The Aryaan and Ahaan Juglall Fund

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Abbi van der Merwe has written to the Sporting Post from Singapore and has requested that we spread the word about Nathalie Fradd’s fundraising efforts for Chaaya Juglall, and her sons Aryaan and Ahaan.

“Times are tough and these two beautiful young boys have their whole life ahead of them. I was wondering if you would maybe be able to help us share the word with our racing community in South Africa as I am sure there are a few that would love to help and support. If they cannot, it is totally understandable,” says Abbi.

 

Nooresh Juglall was a young man who came from a very modest background and his dream was to become a jockey one day.

After years of hard work and sacrifice, his dream became a reality.

He went to South Africa to start his apprenticeship and he was champion apprentice for 2 yrs.

His riding career took off and he went on to ride in different countries and he became a talented rider.

Little did he know that his final destination was going to be his home country-

If you are able to assist his young family in any way, please click here.

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Ajmir Currimbocus

I will simply say “The Mauritian Magician.A self made professional. Recently, i watched one of his last interview, I will resume him in just three words, Patience, hardwork and Perserverance.
For sure, his name has already been written with golden words in the history of Mauritian horse racing.His great riding skills will be remembered till our horse racing industry will exists. and im very sure that his career will inspire lots of persons especially those who will be riders in the future. And wherever He is , For sure He will watching from heaven and will be giving us his blessings

Roy Kasseepersadh

Thank you Editor for your kind thoughts for the late jockey.
I have circulated the message amongst my friends and acquaintances.
I don’t know the circumstances surrounding his death, but I understand that race horse riding is a very dangerous occupation.
Take care.

Anand M P Chetty

In what currency must the donation be made

Editor

Australian dollars, Anand

Siva

Can we assume that that Abby van der Merwe is the wife of the ex South African Met winning jockey ..

Editor

She is indeed
and also Gavin Smith’s daughter

Vic Persadh

Brilliant idea on the fund for the late Nooresh Juglall.Kindly let us have banking details for the fund in order that we could make our contributions towards the fund..may his soul rest in peace..

Editor

Hi Vic
Just click on the link in the editorial

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