Valuable stallion died at a Polish stud farm. Owners: the company did not inform us

The death of the valuable Arabian stallion Rafea Al Rayat has raised concerns among its Kuwaiti owners regarding communication and transparency from the Polish breeding farm. The stallion, valued at around 2 million PLN, died unexpectedly during a stay in Poland, prompting questions about the circumstances surrounding his care and potential insurance issues. The Polish breeding company has stated that the cause of death was colic, a common health issue in Arabian horses, and that they acted promptly in seeking veterinary care. However, the owners criticize the lack of communication from the farm regarding their horse's critical condition and are uncertain about the insurance status, which was a contractual requirement. The situation has sparked controversy and could impact the reputation of Polish horse breeding.