Grand National: Celebre d’Allen dies days after collapsing near Aintree finishing line; jockey Micheal Nolan banned for ride | Racing News happymamay

Grand National Celebre D’Alen died after its collapse during the last stages of the Actree show.

On Saturday, Michelle Nolan was delivered, a 10 -day comment by Rastidi after he inquired about his decision to continue riding celebrities after jumping on the penultimate fence.

The 13 -year -old horse, on which Philip Hobbes and Johnson White trained in Ainsi overnight on Saturday before returning to Hobbes and White stable spinning for further treatment.

In a statement on Tuesday, Hobbes and Euet said: “We are sad for the participation of that, and Celebre d’En died.

“He received the best treatment by the veterinary teams and was improving. However, he deteriorated dramatically last night and it was not possible. It was a great horse and we will all miss it a lot.”

The BHA Stewards report on the Nolan trip on the Celebre d’oln:

“The contestant and the veterinary officer were interviewed, and the corresponding records were displayed. The contestant was suspended for 10 days.”

In the wake of the news of the death of Celebre D’An, the CEO of BHA, Acting Brant Denchia:

“As with all the contestants in Grand National, Celebre D’An is equipped with a comprehensive examination by veterinarians in the horse racing circuit. This healthy examination includes escaping, physical examination of the limbs to check any heat, pain or swelling, listening to the heart to verify any necessity or rhythm.

“This represents the last step in a wide process of checks to ensure the suitability of horses for the race in the national, which also includes a review of veterinary records and the evaluation of a committee of experts to consider the horse race record and its suitability for the race. As part of this process, the horse could also be examined by the veterinarian on occasions per month.

“Celebre D’An received a cure from the expert veterinarian team after withdrawing and then collapsing at the end of the race. After the teams immediately attended it on the site, he was granted all the time that he needed to respond to treatment in the track before he was transferred again to the first place in the facilities in the race race in the mountain race, where he continued to receive caution and attention Overnight.

“Bha and Aintree Racecourse will analyze the race and this accident in detail, as is the case every year and with every fatal injury in any race. This horse that is sent until after death will include.

“The process of reviewing every death allows us to build on our current data and help us understand how all reasonable risks can be avoided in order to maintain our horses and ride as safe as possible. This process previously led to the changes made on Grand National in 2024, including the decrease in the number of runners before Saturday before there was a small injury in the previous nine race.

“The steps we have taken to improve safety over the years reflect the great respect we get to our horses and our commitment to their safety.”