2 horses, cat killed in fire at Minnesota Equestrian Center

Owner, fire department provide more details on Minnesota Equestrian Center fire that killed 2 horses, cat
More details are released on a fire Thursday at the Minnesota Equestrian Center that destroyed a barn and a home attached to the large facility.
Minnesota Equestrian Center fire kills 2 horses, a cat
WINONA, Minn. (FOX 9) - A fire at the Minnesota Equestrian Center destroyed two buildings and left two horses and a cat dead. The Wilson Fire Department responded to the Minnesota Equestrian Center at 11:55 p.m. on Thursday on a report of a barn fire.
UPDATE: Two horses, one cat killed in massive fire at Minnesota Equestrian Center
Two horses and a cat died in Thursday's fire at the Minnesota Equestrian Center, according to an update from the Wilson Fire Department Friday morning. Roughly 31,000 square feet of the 128,000 square foot compound was completely lost -- the entire north barn and arena connecting link,
2 horses, cat killed in fire at Minnesota Equestrian Center; blaze not considered suspicious
Two horses and a cat died in the blaze, which was first reported to the Wilson Fire Department at 11:55 a.m. Everyone in the building when the fire broke out escaped uninjured. Winona County emergency management director Ben Klinger said Thursday five people were displaced due to the fire.
2 horses die in Minnesota Equestrian Center fire in Winona
Flames tore through a building and well-known horse farm near Winona on Thursday afternoon.The fire at the Minnesota Equestrian Center started around noon and burned for hours, according to the Wilson Fire Department.
Winona owner reacts to losing part of Minnesota Equestrian Center to Thursday fire
WINONA, Minn. - Jess Rivers said she and her family are taking it one day at a time after the fire killed two horses and destroyed the front of her
Equestrian center fire kills two horses, destroys part of facility
Nearly a hundred people worked to put out a large fire at the Minnesota Equestrian Center near Winona. There were no reported injuries to people, but two horses and a cat were killed.
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