Sad to hear recently that one of the best former posters on this forum has recently died at a young age,I'm not sure just how old he was but think he was about 50.It seems sad to think that for a person to work for so long in the industry managing some very big studs along the way,his death seems to slipped by almost unnoticed.So for those who didn't know who he was George was the late Ried Coulter.
There was a piece in the EBN about Reid Coulter and I was not on this site when he was posting sadly because I can imagine he had plenty to say. Not a good time to go for sure and it's been a while since he was on our radar so I hope he was surrounded by the support of his people back in his home town.
There was a piece in the EBN about Reid Coulter and I was not on this site when he was posting sadly because I can imagine he had plenty to say. Not a good time to go for sure and it's been a while since he was on our radar so I hope he was surrounde
Sad to hear that. I joined the forum at the tail end of his time on here and seem to remember him commenting on my first ever thread "who should I send my mare to?" I got the impression he didn't suffer fools gladly and he would probably consider me a "Rupert Bear" as he would put it. Still, it is down to people like him enducating fools like me that I have learned as much as I have in the 4 years since. RIP Georgeousgeorge.
Sad to hear that. I joined the forum at the tail end of his time on here and seem to remember him commenting on my first ever thread "who should I send my mare to?" I got the impression he didn't suffer fools gladly and he would probably consider m
Really sorry to read this - knew Reid when he was at Littleton and when he moved to Newmarket, he boarded a mare for me.visiting ICEMAN at Chevely. She had a TRADE FAIR first crop colt foal at foot and somehow it broke a hind leg...Very nice bloke, nothing too much trouble.
Really sorry to read this - knew Reid when he was at Littleton and when he moved to Newmarket, he boarded a mare for me.visiting ICEMAN at Chevely. She had a TRADE FAIR first crop colt foal at foot and somehow it broke a hind leg...Very nice bloke, n
No dealings with the chap but did have reasoned and interesting points of view on here. Always sad to hear of such news http://racingpost.newspaperdirect.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
No dealings with the chap but did have reasoned and interesting points of view on here. Always sad to hear of such news http://racingpost.newspaperdirect.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
really sorry to read this , i had a few debates with him on here prima , you said i might have known him , cant say i do , also cant get that r.p. piece about him to come up either maybe if i saw a photo i might recognize him ..really sad , may he r.i.p. such a young age as well....prima do you ever send any of your mares over to a guy called michael russell in newmarket
really sorry to read this , i had a few debates with him on here prima , you said i might have known him , cant say i do , also cant get that r.p. piece about him to come up either maybe if i saw a photo i might recognize him ..really sad , may he r.
workrider,It is sad news to hear of anyone's death who you sort of know,I didn't really know Ried Coulter but knew who he was,I remember him years ago when he was at Whitsbury Manor.And yes its possible we do know Micheal,I met him when he was at T.C in Dublin.You can see just how old I am.
workrider,It is sad news to hear of anyone's death who you sort of know,I didn't really know Ried Coulter but knew who he was,I remember him years ago when he was at Whitsbury Manor.And yes its possible we do know Micheal,I met him when he was at T.C