The Aga Khan: Shergar, the Dublin Horse Show and a lifetime in Irish racing
Although he was leader of a relatively obscure Shia religious sect, the Aga Khan, who died earlier this week in Lisbon at the age of 88, was a widely known figure in Ireland, particularly after he brought famed racehorse Shergar to his Ballymany Stud Farm near Newbridge,
Shergar, a brilliant winner of Britain’s most prestigious race, the Epsom Derby, was taken from his stable in 1983. He was ...
HE was the billionaire philanthropist that King Charles counted as a close friend – and who made the late Queen’s horse-racing dreams come true. The Aga Khan, spiritual leader to 15 million ...
He was a spiritual leader to 15 million people and a multi-billionaire, but the Aga Khan will forever be linked to the fabled ...
The Aga Khan, who has died aged 88, then retired the horse and sent it to stud in Kildare - but only after selling shares in ...
The Aga Khan was one of the most successful and infuential racehorse owner-breeders in the world who had many champions, best ...
Prince Rahim Al-Hussaini has been named the new Aga Khan, spiritual leader of millions of Shia Ismaili Muslims around the ...
As tributes are paid to the Aga Khan following his death at the age of 88, the revered owner-breeder will always be ...
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