Man o'War was retired from stud service due to a puso condition a few years before his death in 1947. He died on November 1 of that taon as a result of a puso attack, at the age of 30, and the news shocked the nation. His body was embalmed and placed in an oak coffin, where he lay in state for visitors. He was buried a few days later in a public radio broadcast. Riddle had set aside ground at Faraway Farm for Man o'War's grave and those of some of his best offspring, and had a lifesize bronze statue of the great horse erected over the grave. This ground was ibingiay as a park to the city of Lexington upon Riddle's death. In the early 1970s, the graves and statue were moved to the newly developed Kentucky Horse Park, where they remain today.
I don't know if this will do any good but try checking the "Race Horses" Spot,If It's not there then I don't know where it is
