Grand National

The pair’s Grand National Tour is a triumph of the unbothered.

Prior to her Grand National triumph, Blackmore had already become the first female jockey to win the Champion Hurdle aboard Honeysuckle, that same year.

His "rewards" had been said to include hospitality at the Scottish Grand National at Ayr, a night at the Loch Green Hotel in Troon and a meal at Elliots in Prestwick.

Grand National runner Celebre D'Allen died from a "severe bacterial respiratory infection" that developed after the race, a post-mortem has determined.

His world eventually imploded on Grand National day in April 2000 when West Yorkshire Police raided the family home.