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Grand National horse Celebre d’Allen died after developing respiratory infection

  • Celebre d'Allen, a 13-year-old horse, collapsed after the Grand National race on Saturday and later died on Monday.
  • Although the horse appeared to improve initially, a bacterial infection developed following the race, causing his condition to decline.
  • A post-mortem revealed the horse suffered from pleuropneumonia and a compromised immune system after running the 30-fence race.
  • Blood tests on race day showed no infection, but tests taken on Monday indicated a compromised immune system; the BHA shared the post-mortem findings.
  • The BHA is reviewing the circumstances surrounding the death, and jockey Micheal Nolan received a ten-day suspension for his ride.
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