“The loss suffered today is heartbreaking for our racing community,” Sam Gerrity, chief executive officer of the hotel, said in a statement. “We are deeply grateful to the security personnel, first responders, and racing staff whose swift actions helped protect the horses and people in the surrounding barns.”
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