Aga Khan IV, a notable figure in horse racing and owner of many champions including Shergar, died at the age of 88. Shergar gained fame for his 10-length victory in the 1981 Derby, but gained international notoriety following his kidnapping in 1983, orchestrated by suspected members of the Provisional IRA. The incident involved threats against the groom's family, police investigations filled with absurdities, and a mysterious disappearance that remains unsolved more than 40 years later. Shergar's fate continues to intrigue and puzzle fans of the sport.
Aga Khan IV, renowned breeder of numerous racing champions, passed away at 88, leaving behind a legacy marked by the enigmatic kidnapping of Derby winner Shergar.
Shergar, a Derby legend owned by Aga Khan IV, was kidnapped in 1983. His fate remains a mystery, contributing to an enduring enigma in horse racing.
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