Why did backers of Paul Nolan duo have to pay the price for human error?

On December 31, 2014 a horse called Sadler’s Risk won over flights at Punchestown.

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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