Prince Killed on Way to Fellow Royal’s Funeral
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The Saudi royal family suffered a double tragedy when a prince driving to the funeral of his cousin--a prince who owned Kentucky Derby winner War Emblem--was killed in a car accident.
Prince Sultan ibn Faisal ibn Turki ibn Abdullah, a 41-year-old businessman, was driving before dawn from the western town of Taif to the capital, Riyadh, for the funeral of Prince Ahmed ibn Salman, 43, when his car crashed.
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