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Looking at the tragic mystery of Shergar, a generational racehorse who was taken by armed men and never seen again.

A prized racehorse, an overnight kidnapping, and a ransom gone wrong. A legacy gone in the blink of an eye in the case that rocked the horse racing community forever. Today, we’re investigating Shergar, the Missing Racehorse.

Sensitive topics: animal cruelty, animal death

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T_Mac

A little off-topic, but this is the movie podcast about mysteries, so here goes. Having just re-watched Dune, every time they said "Shergar" I just heard "Stilgar"

Greg Wolff

What if.... Money was not the purpose, everybody would think money, but the first was all news, someone wanted to up the news reporters, then the others paid that group to get the horse and then they were making demands. Or something in that line...

Greg Wolff

I will say that however or whomever, the theory that the horse was put down is most plausible end.

Chess

Horses are made to stand on all four legs and when one is unable to bear weight from injury or whatever, it causes an immense amount of undue stress on the other three legs. It seems harsh to shoot a horse for a broken leg but in reality thats often the kinder option; the alternative is often suffering for the horse.

Kat Hedgecoth

TIL that 1. both boys love Business Insider & 2. Business Insider talks about horse semen? I get that it's cause of lots of money & all, but just would never have expected it lol. Seriously though, who ever took this horse meant business & really knew what they were doing. The theft sounded very well organized. Scary they would be that hardcore over a horse, even one worth so much. Animals can be unpredictable, they got lucky it cooperated. Or maybe it didn't & that's why it was never found?

unlucky

"Dump out your milk gallons" lmao h e l p

Tyler H

I was not expecting to hear Alfredo talk about horses THAT way