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Michael O’Sullivan, a jockey from Ireland That fell from his horse on the race track of Thurles has died more than a week after autumn, said the Irish Sea Aacing Regulatory Board (iiB) in a press release. He was 24.
He fell from his Horse during the Race again on February 20 on February 6th.
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Michael O’Sullivan celebrates Nationale in Marine after winning 13:30 The Sky Bet Supreme Novices. (Reuters/Peter Cziborra)
“Michael was an exceptionally talented young driver who was always popular in weighing,” said Ihrb CEO Darragh O’Loughhlin in the publication. “Michael will be deeply missed by everyone in racing who had the pleasure of knowing him. Our hearts go to Michael’s family, especially his parents Bernadette and William and his brother Alan, who will feel his loss the most.”
Dr. Jennifer Pugh, the Chief Medical Officer of the Ihrb, said O’Sullivan’s family decided to donate his organs.
“I had the privilege of knowing Michael through his amateur and his professional career, and his commitment, modesty and friendly nature always made him a pleasure to be nearby,” added Pugh. “Michael’s success and humility will have inspired many, and today I share the feeling of loss with all those who knew him.
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Impaire et Passen, ridden by Paul Townend and Good Land, ridden by Michael O’Sullivan, in action during the 13:30 BallyMore Novices. (Reuters/Peter Cziborra)
“Michael’s family would like to repeat their gratitude for all the support they have received in the past few days and express their appreciation for the local community and the family of racing sports. The O’Sullivan family asked for privacy at this point. “
O’Sullivan became professional in 2022 and won the hurdle of the Supreme Novices next year at the Cheltenham Festival, so To the BBC. In the course of his career, he had 95 victories in Ireland and Great Britain.
“They are terrible news that all of our problems bring in the context. It will be missing here and there is a real sadness here,” said coach Willie Mullins about the outlet. “He was here two morning a week and was a lot one Part of the team And his part here would only get bigger. He was such a natural driver who was very modest, friendly and reserved.
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“He had a great understanding of horses and races and gave the horse the man. I think and we have his family in our thoughts and our prayers are now for you.”
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