“It was a living nightmare,” an emotional Miller told reporters at Santa Anita. Like many of the horses let loose, Belvoir Bay was still unaccounted for days after fleeing the flames. Joe Scarnici/Getty Images North America/Getty Images Javier Castellano riding Belvoir Bay across the finish line at Santa Anita Park. READ: World’s richest horse races – the top seven prize pots in racing Out of the 450 horses that were evacuated or released, 46 died. It was mayhem,” the horse’s trainer Peter Miller told BBC World Service at the time. There were hundreds of them and the fires were wild. “That was their only chance of surviving the fire. One of those who set off through the blaze was Belvoir Bay.
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