Racing World Mourns Loss of Christophe Clement

Renowned Horse Trainer Christophe Clement Passes Away at 59 The horse racing world mourns the loss of Christophe Clement, a highly accomplished trainer who passed away at age 59 after a battle with cancer. Clement's career spanned over three decades, marked by numerous victories and prestigious awards. His win in the 2014 Belmont Stakes with Tonalist and the 2021 Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies' Turf with Pizza Bianca stand out as significant highlights. "Being a racehorse trainer is far more than a profession, horses have brought me fulfilment, friends, and such wonderful memories." These words, from a social media post written by Clement himself to be published posthumously, encapsulate his deep passion for the sport and the profound impact it had on his life. His son, Miguel Clement, will now take over the family training business. Beyond his professional achievements, Clement was known for his kindness and sportsmanship. Colleagues and friends remember him as a dedicated trainer and a warm, genuine person. The loss of Christophe Clement leaves a void in the horse racing community, but his legacy of success and sportsmanship will continue to inspire future generations of trainers.