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Haru Urara, the retired Japanese racehorse once celebrated as the 'shining star of losers everywhere', has died at the age of 29. She passed away earlier today at Martha Farm in Chiba Prefecture, ...

Haru Urara, the Japanese racehorse renowned for her 113-race losing streak, has died at 29. The Strait Times reported. She died from colic, a condition caused by the build-up of gas in the intestines.

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Haru Urara, the Japanese racehorse who became a global phenomenon for losing all 113 races she ran in, died ...

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