Fire kills dozens of horses at facility owned by NJ man
<p>The cause of a fire that killed two dozen horses at a training facility owned by a Franklin Lakes man is still unknown.</p>
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Jun 5, 2018, 11:08 AM
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Updated 2,415 days ago
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The cause of a fire that killed two dozen horses at a training facility owned by a Franklin Lakes man is still unknown.
The fire happened early Saturday in Orange County, New York.
A worker woke up to find flames tearing through a stable at Mount Hope Training Center.
The facility is owned by Rich Banca, who trains harness racing horses who run at the Meadowlands.
Thirty horses were safely evacuated from a nearby barn.
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