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Amazingly had to bury James (Centaur Decree) in my garden today - unfortunately at the young age of 7 the last and fastest Arc winner at the Stow has also been cruelly cut down like the great stadium. He'd had a great life in retirement in newmarket, living next to Frankels stud - having watched him gallop 200 yards around a paddock at top flight on thursday, the thought of having to put him to sleep today is an unbelievable nightmare. I'll never believe it but he was riddled with cancer in his spleen - it burst and the options were limited to say the least. I'm sure he'd like to thank everyone at Imperial Kennels who helped and believed in him - we had some great times. He always fancied the gig leading the parade at the first arc in the new stow - perhaps one night out at the Waltham Forest planning farce and he lost the will to fight. I know the feeling...
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know what it is like to lose a dog , it tears you apart
look on thge bright side your dog was happy and led a happy life, unlike some greyhounds some people dont understand that dogs are better than a lot of human beings they are loyal and a true friend |
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wow a champion is gone, he proved his point on his short visit here now he races in the elite champions in the sky race r i p. james
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commisserations ososhot, he was special dog, did you proud. RIP James
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Sorry to hear it mate lost my bitch to kidney failure last october she was only 7,big part of the family gone ..
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if ever you feel down ososhot, just click on the you tube link of him winning his arc final , it will soon bring a smile back to your face , trap to line with ease. race in the bag after 2 strides AWAY AND GONE.
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sorry to hear that
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very sad, saw a dog win bags race today at nearly 7, but lost my great flapping dog to liver cancer at 7, funny how these things work out in every facet of life, you never know, live for the day and very sorry to hear your news
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sorry to hear
yes I remember him winning the Arc final he was very fast r.i.p |
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Sorry to hear. Was a great dog and remember him winning at the wonderful Stow on several occasions. Probably had a wild drink with connections after one of those in the downstairs bar.
Sounds like he had a great, if far too short, retirement. CT |
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Really sorry to hear the news
, gave me a lot of enjoyment through his wonderful career RIP |