Varenne, the trotter considered the greatest of all time, has died

Varenne, one of the greatest trotters of all time, has died at 31. According to reports, he passed away suddenly from a fatal heart attack at the Eboli breeding farm.

During his career, Varenne achieved 62 victories in 73 races, earning numerous titles and becoming a symbol in the racing world. His fame grew with his two-time Grand Slam victory in 2001 and 2002, where he triumphed in Europe's three most prestigious Group 1 races: the Prix d'Amérique, the Gran Premio Lotteria, and the Elitloppet.

After retiring from competition, Varenne had a significant career as a sire, producing over 2,000 offspring, further solidifying his impact on horse racing.

The loss of Varenne has elicited emotional reactions among his fans and within the racing industry, which regards him as a legendary champion. Many remember him as a horse that marked an era in trotting, inspiring horse racing enthusiasts.

Among his notable victories, Varenne also participated in and won the Breeders Crown in the United States, marking his presence on an international stage. These achievements secured him a special place in the history of equestrian sport.

The news of his death has been reported by various media outlets, including Repubblica, Il Sole 24 Ore, and Rai News, each highlighting his legendary status in the world of horse racing.