Noble Yeats wows on return to scene of his greatest triumph

Emmet Mullins' Irish raider was a 50-1 outsider in April when he provided amateur Sam Waley-Cohen with a fairytale farewell to the saddle and also became the first seven-year-old since Bogskar in 1940 to win the world's most famous steeplechase.
Noble Yeats wows on return to scene of his greatest triumph

Noble Yeats ridden by jockey Sean Bowen on their way to winning the Boylesports Many Clouds Chase. Pic: Nigel French/PA Wire.

Grand National hero Noble Yeats made a spectacular return to Aintree in claiming the Boylesports Many Clouds Chase.

Emmet Mullins' Irish raider was a 50-1 outsider in April when he provided amateur Sam Waley-Cohen with a fairytale farewell to the saddle and also became the first seven-year-old since Bogskar in 1940 to win the world's most famous steeplechase.

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