‘Horse of lifetime’ Moscow Flyer dies aged 22

"For me, he's the horse that kick-started my career. He was something special - a superstar."

‘Horse of lifetime’ Moscow Flyer dies aged 22
Fri, 21 Oct, 2016 - 20:17

Dual Champion Chase winner Moscow Flyer has died aged 22, the Irish National Stud has announced.

Trained by Jessica Harrington during his racing days, Moscow Flyer won 26 of 44 starts including 10 Grade One events over fences and three wins at the highest level over hurdles.

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