Sir Alex Ferguson paid £650,000 on two purchases which late wife Cathy 'would have gone mad' over
The former Man Utd manager spent £650,000 but admitted his late wife Cathy would disapprove.
www.sportbible.comI don’t have live access to real-time feeds right now, but here’s what the latest widely reported updates suggest about Sir Alex Ferguson’s horse situation.
- A recent wave of articles in January 2026 reported the death of Sir Alex Ferguson’s horse Kalif Du Berlais after a fall at Kempton Park, describing it as a tragic event and noting Ferguson’s ownership stake in several horses. Those reports also highlighted the emotional impact on connections and staff involved.[2]
- Additional outlets around late January 2026 carried follow-ups or related tributes to the Ferguson racing stable, including coverage of other horses associated with him and remarks from trainers connected to his operation. Some pieces framed the broader context of Ferguson’s racing interests and previous notable successes in major races.[3][4][2]
If you’d like, I can look up more recent sources or provide a brief timeline of Ferguson’s notable horses and major race wins to put the current news in context. Also I can pull up a concise summary in Romanian if that’s easier for you.