By AAP The youngest rider in the Welsh Grand National has ridden one of the oldest horses to win the race at Chepstow. Runner-up in 2016, 13-year-old Raz De Maree (16-1) stayed on stoutly for 16-year-old James Bowen and Irish trainer Gavin Cromwell. Bowen has been making great strides in his first… Read More » Read full article
Young and the old in Welsh Grand National
January 6, 2018 Comments Off
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