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Warrnambool carnival marred by horse's death
Fulmineus, an 11-year-old gelding, has become the seventh horse since 2016 to die at the Warrnambool jumps carnival
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Horse dies after fall at Warrnambool jumps carnival
Fulmineus, an 11-year-old gelding racing for the 60th time, suffered fatal injuries on Wednesday in a fall during a steeplechase race.
- by Damien Ractliffe
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