Aidan Coleman tells Nick Luck why he's been forced to retire from racing
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Aidan Coleman announces his retirement from the saddle live on Luck On Sunday, having failed to recover from a knee injury.
The 35-year-old suffered a fall at Worcester in June 2023 and has been battling to return ever since, undergoing several surgeries on his knee and a shattered tibia.
Coleman, who will possibly be best remembered for his association with the recently-retired Paisley Park, has undergone a lengthy rehabilitation process but has conceded he will not recover sufficiently to resume his riding career.
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I partly have Aidan Coleman to thank for my love of horse racing. I visited my Grandad one Saturday morning back when I was around 18 years old and he was "studying form" and asked me if I fancied a bet on the nags. I had no idea what to do, or how to study form etc. Anyway, I saw a horse in the newspaper called "Flintoff" running at Haydock and as a cricket fan at the time I thought sod it I'll have that horse each way just for the namesake. It came 2nd at 66/1! it was such an incredible buzz, I know it didn't win but the horse ran a belter under Aidan at big odds and it was my first ever bet. I'll never forget watching that race with my Grandad. Great memories, I've been hooked on racing ever since. I'm gutted for Aidan that he's had to hang his saddle up early at the age of 35. How he got Paisley Park home at Cheltenham in the Cleeve Hurdle a couple of years back I'll never know SUPERB!!!. Excellent horseman! Happy retirement Aidan, all the best fella!
Lovely comment
Great comment for a great horseman loved following him. Wish him the best of luck for the future
That was a shock, Aidan had to finance his own specialist rehab and physio to enable him to walk again.
Wanted to give Aidan a hug after his voice started shaking about not now having a job. He is intelligent, tactful and articulate, there has to be a role for him somewhere in racing, surely?
JP could have paid for it and not notice!
So sorry to see Aidan departing the race riding scene ,he was such a treat to watch,a brilliant horseman Racing has lost one of the best.Hope he gets better and stays involved.Best of luck Aidan for the future.
Top class interview wish him well and has the manner to go on to do other things
I wish him well
Top man Aidan. A fantastic jockey in his prime and I think he’ll make a fantastic pundit. Comes across very well in this interview and has plenty of knowledge to pass on
So sad to hear he’s had to retire, will never forget him and the great Paisley Park . Nice fella, I’m sure some work will come along very soon.
Good guy is Coleman - always honest and very rarely found wanting at any stage of his career. Hopefully he gets something lined up ASAP - I think he would be a great racing manager for somebody or even do a nice gig in the media.
Fantastic jockey. He’ll be missed in racing. Good luck in the future.
Top interview there by Nick Luck and humble self effacing, erstwhile jockey Aidan Coleman.
Rather ironic, Paisley Park and Aidan retired. Wish you both well for the future.
Thanks for the winners, Aidan. I am sure you will be great whatever you decide to do.😊
2013 when moving on from Venetia I think🤔I used to follow Aidan a lot,if anything had decent form you had a shout with him on it
Great interview and Aidan interviews well, giving well thought out responses with carefully chosen words. Best of luck; what ever comes along you'll exceed.
Great interview what a lovely man look forward to seeing where he ends up
a class act on and off a horse
Really a shame. Aidan comes across as a real decent fella. Great jockey too! I hope he finds something else he enjoys. So sad to see him emotional during the interview. All the best to him!
Great jockey and sounds like a top bloke best of luck in the future.
Best wishes Aidan from your fans in Cork.
Hard game young jockey died last week stephano cherchi.guys dice with death daily with very little rewards for the majority
sorry to hear, good luck to him in his future.
Such an interesting interview - the PJA should offer Aiden a paid role advocating against Sunday night racing. It seems no one apart from the gamblers want Sunday night racing as it puts to much stress on the horses (even the horses that do not race on Sunday nights are disturbed when the horses return from racing), and the stable staff and jockeys never get a day off racing.
What Aiden said about summer jumps was valid as if a jockey takes off 3 months in the summer that jockey will lose a ride for an owner/trainer. So it means that jump jockeys basically have to work all year which is totally unrealistic if you want to avoid burn out.
So brave about your leg - and I really wish you well with your physio.
I am a gambler, and I think that we have far too much racing, never mind Sunday evening. It will be Christmas day next.😢
@@latchmere100 I should have been clearer, rather than people who gamble wanting Sunday evening racing, I should have made it clear I am referring to the gambling companies who want to maximise income by having 7 days of racing every week.
If I had my way there would be no racing on any Sunday, except for P2P, and no racing on Good Friday or Easter Day, Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.
That will give stable staff a rest.
Seems like a top fella.
Best of luck for the future.
A truelly great jockey very stylish and strong in a finish all the best to whatever he does next
Good luck to you aiden, your a class act, enjoy your retirement, you owe nobody nothing, 💪
I wish him the best.
Ive never understood why they dont give pain relief at a&e. Head injuries yes but bad injuries like that theres no excuse for it.
very forgiving of the NHS, got be to kidding that he thinks that is acceptable
Good luck Aidan,you will go on to greater things, the road of life has many pot holes,but you will come out of them.Thanks for the memories. 🙏💥💥💥🐎☘
Aidan thanks for being such a committed, smart rider. 5 hours without pain relief tho - not having it the staff were too busy to get a quick jab into ya, totally medieval. god help the NHS!
An awesome jockey, who will be sadly missed, but it would be great if he could do some teaching or mentoring of young jockeys, to pass on that wealth of experience.
There more to life than horse racing Aidan , you probs depressed now . But things will get better , just find a job you enjoy doin that’s my advice . Good luck x
Top class athlete left in a corridor with his leg hanging and no pain relief for 5 hours and nobody gives a shit. WELCOME TO ENGLAND. The worlds new third world country.
All the best Aiden , a very good rider of hurdlers.
Champion chaser as well
Good luck 👍
Good interview
Sorry for Aidan summer racing wasn’t in my day thank god,injuries changed my direction life goes no one cares
Does the IJC help Aiden
Aiden talking commonsense
poor mans andrew thornton
Great jockey
bang average jockey.
@keuthmcmahon-cv9rm, Such a kind comment. Hope you're never in the same position. What an ass.
Underachiever for me. Definitely lacked the confidence needed to push on.
Agree not one to knock a lad. But when Paisley was in his prime he was awful on him. Think he lacked the confidence to ride the best horse like he was best horse. You had Walsh who was the complete opposite even Barry they’d thrive on the big day
@@michaelmulhall5007 , "You don't want to knock the Lad." But you do. How sporting of you. How kind. Bollocks.