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05:02 National marred by tragedy | ||||
National marred by tragedySynchronised and According To Pete lose lives at Aintree
Neptune Collonge: Won the dramatic race but two horses were killed A thrilling victory for the Paul Nicholls-trained Neptune Collonges in the John Smith's Grand National at Aintree was tinged with sadness after Cheltenham Gold Cup hero Synchronised lost his life during the race. There was a pulsating climax to the four-and-a-half-mile marathon, with Neptune Collonges (33-1) getting up by a nose in the hands of Daryl Jacob to give champion trainer Nicholls his first National victory, and with it surely sealing another trainers' title. Jonjo O'Neill's Sunnyhillboy was the horse denied under Richie McLernon and while that was a disappointment for connections, there was devastating news to come after his stablemate Synchronised's fatality was confirmed. Tony McCoy's mount got loose before the start, but the partnership was soon intact, only to make it as far as Becher's Brook, the sixth fence. Malcolm Jefferson's According To Pete was reported as another fatality later in the race. Aintree and BHA issue statements National: Jockeys' reaction Rose will come again Cheltenham return for Divers National bid all in Synch Frankel doubtful for Lockinge McCoy hopes to be in Synch again SYT to retire in September Grumeti takes revenge Frankel suffers setback | ||||
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