Rachael Blackmore partners Ain't That A Shame as she bids for a second victory in the Grand National on Saturday.
The Tipperary jockey famously became the first ever female jockey to win the world's most famous steeplechase when she partnered Minella Times to success two years ago.
And Blackmore believes her mount, who is trained by Henry de Bromhead, has "a lovely profile for the race". Ain't That A Shame was available at odds of 8/1 generally for the Grand National at the time of writing.
