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A JOCKEY who recovered from cancer and went on to win the Grand National has thanked the Swindon-based Wasdell Group for helping his sponsored walk raise £108,000 for cancer research. Bob Champion was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 1979 but, after punishing treatment, went on to win the 1981 Grand National on Aldaniti. He then established the Bob Champion Cancer Trust which has raised more than £15 million for the Bob Champion Cancer Research Laboratory, a research facility dedicated to treating male cancers. Four decades on from his Grand National win, Bob has walked a 191-mile route to raise more funds forhis charity. The 191 miles represent the 191 days between his initial cancer diagnosis and receiving the all-clear. ....
Bob Champion recalls his famous 1981 Grand National ride went almost too well: ‘I spent three miles thinking about the rollicking I'd get from the Guv’nor’ ....
Dying Wish Fulfilled, Racing Fan Will Be Laid To Rest Sponsored by: Racing fan Nigel Latham, trackside at Morphettville, will be laid to rest in Britain Nigel Latham, 58, died on May 3, just two days after ambulance staff granted his request to stop off at the race meeting while he was on his way home to start palliative care. He saw Craig Williams ride three winners, including a G1 win on Instant Celebrity for which the jockey said Latham had been the inspiration, later handing him his whip as a souvenir. The story became global viral news. Latham, a member of the South Australian Jockey Club who owned shares in two horses, was born in Britain and moved to Australia in 2006. He wanted to be laid to rest in his birthplace. ....
Bob Champion - the jockey who recovered from cancer and went on to win the Grand National - will be visiting six of Wiltshire s racing yards on his… ....
Bob Champion visits Royal Marsden Bob Champion who is famously known for his Grand National win just one year after battling cancer, has marked his 40-year journey with a visit to the Royal Marsden and the Institute of Cancer Research. The Grand National winner embarked on a 191-mile charity walk to represent the 191 days from his diagnosis in 1979. The fundraising walk, 40 for 40, highlights 40 memorable stops, all connected to his remarkable life story and representing every year from 1981 to 2021. On Saturday (May 8), Bob visited the Royal Marsden as one of his walking points due to the pivotal role it played in his cancer recovery. ....