From The Daily Mail:
A polo player who taught Princes William and Harry has died in a freak accident in Florida after his horse fell on top of him when the animal was hit in the head with a mallet.
Mexican Carlos Gracida, often described as the Queen's favourite player, was a favourite instructor with celebs and royalty, giving lessons to Prince Charles and his sons as well as King Constantine II of Greece and actor Sylvester Stallone.
The 53-year-old dad-of-two won most of the world's major tournaments, including the US Open nine times and the British Open 10 times.
Thursday, 27 February 2014
Celebrity horse attack
My latest blogpost: Celebrity horse attackTweet this! Posted by Mark Wadsworth at 10:50
Labels: Death, Horses, Royal family, Sport
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No good.How much was his house worth?
DBC, tsk tsk, one does not mention anything as grubby as house prices in context of the Royal Famleh. That would be giving the game away.
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