Barbaro Remains Stable

Chief of Surgery Dean Richardson, DVM, reports today (July 15) that Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro had a very good night and remains in stable condition at the University of Pennsylvania’s George D. Widener Hospital.

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Chief of Surgery Dean Richardson, DVM, reports today (July 15) that Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro had a very good night and remains in stable condition at the University of Pennsylvania’s George D. Widener Hospital.


“His heart rate and pulse are normal,and his appetite is good,” said Richardson. “He continues to respond well, looks good, and has a positive attitude.”


Barbaro is being treated at the hospital for fractures received at the Preakness Stakes on May 20 as well as laminitis in his left hind foot.


“We continue to monitor him very closely, and we are keeping him as comfortable as possible,” said Richardson

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