I don't care about whether someone says that Phar Lap was Australian or New Zealandish. I only care about recognising the horse. What about when he beat Night March and Amounis in a three-horse race?
Kempson and Henry discovered that in the 30 to 40 hours before Phar Lap’s death, the horse ingested a massive dose of arsenic. "We can't speculate where the arsenic came from, but it was easily accessible at the time," Henry said.
On 19 June 2008, the Melbourne Museum released the findings of the forensic investigation conducted by Dr. Ivan Kempson, University of South Australia, and Dermot Henry, Natural Science Collections at Museum Victoria. Dr. Kempson took six hairs from Phar Lap’s mane and analyzed them at the Advanced Photon Source at Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago.
These high resolution x-rays detect arsenic in hair samples, showing the specific difference "between arsenic, which had entered the hair cells via the blood and arsenic, which had infused the hair cells by the taxidermy process when he was stuffed and mounted at the museum
How? What happened there's so many conflicting stories about his death. Either way the brightest stars burn the shortest and his up in heaven with all the other greats.
Best horse racing movie ever!!
Yep and I thought Seabiscuit was the best horseracing film. I'm so glad I saw this film after. I absolutely loved it. It's a Masterpiece 👍
RIP Phar Lap. You're my hero!
Phar Lap and Man O War were pretty much identical.
I don't care about whether someone says that Phar Lap was Australian or New Zealandish. I only care about recognising the horse. What about when he beat Night March and Amounis in a three-horse race?
Kempson and Henry discovered that in the 30 to 40 hours before Phar Lap’s death, the horse ingested a massive dose of arsenic. "We can't speculate where the arsenic came from, but it was easily accessible at the time," Henry said.
The best.No question.
On 19 June 2008, the Melbourne Museum released the findings of the forensic investigation conducted by Dr. Ivan Kempson, University of South Australia, and Dermot Henry, Natural Science Collections at Museum Victoria. Dr. Kempson took six hairs from Phar Lap’s mane and analyzed them at the Advanced Photon Source at Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago.
These high resolution x-rays detect arsenic in hair samples, showing the specific difference "between arsenic, which had entered the hair cells via the blood and arsenic, which had infused the hair cells by the taxidermy process when he was stuffed and mounted at the museum
Big mistake taking him to the u.s hed still be alive if stayed in aussie
he wouldn't still be alive . would have lived longer!
@@perryganter3447 Wayne meant he wouldn't have died so young. He would have lived a full life.. Sad fate of the great horse.
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Tommy killed him accidently in Mexico .If any one wants to know I will point you in a new direction
I need heard this?
How? What happened there's so many conflicting stories about his death. Either way the brightest stars burn the shortest and his up in heaven with all the other greats.
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