Horse Breaks Free on Cargo Plane, Forces Return to JFK

The Boeing 747 dumped 20 tons of fuel before landing, and a vet was requested to attend to the horse upon arrival.

A Boeing 747 cargo plane was forced to return to John F. Kennedy International Airport after a horse broke free from its crate in the aircraft.
The plane had to dump approximately 20 tons of fuel over the Atlantic Ocean before landing back in New York.
The horse remained unsecured until the plane landed back at JFK, despite the crew's efforts.
A veterinarian was requested to meet the plane upon landing to attend to the horse, which was described as being 'in difficulty'.
The plane was able to depart again and successfully landed in Belgium the next morning.