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stroke; 95-year-old undergoing tests in London hospital Cornelius Lysaght ‏@CorneliusRacing

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By:
pauli
When: 26 Mar 13 15:36
Sorry to hear that.  Best wishes to Sir Peter for a full and speedy recovery.
By:
coffeedodger
When: 26 Mar 13 15:48
Borrowed so much time, he's being chased by the grim reaper for non-payment.
By:
Big_Issue
When: 26 Mar 13 15:56
Coffeedodger reporting on a CoffindodgerShocked
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Anaglogs Daughter
When: 26 Mar 13 15:59
Sir Peter O'Sullevan suffers mild stroke


By Graham Green 2:41PM 26 MAR 2013 racingpost.com

SIR PETER O'SULLEVAN is in Charing Cross Hospital in London after suffering what friends describe as "a mild stroke" at home on Sunday night.

The former 'Voice of British Racing', now aged 95, has blurred vision and was on Tuesday undergoing a series of tests that will continue on Wednesday.

Nigel Payne, who runs O'Sullevan's charitable trust, said: "Sir Peter is obviously a bit down, but he is in very good hands and everything is being done for him. I don't think it is over-serious, but at the same time when anybody of that age has a stroke it has to be a concern."

More to follow . .
By:
saddo
When: 26 Mar 13 15:59
A shame, I wish him well, not much levity to be had from a very old man having strokes, I can assure you.
By:
coffeedodger
When: 26 Mar 13 16:01
True, but there it's sad that we put horses out of their suffering for breaking a leg, yet old people are kept alive no matter how poor their quality of life.
By:
Big_Issue
When: 26 Mar 13 16:02
Good luck to the old boy; sure he would see the joke for what it is.
By:
coffeedodger
When: 26 Mar 13 16:04
Lovely bloke btw. Wish him no harm but I hope I don't live that long via 10 years of very poor health.
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 26 Mar 13 16:08
has he been ill for long i thought he was fairly robust?
By:
Slim Pickens
When: 26 Mar 13 16:08
one of the good guys btw, strokes are feckin awful
By:
terriers
When: 26 Mar 13 17:01
Think peter had a bit of a health scare when he drove to paris last october for the arc,hope he can pull through one of the legends of racing makes these ch4 atr commentators look feckin idiots.Get well soon sir peter!!Happy
By:
saddo
When: 26 Mar 13 17:04
Drove to Paris at 95?Shocked What a man.
By:
Northofperth
When: 26 Mar 13 17:10
Peter has been in robust health for his years , he had a driving holiday in France a couple of years ago . I can't imagine being able to drive to the shops at 92/93 years of age ,never mind touring about a country like France with its difference in driving laws/customs etc . Get well soon is my heartfelt message .
By:
Dr Gonzo
When: 26 Mar 13 17:23
Could've sworn I saw him at Haydock last Wednesday.

Best wishes to him.
By:
parispike
When: 26 Mar 13 17:38
Clearly can't be expected, at his age, to be with us for much longer but I for one hope he beats the odds again!

Get well soon Sir Peter
By:
racingstar
When: 26 Mar 13 21:01
He held punters in utter contempt and proabably still does.
A consumate professional but,not a nice man.
By:
Anaglogs Daughter
When: 28 Mar 13 19:13
PA Stables ‏@PA_Stables  1m 
Sir Peter O'Sullevan will remain in hospital overnight after he suffered a nosebleed while being discharged on Thursday afternoon.
By:
Anaglogs Daughter
When: 29 Mar 13 14:11
Francis Keogh ‏@HonestFrank  8m 
Former BBC horse racing commentator Sir Peter O'Sullevan, 95, discharged from hospital and 'pleased to be home' after minor stroke
By:
Clover Bud
When: 29 Mar 13 20:36
" they'll never see the like of it again ! "
By:
elisjohn
When: 29 Mar 13 20:47
what a wonderful commentator, absolutely head and shoulders above everyone in racing,  in my lifetime ive been blessed by the greats  bill mclaren, dan maskell, whispering ted , but sir peter was the master, really brilliant to listen to, he really made tv horse racing for me,
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