The most famous racehorse of all time was owned by Aga Khan, who died last week. But when the stallion was kidnapped over 40 ...

Fitzgerald was ordered to identify the stable of Epsom Derby-winning superstar racehorse Shergar and was told the gang were kidnapping the horse and would be demanding IR£2m for his safe return.

The spiritual leader of up to 15 million people owned kidnapped super-horse Shergar Shergar is led in by the Aga Khan (top hat) with jockey Walter Swinburn after winning the Derby at Epsom in 1981.

Born in Geneva, Switzerland, on December 13, 1936, His Highness Prince Karim Al-Hussaini Aga Khan IV spent his early childhood in Nairobi, Kenya.His Highness was the founder and chairman of the Aga ...

The death of the Aga Khan has evoked memories of one of the greatest sporting mysteries of all time - the disappearance of ...

Shergar had won the 1981 Derby by a record 10 lengths and followed ... The Aga Khan leads his horse, Shergar, into the unsaddling enclosure at Epsom. The Aga Khan was a big supporter of Irish ...

His charities ran hundreds of hospitals, educational and cultural projects, largely in the developing world OBITUARY | ...

The 1979 draft to Stoute contained arguably the most famous horse ever to sport the green and red silks in the shape of ill-fated Derby winner Shergar, a sensational Epsom victor by 10 lengths in ...