Trainer Emmet Mullins is set to take another shot at creating racing history with a repeat bid for the Randox Grand National with Noble Yeats.
The chaser claimed a shock success in 2022 when landing the race at 50-1 odds and delivering a fairytale victory for amateur jockey Sam Waley-Cohen on the last ride of his career.
A year later and with new rider Sean Bowen he could bid to become only the second horse in history – after Golden Miller in 1934 - to take the Boodles Cheltenham Gold Cup and Randox Grand National in the same year.