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Devastating injury to Cuthbert Dibble in 3rd at Chepstow 😥. Reminiscent of the Bowens day yesterday. A winner for Sam Twiston-Davies in the 2nd race. Then an horrific injury to Cuthbert Dibble in the next RIP
That was horrible to watch; seemed to happen mid-jump, before he landed. Makes me wonder if racing is worth it
What a bad start to the NH season proper. Can’t recall a Chepstow in October being that cruel.
May he rest in peaceA bad start indeed Ruby..
I was at Newmarket and they were showing Chepstow on the screen, I wasn’t really watching but just happened to glance up and saw poor Cuthbert Dibble break down it looked horrific, poor boy. I couldn’t get that image out of my head.
R.I.P. Cuthbert Dibble 🌹🥲
Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Oh that is so so sad..all love and thoughts with her an awful thing to witness I cannot imagine her grief, They are like their babies. I can’t bear to watch the jumps any more.
Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...I have to say that sometimes it does make you wonder if these awful
accidents will one day play a part in bringing about the end of National Hunt racing.Another horse lost in Cuthbert Dibble is really bad news, particularly for the stable
staff who looked after him on a daily basis.
Horses crashing to the turf over the jumps becomes more and more indefensible in my mind , I still take passing interest in jumps but getting less and less interested and I used to go a lot . Just looks old fashion now . Wouldnt really miss it , most of the rest world of racing outside UK , Ireland , France pretty uninterested bar few little tracks . Theres going to be some tough decisions in a few years , however i think govemment got hands full with other issues at moment .
rip xxx
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