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Fairytale Aintree Grand National win for Emmet Mullins and Sam Waley-Cohen
50-1 shot Noble Yeats took the glory.
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50-1 shot Noble Yeats took the glory.
The former champion hurdler cruised into contention under Aidan Coleman.
Gavin Cromwell’s stable star aiming to follow up Cheltenham success.
French Champion Hurdle also on connections’ radar.
John Nallen on a magical racing year for the Minella horses and the success of Rachael Blackmore.
‘It’s still hard to process it all, to be honest. It’s been unbelievable.’
Blackmore is closing in on leader Paul Townend in the race to become Champion Jockey.
The Tipperary native made history today at Aintree.
More glory for trainer Henry De Bromhead.
My Drogo took his winning run to four with a most convincing performance in the Betway Mersey Novices’ Hurdle.
There was victory in the Betway Bowl Chase for Clan Des Obeaux, with Tiger Roll having to settle for fourth.
A decision still has to be made on who will ride Anibale Fly at Aintree.
Retired star jockey Barry Geraghty reflects on his memories of Irish and Aintree Grand Nationals.
Ted Walsh on his greatest winning run as a racing trainer and celebrating with his family.
It’s 20 years today since the pair were celebrating their Grand National win.
Can you recall the famous winners at Aintree?
ITV Racing presenter Ed Chamberlin on Tiger Roll, the Grand National and racing memories.
Gordon Elliott is hoping his star can make history in April.
Meanwhile in Aintree, Walk In The Mill claimed back-to-back victories in the Randox Health Becher Chase.
The scaling back policy will will take place over the next few years.
The Meath jockey was due to ride Anibale Fly in tomorrow’s Grand National, but he is now set to miss out.
Ruby Walsh was onboard for a dominant ride this afternoon.
Johnny Ward on the runners and riders at Aintree this weekend.
Favourite Buveur DAir finished second.
After the Cheltenham Gold Cup disappointment, Kemboy bounced back in style today.
Look ahead to the big one by reading Thom Malone’s thoughts in Heed Your Hunch.
There’s plenty to look forward to, away from the National, over the next few days.
Last year’s one-two will both contest the JLT Chase.
Gordon Elliott said the seven-year-old was ‘not certain to travel’ and may be held until the Punchestown Festival.
The Cross Country Chase winner at Cheltenham may yet defend his crown on 6 April.
The Nicky Henderson trained horse made it seven grade one wins this afternoon.
And hopefully find you a winner.
And hopefully find you a winner.
Cue Card ran a gallant second but didn’t have enough down the stretch.
And hopefully find you a winner.
Between Brexit and potential overproduction, the Irish racehorse sector is set for turbulence.
We went looking for value in the big race at Aintree. Here’s what we found.