On the second circuit marshals signalled the remaining runners to bypass those fences, while the body of Ornais was covered and Dooneys Gate received veterinary treatment, meaning that for the first time in the National's history only 28 obstacles were jumped.
On the second circuit marshals signalled the remaining runners to bypass those fences on the outside, while the body of Ornais was covered and Dooneys Gate received veterinary treatment. This was the first time in the National's history that only 28 obstacles were jumped.