DSCF3487.AVI- Tribute to the Great Red Rum- BBC 1995
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- In 1995 Red Rum passed away age 30. This was front page news and main headlines across the world. The BBC produced a great tribute video to a horse that had captured the nations hearts. All the great moments from the horses career combined along with the famous muscial peice from the film Champions. Red Rum will never be forgotten!
Legend, tears on my eyes watching this. Got to stroke him a couple of times and always in my eyes the greatest National Horse full stop.
You were very lucky to meet such a beautiful horse wow
Best horse ever..loved him, I choke every time I watch his national runs. There will never be another one as graceful as him over those fences. A true hero.
Certainly the best jumper, shergar for me for brute speed 👍
RIP Red Rum we have not forgotten you and we never will forget you! xxx
Saw him many times he was the greatest he will never be forgotten great horse
A remarkable horse. Even when his chances of winning that elusive ground breaking grand national seemed impossible after 2 runner up positions in 1975 and 1976, Red Rum defied all odds and claimed his holy grail with his historic 1977 win. The king of Aintree was back where he belonged at the top of the tree. As luck would have it, Red Rum retired as champion too due to an injury. In retirement Red Rum enjoyed his celebrity status, quite simply there will never be another horse that touched peoples hearts like the late great Red Rum. RIP Grand National King.
the greatest horse in my opinion. nothing will touch his national record.
@@BeeCharmer880 ya
@@BeeCharmer880 but red rum would definitely defeat secretariat in the grand national
I was lucky enough to sit on Red Rum as a child ! I consider myself privelidged!What a horse, a gentle giant.I will never forget.God Bless!!!
Bernie Coles gosh!!!good for you!!
Git you sat on rummy hate you
Never forgotten! Rummy you legend!!
brilliant memories of an alltime sporting legend Ali Red rum nothing else comes close !
So true.
Saw red rum at market rasen race course not long before he passed away. Amazing horse
The nation loved Red Rum the best steeple chaser of all time what sporting icon RIP Rummy Aintree misses you
RIP RUMMY you are greatest wherever I see your races from 1973 to 77 I shed a tear why because you was a very special horse 🐎
Ran the Nationals 5 times
3 times a incredible Winner
2 times Runner up
Also he he has never fallen ever amazing RIP the peoples favourite 100%
more personality than many a sportsman can muster. and the reason i still go to the national now. 3oth year this time, not including bomb scares and convid, only ever saw him lead the parade of champions and he was cheered like he'd just won another.
What a grand horse for a Grand race! Not only the Grand winner but a beauty. Wish I could have seen him when I was young...just marvelous.🐎💗
Rummy had the heart and courage of a lion, RIP old fella, your at home now at Aintree.
His noble head facing the winning post
Janey6511 ur right he is a legand
How in gods name did that horse go round that course with its fearsome fences 5 times never finishing outside the top 2 is probably the greatest sporting achievement ever by man or beast 👏
I remember his last run I wanted him to be pulled up so he could live.He won it..his last GN. I sob my heart out when I see him. Rummy..you were the BEST
Tiger roll may have won 2 but he didn’t do his second off 12 stone and the race was much harder in those days so rummy will always be king
And Tiger his prince ❤️🐗
Spot on
truly the greatest ever full stop
Thank you Ginger RIP.
truly one of the greatest ever horses Aintree wil ever witness R.I.P red rum
THE greatest horse Aintree will ever witness.
Sad day when he passed ❤
He had no equal that's how good he was
I saw him paraded at Cheltenham Racecourse after he retired. Many other famous horses there. But all eyes were on Red Rum .
A great great horse he's a legend
Legend.🎋🐎
Tears hope there all happy in heaven😭
First horse I ever won money on and won' the National when it was a killer of a course to complete. Shame he suffered a late hairline fracture which kept him out of the 1978 race and would loved him to have won and ended with a record of 1,1,2,2,1,1.
Yes. I have the VHS of it.
I'm his biggest fan no one knows him more than me I love him so much r.i.p rest in peace boy who was a great racehorse and I miss him because he's dead and not coming back r.i.p and rest in peace u will be missed
You know Rummy, more than the stable lads, And girls, That I was 1 of
You've never heard anything like it at Aintree
Peter O'sullivan 1977 commentary
Racing equivalent to Kenneth Wolstenholmes They think Its All Over
I really took to Red Rum after he finished second to Rag Trade in 1976.
I will never forget you
thanks for this i was in tears watching it. i remember a brilliant hour long programme on bbc1 not long after rummy passed away, is this from that programme? i cant find it anywhere
red rum national legend
i bubbled like a baby watching this
I'm not an horse racing fan but my what a majestic horse..a power house....r.i.p. red rum..
RIP.Red Rum never to be forgotten.youre the magic national horse.born to run win the national.love you darling.thanks for the magic memorys.love respect from i wolf paul.
Great to see the face of Dougie Donelly at both ends. I remember him from his timeon Radio Clyde.
We all loved red rum xxxxx
RIP Sir Red Rum
Wonderful moment at 3:46
This is the music for Champions, Aldeniti and Bob Champion.
Such a beautiful magnificent athlete , one of a kind
Crisp was a superior horse. He did defeat Red Rum comprehensively at level weights in a race after the 73 GN.
the horse i loved went in labour 1978 should have run
he and Muhammad Ali, I am the Greatest
Great horse, but still can't forgive him for beating Crisp!
Yes my dad was at that national and he's never seen anything like it since
🎋🎋🎋🎋🎋🎋🎋🎋🐎love.respect
@2.25 poor thing jumped out of his skin! No horse wants to hear that sound!
Anyone know the music to this? I remember it from 20 odd years ago and have never worked out what it is
@@duffduffbeerbeer it surely was Chris 'I was present at the Grand national 1981 and it was Fab very emotional. I was a big Spartan Missile fan n may be if John Francome had ridden him I think he would of caught Aldanti possibly
It was originally recorded and written by Carl Davis and I’ve got it on iTunes