Pics: Tiger Roll returns to Ireland after retaining Grand National

Irish racing's hero, Tiger Roll, has paraded in Summerhill in Meath after winning back-to-back Grand Nationals at Aintree yesterday.

Pics: Tiger Roll returns to Ireland after retaining Grand National
Sun, 07 Apr, 2019 - 19:19
Digital Desk staff

Irish racing's hero, Tiger Roll, has paraded in Summerhill in Meath after winning back-to-back Grand Nationals at Aintree yesterday.

Around 2,000 people were in attendance as Tiger Roll, also a four-time Cheltenham Festival winner, strutted his stuff on the main street alongside his trainer, jockey Davy Russell, his devoted groom Louise Magee and owner Michael O'Leary, among others.

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CourtsRacinghorse racingGrand NationalTiger RollPlace: IrelandPlace: SummerhillPlace: MeathPlace: AintreePlace: LiverpoolPlace: CheltenhamPlace: DublinPerson: Tiger RollPerson: Davy RussellPerson: Louise MageePerson: Michael O'LearyPerson: Red RumPerson: O'LearyPerson: ElliottPerson: SummerhillEvent: Grand National IrishEvent: Grand NationalsEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: Cross Country ChaseEvent: Grand NationalOrganisation: SportsfileOrganisation: Tiger RollOrganisation: Gigginstown House StudOrganisation: Ryanair
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