Grand National Horse Death: Jockey Micheal Nolan “Heart Broken” after the famous of Allen dies

The jockey Micheal Nolan says he is “absolutely broken” and “more angry than anyone else” after his famous horse of Allen died following the Grand National.

The 13 -year -old horse had led towards the end of the Saturday race in Aintrene, but had been pulled by Da Nolan after the final fence before collapsing on the track.

“Ten steps before the second enclosure I thought of winning the Grand National and then two steps after the last one I knew that something had gone wrong,” Nolan told Racing Post., external

“This is how I went from the journey so easy and you can almost see the winning post from where you are, to go down to him and do your best to help him; to enter and have a ban and then abuse on social media.”

A 10 -day suspension was delivered to Nolan after Aintrene Stewards established that he had “continued in the race when the horse seemed to no longer have to give and was clearly losing ground after the second enclosure”.

He deactivated his accounts on social media after receiving a high volume of abuse.

After initially showing signs of recovery, the conditions of famous Allen “have deteriorated significantly” and He died on Tuesday.

A post mortem exam Determined died of a “serious bacterial respiratory infection” who developed after the race.

The tests discovered that the horse’s immune system was “seriously compromised” after “episode associated with the exercise” during the race.

But the post-Morthem discovered that the effects of the accident had “ended at the time of death”.

“It was portrayed that I don’t care about horses,” added Nolan.

“This is what the media say, but in reality it is the opposite. I am obsessed with horses; I love them and I am deeply concerned. I absolutely had a broken heart when the horse died, more than anyone can imagine.

“The only thing I want people to know is that I am more angry than anyone who happened something and that if I had thought for a moment I could have cost him my life or cause him a bad injury, then I would never have skipped the last.”

The death of Famous D’At Allen aroused criticism from the groups for animal rights, with the animal that said that the sport of horses’ races was to be blamed for the death of the horse.