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A horse has died after pulling up with an injury in the 2022 Grand National, leaving his trainer devastated. Discorama pulled up with an injury before the 13th fence of the Aintree race.
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A third horse has been reported to have died during the Grand National festival after racing earlier today. It has been confirmed that Discorama has died, having been put to sleep after sustaining an "untreatable" injury amid a fall at fence 13.
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Millions tuned in once again for this year's Grand National - the 174th running of the world's most famous horse race. This year saw 50-1 shot Noble Yeats take the title, beating favourite Any Second Now into second place.
Having waited since 2019 to watch the Grand National in person, it was certainly worth it for racegoers who were treated to a nail-biting race that saw 50-1 outsider Noble Yeats storm to victory. Amateur rider Sam Waley-Cohen bowed out from the saddle with a bang as he triumphed in his last ever race.
There was a huge shock in Saturday’s Grand National as 50/1 shot Noble Yeats raced to victory on Sam Waley-Cohen’s final ride before retirement.