I have read different newspapers about the death of this marvelous horse. OMG- if you read some of the comments, it is appalling, all blaming Baffert: the horse was doped, he was killed for insurance money, how horses are worked  and raced to death, blah, blah, blah, . People are so ignorant----- It just makes me sad to see such a champion essentially demeaned in this way- as  well as the demeaning of Bob Baffert.

 Medina Spirit's death was even reported in the Wall Street Journal with horrible comments about how horses are mistreated, raced to death,  doped up. It is truly awful to read these comments.

Yes.......gossip is Tragic, too.........wonder what the necropsy will show,as could be anything ........

This LA Times piece is good, but it flames the fire of anti racing that is already happening at the Santa Anita racetrack. 
This morning I still feel like I was gut punched, I still wish it was a sick joke that he is gone. 
I pray for peace for the entire Baffert crew who loved and cared for this grand animal.

There are 2 forces going here. You have the PETA types who hate all racing so they jump on any tragedy to try and end racing. Then you also have the Baffert haters, these people feel that he is only successful because he dopes his horses.

For my own sanity I do not read the comments. 

 Yesterday the shock was all encompassing and I cried quite a lot - Today, I am left with the immense sadness of the loss of this amazing horse. I too hope and pray for the Baffert family (personal and horse family), that they can find peace in these trying times.  

This video put together by his owner will make you cry but it so beautiful I want to make sure it’s here for us to look at later.

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Here's our video tribute to #MedinaSpirit. Our hearts are heavy with sadness. Much love and thanks to this wonderfu... https://t.co/EGjYeBYB2k

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 Thank you for posting that video: I was able to watch it without breaking down in tears

I am glad! We will have to come back to it at times.