Vale Nooresh Juglall

17 May 2021 09:51


 

Jockey Nooresh Juglall has passed away as a result of injuries sustained in a fall at Champ De Mars Racecourse in Mauritius on Saturday.

Juglall sustained his injuries during the running of the Noble Salute Cup (Group 3) over 990 metres in which his mount Rule The Night and Golden Tractor, ridden by Benny Woodworth, came down.

They were rushed to the City Clinic. Juglall was unconscious and bleeding profusely while Woodworth damaged his wrist and elbow and was in excruciating pain, but he was conscious.

At 7pm Mauritius time, Juglall was still unconscious and was placed on life support.

His brother, Tajesh, later confirmed Nooresh had passed away from his injuries. He was 29 years old.

He leaves behind a widow and two children.



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