Bryan Cooper opens up about mental health struggles, retirement at 30 and Don Cossack memories
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- On World Mental Health Day, Gold Cup-winning jockey Bryan Cooper joined us on Sky Sports Racing to discuss his retirement from race-riding, discussing his mental health with Tony Ennis.
Mental Health is a serious thing to deal with. Ryan Cooper has a hard time finding his way through the world 🌍🌍 of horse racing. He had a decision to make and it was the right one. Now, he has peace with his self and his family. Thomas and I hope that he has a good life in retirement and recovery. Good For Him.
Signed?
Look, Sir, Don't forget who you are dealing with!! You really must be very interested in everything that we say!! How very intriguing!! Its also, strange that you respond to us and no one else, like you are " IN LOVE 💕💕💕💕, with us!! I wonder what everyone else thinks about this??
@@janetmarshall7171 I’ve been running these pages for a good while now.
You’ll play by my rules.
Signed x
@martinlewis6036 even Janbot has you figured out... cringe
#williemullinslovesfrenchhorses
Yes, but you can call Thomas and I, JANTOM!! HA HAHAHA
I’ll be sure to tell Ryan if we ever find him 😆…signed Jack and Jill
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We all have things that test us mentally and emotionally in life and decisions to make etc.Those that struggle with these things might need to talk to someone but we all go through them.
Enjoy the retirement brian.wont forget the win on one my fav horses road to respect in the plate.stealing money was that easy..👍
@@tomgallagher7870 Enjoy your retirement Bryan at 31.;-D You were memorable.Not!
Im mainly talking about that race to be honest one my biggest bets lol.
@@tomgallagher7870 Well done kidda,as i said he was memorable.We will be lourding someone who retired at 21 next with tooth ache and you will be buying there autobiography as well.;-D
Very good jockey ,nice guy. Glad he is still involved in horse racing
He was a good jockey but I could never warm to him as a person. He seems arrogant and unapproachable. I might be wrong though. You can't really judge people until you meet them. Hopefully he enjoys life more now. Losing the gigginstown gig completely derailed his career. Whatever anyone says about him as a person, he could definitely ride. There's no doubt about it👍
Pity and I feel for him, wasn’t a bad jockey either