Training legend Barry Hills died at the age of 88 racing news

Barry Hills, one of the largest coaches of the generation, died at the age of 88.

Hills and father, the father, the father, the classic winner, the son of Michael and Richard, Son Charlie’s family seized in the yard of Faringdon and enjoyed great racing victories. Another son, George, is involved in blood insurance.

John, his biggest son, was a successful coach before the death of cancer in June 2014, when the couple turn off the legary, length and a quarter broundway flight.

In an article in his account, Charlie Hills said: “It’s gone, but never # will not forget.”

He read the statement of the British Rider organ.

“Barry’s contribution to the competition was great and rightly will be remembered as one of the great figures of our sport.”

Before taking the training license, nine winners walked as a student and trade as a chief boy in April 1969, the first winner in Thiragi in April 1969 Vita learned his head before sad.

The winner of the first group in 1971 in 1973, Rheingold’s arc victory was comforted after a short head in the derby before the previous year – is one of the four Epsom athletes for the hills that can never build a blue riband.

Although Ghanati (2004) and Haafhd (1979) and Haafhd (2004) and Haafhd (2004) and Haafhd (2004) and Haafhd (2004) and Haafhd (2004) and Haafhd (2004) and Haafhd (2004) have decreased, Newmarket has proved the groundwork.

Epsom derby has heard him and Sir Harry Lewis won the Irish version in 1987 and Irish oaks and 1000 Guinea Dadi during the Illustrious career.

Hills announced a short return for serious diseases, including serious diseases, including sore throat in 2011, but after John’s death in 2014.