It’s a trot tort!
The owners of Deniz, a 16-year-old carriage horse who died suddenly in Central Park on June 9, have filed a “notice of claim” — a required step before suing the city — alleging that the horse died from eating Japanese yew planted along the park’s carriage drives.
The document, filed Sept. 8 by brothers Nurettin and Ummet Kirbiyik, who operate Arsian Horse Carriage, names the City of New York, NYC Parks, the Health Department, the Department of Consumer and Worker Protection, the Department of Transportation and the Central Park Conservancy.
The claim alleges Deniz ate the berries near the East Drive, just north of East 90th…
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