Article: Kentucky Derby Winner Barbaro Loses Long Struggle After Injury

From the beginning, the one thing Gretchen and Roy Jackson said they would not tolerate was to see Barbaro in pain. On Monday morning, after their gravely injured Kentucky Derby winner would not lie down and sleep for two straight nights, the colt's owners met with Dean Richardson, chief of surgery at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center, and agreed the time had come to put the beloved horse down.

At 10:30 a.m., with the Jacksons and a resident of the hospital present, Richardson administered a heavy dose of tranquilizer into Barbaro's veins as well as an intravenous overdose of an anesthetic,

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