Waterford trainer Henry de Bromhead has pulled off a brilliant one two in the Grand National at Aintree.
Minella Times, owned by JP McManus, won the flagship race with jockey Rachael Blackmore on board at odds of 11-1.
It’s a fantastic feat for Blackmore as she becomes the first female jockey to win the world’s most famous steeplechase.
Blackmore told ITV Racing: “I just cannot believe it. He was an absolutely sensational spin.
“What Henry de Bromhead does with these horses, I don’t know! I’m so lucky to be riding them, I just cannot believe I’m after winning the Grand National. This is unbelievable.”
 


Balko des Flos, also trained by de Bromhead, came in second place – the outsider with odds of 100-1.


Incredible!