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westmeadhawk

Poor Inglis Drever lost to colic

It's on the RP online.

Poor Howard Johnson, he seems so gutted and so I am I  

RIP Inglis - I really loved you  
Rowan

Oh, that's a horrible note on what's a lovely day here

Poor Inglis - he deserved a good long retirement.
Machiavellian

RIP

LEGEND
westmeadhawk

Rowan wrote:
Oh, that's a horrible note on what's a lovely day here

Poor Inglis - he deserved a good long retirement.


Sorry Rowan.  It's put the tin lid on a crap week here  

Poor lad.
lochsong

His poor lass must be gutted.

RIP
Rowan

westmeadhawk wrote:
Rowan wrote:
Oh, that's a horrible note on what's a lovely day here

Poor Inglis - he deserved a good long retirement.


Sorry Rowan.  It's put the tin lid on a crap week here  

Poor lad.


Well, it feels kind of weird that it's happened on the first day at the course that made him a star.

If I see Claisse or Gillespie I might suggest the race-naming thing.
Binge

RIP

Warrior!!!

What a legend of a horse he was in those World Hurdle wins
supersov

Just thought I'd log on before I went up to the course - to this news.

Tragic that he could not have the retirement he so richly deserved.

Farewell Inglis - a true great.
Owl of Minerva

Very sad, but plenty of great memories to remember him by

RIP Inglis  
Gorg_George

RIP Champ, he was a great horse to watch, real shame.
geordie_racer

One of my absolute favourites, an absolute superstar.

Sad end but hopefully he didn't suffer unduly.

RIP and sympathies to all connections.
alfieatkins

one of my favs too

Chewster

Oh no! What terrible news. Echo others sentiments on here that it's a shame he couldn't have had an enjoyable retirement.

RIP Inglis - wonderful horse.  
accajacca

i don't really know anything about racing but i think it's human nature to just fall in love with certain types of race horses. kauto star, mastercraftsman, sea the stars, the one i first really liked because he won the king george when i was there in an epic finish and i was on him - hurricane run.

and, obviously, inglis drever. i'd had a bet on him for his third world hurdle, and was watching it in the office and watching him refuse to be beaten on that hill with all of cheltenham going wild and the lads in the office going crazy too. fantastic stuff.

when even a racing idiot like me knows and loves a horse you know he was a good'un.
theBear

Sad sad news. Rip the drever
Tagalie

What awful news. Colic can be evil.
skeeve

RIP Drever and thank you for the most fantastic memories
Rochesterlad

Rowan wrote:


Poor Inglis - he deserved a good long retirement.


Cant think of a horse that deserved one more..

RIP
borismo

Sad end, was always such an exciting finisher up the cheltenham hill
theGoingStick

RIP Inglis Drever
golfswing

"Whose that coming over the hill"     Its Inglis Drever..

The sight of the horse winning the World Hurdle for the 3rd time and his lad running up the walkway to welcome him back will be a memory that stays with me for a long time.

Very sad news..
Warrsan

Real shame what a hero
Rochesterlad

http://www.sportinglife.com/racin.../09/10/16/RACING_Drever_Snap.html
Jimbob

RIP Ingles Drever
Rochesterlad

golfswing wrote:
"Whose that coming over the hill"     Its Inglis Drever..

The sight of the horse winning the World Hurdle for the 3rd time and his lad running up the walkway to welcome him back will be a memory that stays with me for a long time.

Very sad news..

jennywales

I heard this news from Rowan at Cheltenham (thanks Rowan, though horrible news in other respects). It was a lovely day (most unlike the last time I saw him win the WH) and I had a great day, both from the racing and punting perspective. But every time I went out to the stands, and looked down the course, I remembered him battling his way to the front, not to be denied his wins. Particularly the last one. where everyone thought he was cooked until the last half-furlong.

Great days, great times, great horse.
suejoe

Poor Drever............robbed of his well earned retirement.

RIP

Sue
Rowan

jennywales wrote:
I heard this news from Rowan at Cheltenham (thanks Rowan, though horrible news in other respects). It was a lovely day (most unlike the last time I saw him win the WH) and I had a great day, both from the racing and punting perspective. But every time I went out to the stands, and looked down the course, I remembered him battling his way to the front, not to be denied his wins. Particularly the last one. where everyone thought he was cooked until the last half-furlong.

Great days, great times, great horse.


Yeah, I know what you mean; it was the right place to remember him steaming up that hill. And sorry to be the bearer... I was chatting to a couple of the groundstaff who were doing the paddock for his last win, they hadn't heard (I guess most people were already at the course working when it was announced). Did enlist them in my "campaign"... and I was pleased to see a comment from Gillespie later that they were thinking about ways to honour him and would be talking to Ladbrokes - maybe I did get the word round enough people  
GP

RIP Drever, you were such a *Star*

I will always remember him and the love his lass showed for him, plus like a few of you have already mentioned...her singing him up the hill....'Is it a monster, no its Inglis Drever'!

Feel so sorry for her and everyone who cared for him, thoughts for them and all his fans.

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