Horse racing trainer Bill Turner, Brocklesby Stakes specialist, dies aged 78 after fall
Bill Turner, a renowned horse racing trainer, passed away at the age of 78 after sustaining a serious injury in a fall on Monday. Turner, who was based in Sigwells, Somerset, had a remarkable career as a trainer, becoming particularly known for his success in the Brocklesby Stakes at Doncaster, winning the traditional first race of the Flat turf season six times. His daughter, Kathy, announced his death on Thursday afternoon at Chepstow racecourse, informing Sky Sports Racing that he had suffered a fractured skull and passed away about an hour and a half prior to the announcement. Turner's passing has been met with sadness within the horse racing community, as he was a respected and accomplished trainer who left a lasting impact on the sport.
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