organs raptured, and that he fell at a jump and broke his leg. So i was just curious on the real story. thanks for answering!
a very sad thing, nothing more tragic than sudden death, and infront of so many people. I must say though, I found it rather insensitie and unprofessional to keep replaying the footage of him going down and dying. I appreciate that they might want to make tv viewers aware of what's going on, but there was better ways of handling it in my opinion. My condolences go out to Eric Lamaze :(
@Pliokota I agree. This was a freak accident, something that I hope will never happen again, but Eric handled it so professionally. He loved this horse and the horse loved Showjumping. Yes, I understand that riders and people alike were concerned about what happened and probaly missed it within a blink of an eye, but I do agree that that footage should not have been replayed like that. This was being broadcasted live to millions of people and was hard for us all to watch. RIP. <3
i love how I've heard people call Eric Lamaze a heartless asshole for not jumping into the situation. when a horse or anything dies people go into shock, i'm pretty sure everyone there, except Eric, knew what was happening, and that horse was dead before he hit the ground.... eric handled himself extremely well...
It breaks my heart to watch this. I saw it on tv and I couldn't see the tv through my tears. To lose a horse is bad, but to be there and see it happen and know that there is nothing you can do to help the poor animal is just the worst pain ever! Had Eric known that there was something wrong with Hickstead he never even would have saddled up, let alone jump him. So people hating on him can just go on doing that, but he knew that horse better than anyone, those two had a connection that forms thr
@hjula87 How can you say sth like that? Do you have nay animals? How would u feel as someon would be happy to it your dog/cat/hamster or what ever afre it died?
Horses at that level are taken care of to such an extreme that after any insight to the daily routines of those horses, it would be impossible to consider any of it abuse. So much money is invested in them, it would be stupid to not take impeccable care of them. And to jump at that level, these horses have to have the heart for it or they wouldn't make it. It's unfortunate, but accidents happen with riding just like with anything else.
How can a man presume that horses or whatever other animals have to carry him around on their backs... or even do tricks or whatever other stuff??
As long as man thinks that animals do not feel, animals must feel that no man thinks. Seeing stuff like this makes me so angry. Freedom and justice for all animals!
@PiperRocksMySocks see my post explaining about a horses heart, Hickstead likely died from an aortic rupture caused by an irregular heartbeat (more common in standardbreds and thoroughbreds) which is not unheard of in horses.
ok for all u uneducated people....this horse obviously couldn't stand after this fall. it's a very likely possibility that his heart exploded. I've seen this happen and it's not all that rare. there is NOTHING Eric could have done to help Hickstead. he got the reins away and got the saddle off. stop judging based off of what you don't know
@KarolHofman he likely died of a heart attack or a ruptured artery, this is fairly common in highly athletic horses (enlarged hearts). Secretariat's heart was more thand twice the size of normal (although he didn't die of a heart attack) for example.
@KarolHofman it's not the sport, it's the physiology of a horse. The very thing that makes them amazing athletes is the same thing that can bring them down. When a horse exerts itself (this happens more with racing) it's heart goes from a resting beat of around 18bpm up to as fast as 270 bpm. When they start to "cool" down their hearts have a tendency to beat irregularly, most of the time it settles back to a rhythmic beat, sometimes it gets into a fatal skip. (my whippets heart is the same)
it looks like he had a heart attack, I've seen a horse at my old yard drop like that on a trail, very sad to watch. but no way to save them.. the convulsing are the muscles reacting to the brain, he was probably dead withing secs of falling over.. poor thing.. Bless you Eric for trying to get your best bud back up.. your an amazing person.
People need to learn about the sport and horse care before passing judgement on the situation.
When I've cared for a horse in the past that has dropped to the ground, it's safer for the horse and the humans for the horse to be standing. Thrashing on the ground can easily rupture internal organs, twist intestines, as well as inflict injury to the people trying to handle and help the horse. The rider was trying to get him to stand and sometimes it's necessary to use force.
They wouldn't just put horse down straight away, they had to find out first if problem was something that could be treated or if horse's life could be saved. They would put him down as soon as vet discovered it was not a save-able problem. The rider was trying to get Hickstead to stand up, in case horse had colic, as it is important to get the horse standing again when they have colic.
@rednekfordgrl I noticed that too, he kept hitting him with his crop! What kind of rider does that? I don't do that when my horse is in pain! Poor Hickstead, he will be missed.
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THESE HORSES SHOULD BE NOT USED TO TRAIN FOR A SPORT OR WHATEVER...LET THEM BE FREE AND LIVE THEIR LIVES...NOT LIVE THEIR LIVES FOR A SPORT FOR HUMANS TO WATCH....RIP TO THE HORSE...I HOPE THESE PEOPLE DIE IN A HORRIBLE WAY...YES I SAID IT, I HOPE THESE PEOPLE ALL DIE...LOOK AT THEM JUST STANDING THERE, IF THIS WAS YOUR HORSE, CONSOLE IT...ITS DYING FOR GOODNESS SAKE.
@TheHorsie123 its just really sad to see. In my opinion i personally wish they would let these horses live their lives freely, rather than spending their lives in training and for a sport and die like this.
@lonbites Well if the wonderful human race wouldn't destroy their habitiat or kill for whatever reason then all animals could be free but that is not going to happen.
@lonbites You clearly don't own horses, or you would realise that they are much better under our care and love then they would be out in the wild where they frequently die of disease, starvation, dehydration and simple things like infections. You're insensitive comments show only your ignorance and small mindedness- as to them just standing there, there wasn't much they could do at that stage- before posting offensive ignorant comments please consider your opinion more carefully.
@lazyhorse22 That horse wasn't over-worked. It's a trait in many excellent horses such as Hickstead. When the horse works out, the body will automatically pump more blood cells into the veins. This causes the blood to become thick and create a greater risk for clots. That's what they believe happened.
yes hes kicking and no he is not in pain. the kicking is a reflex powered by the elecrical charges firing through the neurons in the body after his aeorta ruptured. His aeortic rupture also caused a fast decrease in blood pressure, lost his balance and lost conciousness. He was unconcious before the convulsions started.
@lazyhorse22 Hickstead was not in pain he probably was already dead, this can happen to anybody. Hickstead love to jump and if he didn't he wouldn't do it.
@lazyhorse22 They didn't euthanize the horse right away because they didn't know what was happening. It wasn't until the autopsy that they discovered what caused it. The symptoms look much like a seizure, which a horse can recover from. It would be silly to euthanize an animal right away if you don't know what the problem is.
OK, this poor thing, unfortunately it looks like he suffered before dying. I hope we won't be seeing such tragedy happening to other animals. RIP Hickstead!
Poor Lamaze, I mean, what can you do in a situation like that but watch in horror? Literally nothing you can do but try to make the horse comfortable. He lived a happy life, he would have jumped anything for Lamaze!
His Aortic Valve burst. Poor baby. At least he died doing what he wanted, thats the only way I'd want my mare to die. I'd want her to die barrel racing. That or in a pasture of barrels.
FastestBarrelRacer00 1 day ago
I will never get why people vote "Dislike", is it that hard to understand what a vote means? "Like" doesn't mean that you enjoy this death but it works as an hommage.
maxulic 1 day ago
i have a breyer of him...this is so sad
gallopvaly123 2 days ago
He died doing what he loved </3 RIP Hickstead
xxeventer101 2 days ago
Breaks that height are completely useless! We must stop making stupid competitions, they are useless except to make money! So do as I say STOP in these competitions, there are deaths in such competitions! I've had enough, leave the horses alone at the end!
Natacha17591 3 days ago
@Natacha17591 thats not fair to the people who arent in it for the money and treat their horses right while training them for these things and do it because they love to do it!
LilMissJumper00 2 days ago
This is soo sad </3
thugzebras228 4 days ago
</3 Why did this have to happen? Such a brave and beautiful horse.
RexRubyAce821 4 days ago
Oh my goodness I only heard of the two eventing horses died in a competition, Wide Awake and Olive Oyl how did he die?
sophiemyponylover 5 days ago
@sophiemyponylover Heart attack, heart failure? I don't know the difference, being particularly dumb, but I've read both.
FallenAngelDream 5 days ago
@sophiemyponylover It looks to be a seizure and then a heart attack after that. This happens sometimes with horses. Nothing much you can do.
FreeMare 2 days ago
omg nooooooo
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"You are a great champion.
When you ran the ground shook.
The sky opened and mere mortals parted.
Parted the way to victory.
Where you will meet me in the winner's circle.
Where I will lay a blanket of flowers on your back."
samwitwerfan10 5 days ago
Breaks my heart!!!!!
Junebug5545 6 days ago
poor horse. At least this guy is taking this seriously!!!!!!!!
Junebug5545 6 days ago
I hate it. I just can't bare to see horses die:( Well done Eric, you handled it so professionally. Poor Hickstead:( R.I.P You were one of my favorite show jumping horses:( You will always! ALWAYS be in our hearts:'):'( xxxxxxxx
m0dZz100 6 days ago
R.I.P. Hickstead. My horse died of Heart Failure when I was away on vacation a few years ago and I never got to say good bye. :(
Aryyn1 1 week ago
What exactly happend?
KrystalIceStudios 1 week ago
@KrystalIceStudios The horse had a heart attack.
IrishHoneySaddlebred 1 week ago
@IrishHoneySaddlebred I just heard like 3 different stories rather that he had a heart attack, or one of his organs raptured, and that he fell at a jump and broke his leg. So i was just curious on the real story. thanks for answering!
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LygyaPrettygrl18 1 week ago
@IrishHoneySaddlebred I was sure :((( I'ts so sad...Maybe he wouldn't have died if he wasn't a racer...:(((((
LygyaPrettygrl18 1 week ago
@LygyaPrettygrl18 He won the competition like a hero :((((((((
LygyaPrettygrl18 1 week ago
@KrystalIceStudios I want to say I read an articul on what happened and the horse ended up dying from something close to heart failure. Verry sad...
Aryyn1 1 week ago
a very sad thing, nothing more tragic than sudden death, and infront of so many people. I must say though, I found it rather insensitie and unprofessional to keep replaying the footage of him going down and dying. I appreciate that they might want to make tv viewers aware of what's going on, but there was better ways of handling it in my opinion. My condolences go out to Eric Lamaze :(
Pliokota 1 week ago
@Pliokota I agree. This was a freak accident, something that I hope will never happen again, but Eric handled it so professionally. He loved this horse and the horse loved Showjumping. Yes, I understand that riders and people alike were concerned about what happened and probaly missed it within a blink of an eye, but I do agree that that footage should not have been replayed like that. This was being broadcasted live to millions of people and was hard for us all to watch. RIP. <3
spazzical67 12 hours ago
Never mind we will never find someone like you, We wish nothing but the best for your rider too
Don't forget us we beg we remember your amazing springtastic legs
Rest In Peace Hickstead Sing this along to adele's someone like you RIP hick stead we ll love you
TheMissBreyer 1 week ago
may angels lead u into heaven my young prince! :'(
crazypizzahorse234 1 week ago
angels needed you
isztwan67 1 week ago
I miss him rest in peace hickstead
isztwan67 1 week ago
my friend showed me this video.
i cant believe this happened
RIP poor boy. and to go in front of an audience no less
this is terrible!
battousaiblade 1 week ago
he handled that very well. im so sorry to hear about Hickstead:( such a sad moment:"(
horsesXrXmyXlife2 2 weeks ago
i love how I've heard people call Eric Lamaze a heartless asshole for not jumping into the situation. when a horse or anything dies people go into shock, i'm pretty sure everyone there, except Eric, knew what was happening, and that horse was dead before he hit the ground.... eric handled himself extremely well...
Rebekha1993 2 weeks ago
u can see that hickstead during his fall made sure he did not hurt eric :(
TJSCLUV4EVE 2 weeks ago
He died from a heart attack apparently well at leats thats what I heard
FeRiDaAnDsPrOcKeT233 2 weeks ago
Can someone tell me how Hickstead die cause I know he fell but how he died I will miss you Hickstead
Breyerfan780 2 weeks ago
This makes me cry ! :'(
meganmolls 2 weeks ago
I miss you sssoooo much Hickstead!!!!! you will be in all of our hearts forever!!!!! R.I.P.
Sallyismygoat 3 weeks ago
We'll miss you Hickstead! RIP!
lilyzfillies 1 month ago
Does anyone know why he died??
sunchaser89 1 month ago
@sunchaser89 something happend to his heart
lilyzfillies 1 month ago
@sunchaser89 He had a sudden heart attack
XJessicaX97 1 month ago
@XJessicaX97 thanks, that's so awful. did he finish his round?
sunchaser89 1 month ago
@sunchaser89 Yes, they finished there round, and on the way out Hickstead just suddenly collapsed which was caused by a heart attack
XJessicaX97 1 month ago
@XJessicaX97 Thank you, I've been trying to figure out what happened exactly... Such a shame, he was an amazing jumper who obviously loved his job
4x4Girl14 1 month ago
@4x4Girl14 It's fine, yes it is a shame! The world has lost one amazing showjumping champion.
XJessicaX97 1 month ago
@sunchaser89 He acually had a ruptured aorta, which cased heart faliure... RIP Hickstead... <3
1nikomi 1 month ago
I'm heart broken 💔 That was a such amazing horse😢
SilvyAndLusi 1 month ago
soo sad :(
pinkey5581 2 months ago
that is soooo sad
skyhighshowjumper 2 months ago
It breaks my heart to watch this. I saw it on tv and I couldn't see the tv through my tears. To lose a horse is bad, but to be there and see it happen and know that there is nothing you can do to help the poor animal is just the worst pain ever! Had Eric known that there was something wrong with Hickstead he never even would have saddled up, let alone jump him. So people hating on him can just go on doing that, but he knew that horse better than anyone, those two had a connection that forms thr
castleguardian 2 months ago
I -3 you hick stead
Keltichorse1 2 months ago
How can you say that hjula87 that horse deserves to live not for you to eat get some common sense will ya
Keltichorse1 2 months ago
i miss Hickstead
gun20044411 2 months ago
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hjula87 2 months ago
@hjula87 How can you say sth like that? Do you have nay animals? How would u feel as someon would be happy to it your dog/cat/hamster or what ever afre it died?
SelkaAndHorses 2 months ago
@hjula87 shut the hell up. honestly? people like you are hated everywhere.....
macscoudy2344 2 months ago
Horses at that level are taken care of to such an extreme that after any insight to the daily routines of those horses, it would be impossible to consider any of it abuse. So much money is invested in them, it would be stupid to not take impeccable care of them. And to jump at that level, these horses have to have the heart for it or they wouldn't make it. It's unfortunate, but accidents happen with riding just like with anything else.
toriandcheers 3 months ago
How can a man presume that horses or whatever other animals have to carry him around on their backs... or even do tricks or whatever other stuff??
As long as man thinks that animals do not feel, animals must feel that no man thinks. Seeing stuff like this makes me so angry. Freedom and justice for all animals!
luluMoonlight 3 months ago
crying my eyes out
silverwolfdemon14 3 months ago
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My friend didn't even know he died and she's a big fan of him. shame on her. :(
judgeponyjumper 3 months ago
Eric could not have handled it more proffesionaly.
valuta211 3 months ago 29
@valuta211 he dint no wot 2 do!
11and15productions 1 week ago
The noblest ever, seeing this breaks my heart!
mamalekimsn 3 months ago 8
@mamalekimsn mine too :((((
LygyaPrettygrl18 1 week ago
and thats why you have the vet check the horse frist and you HAVE to warm a horse up before you try to jump 6ft jumps
rodeoluv1 3 months ago
What happened? He looks like he is seizuring but what is an aeoric?
PiperRocksMySocks 3 months ago
@PiperRocksMySocks see my post explaining about a horses heart, Hickstead likely died from an aortic rupture caused by an irregular heartbeat (more common in standardbreds and thoroughbreds) which is not unheard of in horses.
denabluechicken 3 months ago
R.I.P Hickstead! :'(
elintheking1 3 months ago
It might have been a panic attack? he was panicking :/
IssieAndLife 3 months ago
@IssieAndLife he died from a massive coronary
95sweetsoutherngirl 3 months ago
RIP Hickstead, you were a champion through and through
denabluechicken 3 months ago
ok for all u uneducated people....this horse obviously couldn't stand after this fall. it's a very likely possibility that his heart exploded. I've seen this happen and it's not all that rare. there is NOTHING Eric could have done to help Hickstead. he got the reins away and got the saddle off. stop judging based off of what you don't know
GoldEyedNickCLover 3 months ago
What really happened here!? I don't think it was because of the fall. Did the horse have some other disease?
I hate when animals die. It would be better if instead of one horse or other animal died a serial killer. World would be much better. :(
KarolHofman 3 months ago
@KarolHofman he likely died of a heart attack or a ruptured artery, this is fairly common in highly athletic horses (enlarged hearts). Secretariat's heart was more thand twice the size of normal (although he didn't die of a heart attack) for example.
denabluechicken 3 months ago
@denabluechicken Thanks for telling me. I think they should change some rules in this sport.
KarolHofman 3 months ago
@KarolHofman it's not the sport, it's the physiology of a horse. The very thing that makes them amazing athletes is the same thing that can bring them down. When a horse exerts itself (this happens more with racing) it's heart goes from a resting beat of around 18bpm up to as fast as 270 bpm. When they start to "cool" down their hearts have a tendency to beat irregularly, most of the time it settles back to a rhythmic beat, sometimes it gets into a fatal skip. (my whippets heart is the same)
denabluechicken 3 months ago
:( (: sooooo sad rest in peace hickstead u were a handsome boy :(
ilovegegory 3 months ago
R.I.P hisckstead
ceej130188 3 months ago
it looks like he had a heart attack, I've seen a horse at my old yard drop like that on a trail, very sad to watch. but no way to save them.. the convulsing are the muscles reacting to the brain, he was probably dead withing secs of falling over.. poor thing.. Bless you Eric for trying to get your best bud back up.. your an amazing person.
SassyMustang1980 3 months ago
People need to learn about the sport and horse care before passing judgement on the situation.
When I've cared for a horse in the past that has dropped to the ground, it's safer for the horse and the humans for the horse to be standing. Thrashing on the ground can easily rupture internal organs, twist intestines, as well as inflict injury to the people trying to handle and help the horse. The rider was trying to get him to stand and sometimes it's necessary to use force.
asbfilly 3 months ago 9
@asbfilly Thank you for a sensible answer.
nlgallant835 3 months ago
R.I.P Hickstead, and sympathy to all his connections. I'm sure rider/owners and his groom are all devastated at losing him. xx
randomrose82 3 months ago 2
They wouldn't just put horse down straight away, they had to find out first if problem was something that could be treated or if horse's life could be saved. They would put him down as soon as vet discovered it was not a save-able problem. The rider was trying to get Hickstead to stand up, in case horse had colic, as it is important to get the horse standing again when they have colic.
randomrose82 3 months ago
It's common practice to try to get him on his feet. He loved that horse and no one was treated better than Hickstead.
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goldie6175 3 months ago 2
he was hitting him to try and get him up:(! poor wee thing:'((u)<3! RIP Hickstead, one in a million♥♥♥.
ClareDoyle2010 3 months ago
Um, better question...why was the rider still some what hitting the horse in the head while to horse OBVIOUSLY had something wrong with him! shhhhesh
rednekfordgrl 3 months ago
@rednekfordgrl I noticed that too, he kept hitting him with his crop! What kind of rider does that? I don't do that when my horse is in pain! Poor Hickstead, he will be missed.
KenHi29 3 months ago
@KenHi29 cleary he didnt know he was in pain! Eric Lamaze is an incredibal rider! he didnt know what was happening?:( RIP hickstead
TheHorseProduction 3 months ago
@rednekfordgrl He was probably in a panic, as anyone would be if they were in this situation... I'm pretty sure he desperatly wanted him to get up
1nikomi 1 month ago
lol
fearzzgistoz 3 months ago
sobs, poor Hickstead...... poor horsie.... ="(
TomboyCactus101 3 months ago
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THESE HORSES SHOULD BE NOT USED TO TRAIN FOR A SPORT OR WHATEVER...LET THEM BE FREE AND LIVE THEIR LIVES...NOT LIVE THEIR LIVES FOR A SPORT FOR HUMANS TO WATCH....RIP TO THE HORSE...I HOPE THESE PEOPLE DIE IN A HORRIBLE WAY...YES I SAID IT, I HOPE THESE PEOPLE ALL DIE...LOOK AT THEM JUST STANDING THERE, IF THIS WAS YOUR HORSE, CONSOLE IT...ITS DYING FOR GOODNESS SAKE.
lonbites 3 months ago
@lonbites there was nothing they could do
TheHorsie123 3 months ago
@TheHorsie123 its just really sad to see. In my opinion i personally wish they would let these horses live their lives freely, rather than spending their lives in training and for a sport and die like this.
lonbites 3 months ago
@lonbites Well if the wonderful human race wouldn't destroy their habitiat or kill for whatever reason then all animals could be free but that is not going to happen.
supernikki12100 3 months ago
@lonbites Almost no horses die like this. This was a very rare thing, where he had an irregular heartbeat and he had an aortic rupture
1nikomi 1 month ago
@lonbites You clearly don't own horses, or you would realise that they are much better under our care and love then they would be out in the wild where they frequently die of disease, starvation, dehydration and simple things like infections. You're insensitive comments show only your ignorance and small mindedness- as to them just standing there, there wasn't much they could do at that stage- before posting offensive ignorant comments please consider your opinion more carefully.
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lmao ha ha ha ha
violenthoughts 3 months ago
RIP to you and to Joe Frazier =[
fallenlord26 3 months ago 2
over worked the beautiful horse, this is why.
poor horse, may you be at peace now.
lazyhorse22 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22 That horse wasn't over-worked. It's a trait in many excellent horses such as Hickstead. When the horse works out, the body will automatically pump more blood cells into the veins. This causes the blood to become thick and create a greater risk for clots. That's what they believe happened.
allisonxm102 3 months ago
@allisonxm102
thnx for info.
why didn't they euthanize the horse right away, the poor horse suffer for awhile.
lazyhorse22 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22 , Obviously they were trying to save him by finding out what was wrong with him.
goldie6175 3 months ago
@goldie6175
they were just standing there. What a bunch of knuckleheads.
The poor horse was kicking and in pain.
lazyhorse22 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22
yes hes kicking and no he is not in pain. the kicking is a reflex powered by the elecrical charges firing through the neurons in the body after his aeorta ruptured. His aeortic rupture also caused a fast decrease in blood pressure, lost his balance and lost conciousness. He was unconcious before the convulsions started.
mariola787 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22 : are you a vet? NO, so shut up and stop judging based off of what you don't know
you idiot
janjuliusalbert 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22 Hickstead was not in pain he probably was already dead, this can happen to anybody. Hickstead love to jump and if he didn't he wouldn't do it.
supernikki12100 3 months ago
@supernikki12100
don't try to cheer me up, he was in pain before he died. Lousy people did not helped him.
lazyhorse22 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22 Well I don't what you were watching but to me the people were trying to help. And he was already dead it can happen that fast.
supernikki12100 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22 He acually was unconcious when he collapsed, so he really didn't feel a thing
1nikomi 1 month ago
How do u know he was unconcious??
FeRiDaAnDsPrOcKeT233 2 weeks ago
@1nikomi how do you know??
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@lazyhorse22 He acually was unconcious when he collapsed, so he really didn't feel a thing
1nikomi 1 month ago
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@lazyhorse22 He acually was unconcious when he collapsed, so he really didn't feel a thing
1nikomi 1 month ago
@lazyhorse22 They didn't euthanize the horse right away because they didn't know what was happening. It wasn't until the autopsy that they discovered what caused it. The symptoms look much like a seizure, which a horse can recover from. It would be silly to euthanize an animal right away if you don't know what the problem is.
allisonxm102 3 months ago
@lazyhorse22 This is a very rare thing that happen, it can happen to anybody.
supernikki12100 3 months ago
:( R.I.P YOU WILL BE MISSED
michaeljangel40 3 months ago
does anybody know what really happend to him??
RIP Hickstead
spitfiregirl101 3 months ago
@spitfiregirl101 They think it was a heart attack but a biopsie will be preformed later this week. ):
thesharpies111 3 months ago
@spitfiregirl101 He had a heart attack
TheEdgyVeggie 3 months ago
@TheEdgyVeggie awww poor thing!!! could a 15 year old get a heart attack or did he have some health problems in the past??
spitfiregirl101 3 months ago
@spitfiregirl101 I don't think he had heart problems in the past but anyone can get a heart attack at any age.
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HunterJumperGirl395 3 months ago
OK, this poor thing, unfortunately it looks like he suffered before dying. I hope we won't be seeing such tragedy happening to other animals. RIP Hickstead!
aneleite 3 months ago
my friend was really sad when this horse died she rides and competes with her horse as well as my sis... now i understand... :(
MultiAarika 3 months ago
:O ..... :''(
muggybear9022 3 months ago
so sad, such a beautiful horse
majorb1 3 months ago
Poor Lamaze, I mean, what can you do in a situation like that but watch in horror? Literally nothing you can do but try to make the horse comfortable. He lived a happy life, he would have jumped anything for Lamaze!
fancigal 3 months ago 2
dude.
Schizophrenia222 3 months ago
awwww....that poor horse.
lisue1 3 months ago