There were a number of nasty falls an injuries at the 2026 Grand National, with concerns over Top Of The Bill and Quai de Bourbon
Aintree officials have issued an update on two horses who were hurt during falls in the Grand National. A number of horses fell during the race, with particular concern among viewers for Top of The Bill and Quai de Bourbon.
Top of The Bill who was being ridden by legendary trainer Ginger McCain’s grandson Toby McCain-Mitchell was initially being assessed on the course, with a later update confirming he was up and had walked off the course.
There were also concerns about Quai de Bourbon, who fell early and looked unwell before he was taken to a horse ambulance to be assessed back at the stables.
Jockey Robert Dunne, who was riding Stellar Story, has been taken to hospital for assessment. He was said to be conscious and talking as he was taken away in an ambulance.
The race was won by favourite I Am Maximus
More to follow
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