A carriage horse that collapsed and died in Central Park on June 10, 2026, reportedly died from poisoning after consuming a toxic plant, according to a necropsy report. This incident has led to disputes between labor leaders and park management regarding responsibility for the horse's death.
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Carriage horse in Central Park died from plant poisoning, necropsy report indicates
A carriage horse in Central Park died from poisoning after eating a toxic plant, as indicated by a necropsy report. The incident has resulted in disagreements between labor leaders and park management over accountability.
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NYC carriage horse ate ‘lethal’ amount of toxic plant in Central Park before dying, report finds
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Carriage horse in Central Park died from plant poisoning, necropsy report indicates