Why did backers of Paul Nolan duo have to pay the price for human error?
Trained by Henry de Bromhead, he was well backed, from 9-2 to 7-2, and produced a brave display to beat He’llberemembered by a head.
Those who supported the horse were entitled to feel more than pleased, having found a nice priced winner in a contest in which just six went to post.
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