MOUNT CHARLESTON, Nev. (KVVU/Gray News) - A man was caught on camera grabbing a wild horse’s face to pose for a photo. In the video, the man is seen messing with the horse’s face and grabbing ...

The most famous racehorse of all time was owned by the Aga Khan, who died last week. But while the stallion was kidnapped over 40 years ago, the mystery of what really happened to him still remains.

The most famous and valuable racehorse in the world, Shergar had won the 1981 Epsom Derby by ten lengths, which is the longest winning margin in the race's 202-year history. Following this triumph ...

Eventually Shergar injured his leg from kicking, which aggravated his frenzy. “Without veterinary expertise the kidnappers had to destroy the great racehorse and disposed of the body.

Aga Khan IV owned the most famous racehorse of all time, Shergar, who won the 1981 Epsom Derby by 10 lengths and was later kidnapped for ransom – possibly by the Irish Republican Army – and ...

Shergar, a brilliant winner of Britain’s most prestigious race, the Epsom Derby, was taken from his stable in 1983. He was never seen again. By Victor Mather The Aga Khan IV, the wealthy leader ...

Tony says: “A lot of racing journalism would focus on the here and now and when you think about it, Shergar wasn't actually a racehorse at the time. He was retired, and standing at stud.

The Ian Williams-trained SILENT FILM is assured of a start in the day’s finale, the Shergar Cup Mile (4.30pm), and has past history in this event after finishing fourth in this race last year.

The unsolved abduction and likely grim ending of the champion racehorse Shergar remains Thoroughbred racing’s most disturbing mystery, ugly from all angles and deeply frustrating in its lack of ...

It doesn't look like it's a beach." Shergar 'taken' Meanwhile, medium Laura claimed that Irish-born thoroughbred Shergar told her he was "taken to another country" after vanishing in 1983.