Saturday, 15 March 2014

Three Dead Racehorses Are Being Moved to Make Way for L.A. Development

Three Dead Racehorses Are Being Moved to Make Way for L.A. Development

 

I had no idea, until now, that Walt Disney and Bing Crosbie had ever had anything to do with building race courses, so that’s basically why I am sharing this rather interesting little snippet about archaeology and three famous racehorses.

 

Hollywood Park was built as a lavish horse-racing facility in 1938 with investors such as Bing Crosby and Walt Disney. The structure is being demolished for a mixed-use development, so the three racehorses buried and memorialized on its property—named Native Diver, Landaluce, and Great Communicator—must all be exhumed and relocated.   Read the article here.

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