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Anaglogs Daughter
13 Oct 11 17:24
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Yes, he certainly is a fighter!  He surprises the nurses by his determination.  The hospital will release him shortly but I’ll need a chain and padlock to keep him quiet at home.  Have already been in touch with Oaksey House in Lambourn – the wonderful Injured Jockeys Fund Rehab centre.  They sound brilliant and most helpful.  He had to do a sentence for his attractive female speech therapist yesterday and he said “I’d like to take you home”.  Not lost his sense of humour!  Thanks for all your WONDERFUL messages – I’ve read them out to him.  He is so touched – what an amazing fanclub he has.

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Josh Gifford, 70, the former champion jockey and Grand National-winning trainer, remains in a critical condition in hospital in Worthing where he was admitted last weekend with septicemia.
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Report pauli • October 13, 2011 5:30 PM BST
Great to hear that Terry is on the road to recovery.  Very sad that Josh is still in a critical condition.  My thoughts are with him and his family.
Report Millerracing67 • October 13, 2011 5:42 PM BST
Well said folks, lets hope we get some better news about old Josh soon as well, fingers X
2 great racing men from the old school.
Report pablo gonzales • October 13, 2011 5:45 PM BST
Agreed .  There  is  so  much selfishness and ridiculous bias on this  forum  that  its  lovely  to  read a  thread  such  as  this  ,  albeit  very  sad and  poignant . Terry is  a  gentleman  in both  definitions  of  the  word and a  sense  of  humour  helps  everyone  ,  not  least  Terry  himself.  Its  important  to  remember  the  greats  who  have  graced  this  sport .  In the  case  of  Josh Gifford , a  very  good  trainer  but  an  even  better  jockey . God  bless  them  both .
Report dunlaying • October 13, 2011 6:03 PM BST
Hear,here.
Report uptheboro • October 14, 2011 5:37 PM BST
Terry is one of the nicest and funniest men i have ever met in racing. my best wishes to all at west lockinge farm.
Report curious-cat • October 14, 2011 5:56 PM BST
Best Wishes Josh

Fight against the dying of the light !

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I fail to see the sense of humour in Terry's sentence. He was probably being serious !

Sorry Hen !

Good luck both !
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