Legal Opinion
Fannie K. Hertz v. Elizabeth N. Graham, Individually and Doing Business as Maine Chance Farm
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Decided July 3, 1961No. 150, Docket 26349PublishedCited by 19 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
MAGRUDER, Circuit Judge.
Plaintiff owned a race horse named Speedy Wave. Defendant also owned one named Star of Roses. The two horses collided on the training track at Belmont Park and both were killed instantly. Plaintiff sued Mrs. Graham for the loss of Speedy Wave. Defendant counterclaimed for the loss of Star of Roses. The jury brought in a verdict giving damages to the plaintiff for the death of Speedy Wave. Judgment was entered pursuant to the jury verdict, from which the defendant takes the present appeal. Wesley E. Brite, an exercise boy in the employ of the plaintiff, had, prior to…
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