Officials claim the drug resulted in the death of that horse.
They are also charged with a misdemeanor, fifth-degree conspiracy. Included in the charges are felony interference with or injury to a horse under the state's Agriculture and Markets law. Mosher is additionally charged with another misdemeanor, sixth-degree conspiracy for working with others to dispose of the dead horse. Too Much Data, the public s second choice to win the race, died before the race went off. Suspicion was aroused on the day of the race after Too Much Data was missing from the stalls, State Police said.