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This is heartbreaking.
On his very last run before retirement, he completed the Cheltenham Gold Cup and then collapsed on the walk way after the race.
I’m lost for words. No death is acceptable, but this is just beyond cruel.
RIP beautiful boy 😢
Just too sad to find the right words. He was never asked to run as far as today. This race has the highest demands on a horse, much more than a National npwadays.
I wonder what race they’ll name after him.
RIP Envoy Allen
“wonder what race they’ll name after him”
Should be something at the Down Royal meeting in the autumn, look at his record there.
Fabulous horse.@greenasgrass – I’m sat here feeling sick, with a lump in my throat, a knot in my stomach and tears in my eyes. Don’t tell me how I’m feeling.
This isn’t about me or your opinion of me. This is about a very sad end for a horse who had more than earned his retirement and now won’t get to see it.
💔 So cruel that he won’t be living out the retirement he so deserved.
This is how we lost Persian Punch at Ascot he was 11 years old and gave his all.RIP beautuful Envoi Allen 🌹
Really feeling it for Henry De Bromhead and his team, he has been through hell in past years and then this..thoughts go out to all who loved and cared for this beautuful boy. 😪
Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...@Kristaltips I’m with you on this horses sad demise 😥
We all are Kristal..feeling exactly the same as you at the moment.😪
Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...
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