Death: Stefano Cherchi Obituary – We are in utter and utter perplexion over the news that Stefano Cherchi had died abruptly following an accident at Canberra Racecourse a month ago.
After Stefano rode over 100 winners in Britain before he moved to Australia, it was clear that he was highly esteemed globally. His winning streak in British horse races is the reason behind this. Everyone who has had the privilege of working with him, as well as his loved ones, is now in our prayers and thoughts.
The passing of such a gifted young guy will leave everyone who works in the racing sector in a state of sadness. Falling from Robert Quinn’s Hasime at Canberra Racecourse on March 20, the 23-year-old suffered internal hemorrhage and a brain injury. She hurt herself after tripping and falling.
His injuries were so severe that he had to be sent to the hospital. Cherchi set sail for England in August 2018 atop Casina Di Notte. His first trip to England was this. Following that, he rode to 106 triumphs across the whole of the UK. Cherchi emigrated to England while he was a teenager.
“With profound sorrow, the Cherchi family has announced that their cherished son Stefano passed away peacefully today,” said the announcement made by the New South Wales Jockeys Association on the television program X.
“The family are very grateful for the love, prayers & messages sent by the racing community across the world.” When Cherchi was in Britain, he trained with Marco Botti for the most part and rode for Amy Murphy and Saeed Bin Suroor. The United Kingdom was Cherchi’s home during her stay in Britain.
X featured Botti’s remark, which read: “Today is an absolutely heartbreaking day for all of us, but Stefano will always be available to us.” His infectious smile and endearing personality traits will live on in our memories forever. “Our thoughts are with the Cherchi family and his close friends at this time.”After Stefano rode over 100 winners in Britain before he moved to Australia, it was clear that he was highly esteemed globally.
His winning streak in British horse races is the reason behind this. We are keeping in our prayers not only him but also his loved ones and those who have had the privilege of working with him. Everyone close to him feels the same way. The passing of a young man of extraordinary skill has left the racing industry in a condition of profound sadness.
