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Meet the family: Henry de Bromhead’s children with his wife, Heather de Bromhead

Alongside winning the Grand National in 2021, Sizing Europe in 2011, Special Tiara in 2017 and Put The Kettle On in 2021, Henry is a well-known horse racing trainer.

The jumping coach’s offspring tragically died in a pony riding accident.

Jack de Bromhead died on the first day of the Glenbeigh Festival as a result of an incident that occurred during the fifth race at Rossbeigh Beach. It happened around 5:20 p.m

Internet users from all over the world mourn the terrible news of his survivors. Here are some more details about his family.

Henry de Bromhead is married to Heather de Bromhead

Henry De Bromhead’s wife is Heather De Bromhead. She cares for her husband Henry and does so by using unusual thinking.

In County Watford, Heather and her husband live in Knockeen. She participates in all aspects of the business. She avoids interfering in the horse’s daily activities. She spends a lot of time with her husband and often notices things that he doesn’t notice.

Despite their different viewpoints, she and Henry get along well as they complement each other.

Henry’s wife is also actively involved in sales. She seems to see better than her husband.

Heather de Bromhead appears to be between the ages of 40 and 50 as of April 2021. She doesn’t seem to have announced her birthplace or date of birth to the public yet.

Meet Henry de Bromhead’s children – twins Jack de Bromhead and Mia & daughter Georgia

Jack and Mia, identical twins, and Georgia, her younger sister, make up Henry de Bromhead’s happy family of three children.

Jack Bromhead died in a racing accident at the Glenbeigh Racing Festival on September 4, 2022. Jack de Bromhead, 13, lost his life when he fell off his pony while taking part. The planned races of the events are not competitions.

Just a few days earlier, Jack, Henry’s son, had ridden a winner at the Cahirciveen races, showing his considerable potential in the world of pony racing.]The student frequently competed for his father, who made history last year by he piloted Gold Cup, Grand National, Champion Hurdle and Champion Chase winners in the same season. Again with Honeysuckle he won the Champion Hurdle last year. He also took first and second place in the Gold Cup with A Plus Tard and Minella Indo.

Details about Henry de Bromhead’s family

In 2000, after the death of his father Harry, Henry de Bromhead began training racehorses. He spent time learning from Robert and Sally Alner and Sir Mark Prescott while working at Coolmore Stud.

De Bromhead’s first Grade One triumph as a coach came in 2008 when Sizing Europe won the Irish Champion Hurdle. Since then he has found success in the UK and Ireland.

The Grand National in 2021, two Champion Hurdles, two Cheltenham Gold Cups, three Queen Mother Champion Chase victories with Sizing Europe in 2011 and Special Tiara in 2017, and Henry’s 2021 Grand National victory at the Cheltenham Festival are among his most famous achievements. His current stable jockey is Rachael Blackmore.

Henry de Bromhead’s son: Jack dies after an accident while riding a pony

Henry de Bromhead, a noted jumping coach, lost his 13-year-old son in a devastating pony-riding mishap.

On the first day of the Glenbeigh Festival, Jack de Bromhead fell on the beach at Rossbeigh during the fifth race, suffering fatal injuries. It happened around 5:20 p.m

The child driver was treated but later died when Gardai and rescue workers were rushed to the scene. The remaining events of the festival have been postponed.

Jack had shown promising success in pony racing and only a few days before had ridden a winner at the Cahirciveen races, one of several that summer.

The student competed frequently for his father, who made history last year by driving champions of the Champion Hurdle, Champion Chase, Gold Cup and Grand National that same year. He won the Champion Hurdle again last year via Honeysuckle and also finished first and second in the Gold Cup with A Plus Tard and Minella Indo.

According to Clr. Michael Cahill: “Our entire community is shocked.” “The family is in our thoughts and prayers. I saw him ride just last week in Cahersiveen. What happened is terrible.

“It has long cast a murky veil over our meeting. That evening, several people are present with tears on their faces. This holiday is always a happy, joyful family celebration. Everything changed within a few hours. It affects everyone.

When Jack was interviewed by RTE in late April, just before undefeated mare Honeysuckle extended her winning streak to 16 at Punchestown Festival, Jack found a moment of television fame.

Jack described her as “the best mare ever”. She occasionally shows some anger. If you enter her stall without giving her carrots, she may turn her butt towards you or try to bite you. She’s a carrot fan.

The statement from Suzanne Eade, CEO of Horse Racing Ireland, said: “Like everyone in the horse racing and pony racing community, I would like to offer my heartfelt condolences to his parents Henry and Heather, his sisters Mia and Georgia and the extended family at their terrible loss her beloved Jack.

“Even though Jack was only 13 years old, the racing world already adored him. Our condolences go out to his family, friends, fellow pony racers and everyone whose lives he touched today during this heartbreaking incident.

She added: “Through the Industry Assistance Scheme, Horse Racing Ireland’s Equuip division will help advise Jack’s friends and colleagues in the pony racing industry. peace be upon him.

The Board and staff of the Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board offer their sincere condolences to the De Bromhead family on the unfortunate death of Jack yesterday, according to a spokesman for the organization’s CEO Darragh O’Loughlin. peace be upon him.