The Aga Khan: Shergar, the Dublin Horse Show and a lifetime in Irish racing
Although he was leader of a relatively obscure Shia religious sect, the Aga Khan, who died earlier this week in Lisbon at the age of 88, was a widely known figure in Ireland, particularly after he brought famed racehorse Shergar to his Ballymany Stud Farm near Newbridge,
Shergar, a brilliant winner of Britain’s most prestigious race, the Epsom Derby, was taken from his stable in 1983. He was ...
HE was the billionaire philanthropist that King Charles counted as a close friend – and who made the late Queen’s horse-racing dreams come true. The Aga Khan, spiritual leader to 15 million ...
The Aga Khan was one of the most successful and infuential racehorse owner-breeders in the world who had many champions, best ...
The Aga Khan, who has died aged 88, then retired the horse and sent it to stud in Kildare - but only after selling shares in ...
As tributes are paid to the Aga Khan following his death at the age of 88, the revered owner-breeder will always be ...
The death of the Aga Khan has been announced at the age of 88. The influential owner/breeder raced several champions and ...
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