The feelgood story of the week has been the 50-1 victory of Carlow-trained Grand National winner Noble Yeats and his triumphant return to Leighlinbridge put a smile on everyone’s face.
Jockey Sam Waley-Cohen had to forsake his share of the €600,000 purse because he is an amateur, the first to win the race for 32 years. And he will be even further out of pocket by fulfilling his pledge to fix the teeth of stable lad Mick Molloy. Waley-Cohen is a highly successful dentist with more than 4,000 staff in practices across Ireland, the UK, and the Benelux countries.
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