WATCH: This is what it’s like to celebrate a 150/1 winner while a 10-week-old baby sleeps beside you

It's the “for once in my life” that had us in stitches
WATCH: This is what it’s like to celebrate a 150/1 winner while a 10-week-old baby sleeps beside you

Dermot McLoughlin cousin, Ollie who cheering him home from his living room.

History was made over the weekend, when Freewheelin Dylan became the longest-priced winner of the BoyleSports Irish Grand National, first run in 1870.

The winner, bred by Liam Norris from Dungarvan, is trained just three miles from the track by Dermot McLoughlin, whose father rode the winner of the race 59 years ago.

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