Corach Rambler's co-owner has made nearly £100,000 after the thoroughbred's stunning triumph at the Grand National.
The pre-race favourite delivered on his promise by taking the lead over the last fence to storm to victory. It's a second Grand National win for trainer Lucinda Russell and jockey Derek Fox, who led One For Arthur to victory at Aintree six years ago.
Cameron Sword, a 21-year-old student at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, invested £3,700 in Corach Rambler as part of a seven-strong syndicate. The nine-year-old has now won £690,000 in prize money, with £561,000 of that coming at Aintree on Saturday.
