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Dreadfully sad news michael…
RIP Sir Valentino
Was going to watch the race later but will give it a miss now.
Condolences to all who loved and cared for him.Things turn out best for those who make the best of how things turn out...Looked a very bad fall. It was quite obvious that some part of his body was badly injured.
Rest in Peace Sir Valentino!
When the horse fell the forelegs were pulled apart, I suspect an internal bleed of some kind from the injury.
Looked a very bad fall. It was quite obvious that some part of his body was badly injured.
Rest in Peace Sir Valentino!
Seriously? It was one of the softest falls I have ever seen. His trainer says the same. I honestly think you over egg every pudding when it comes to the sad demise of a thorougbred.
Sorry, not wanting to be controversial but……
You have to watch the fall again. Every time a horse lands head first with it’s legs torn apart it is a very bad fall. No matter how soft it was.
As crepello suggested internal bleeding is very likely plus some injury to the neck. Would someone like to run at full speed, stumble and then have your head underneath you?
Any volunteers??“Any volunteers??”
You appear to be the expert, so I’ll suggest you show us and then we can play the replay over and over and over and over again and make our comments on what we observe. How does that sound?
“Any volunteers??”
You appear to be the expert, so I’ll suggest you show us and then we can play the replay over and over and over and over again and make our comments on what we observe. How does that sound?But first you should go and take a ****. Maybe your brain will finally start thinking like it should. It is not natural for a horse to sprawl it’s legs that far and to stop the fall with it’s head. That’s a fact and that is always a horrible injury. But why do you care? It didn’t happen to you.
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