All of the 40 Grand National horses returned to their stables after the race, it was reported, but it has since been confirmed that Discorama has tragically died after pulling up with an injury during the race.
A total of 15 horses completed the course in Aintree's big race, which was won by 50-1 shot Noble Yeats. The outsider was ridden to victory by amateur rider Sam Waley-Cohen, who retired immediately after the stunning performance in the contest worth £1million.
After broadcasting the post-race re-run, ITV Racing presenter Ed Chamberlin reported all the horses were back in the stable yard. "Some are being assessed especially Discorama," he said.
