Churchill Downs sets new safety initiatives following death of 12 horses
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WTVQ) — Churchill Downs has set new safety initiatives following an emergency summit to address recent horse deaths on the track. Twelve horses have died since the start of the season on March 30. California-based equine surgeon Dr. Ryan Carpenter and Churchill Downs equine medical director Dr. Will Farmer attended the meeting. Below are Churchill Downs initiatives announced…