'I don't feel male or female right now — I don't feel human': Rachael Blackmore becomes the first ever woman to win the Grand National

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Today (10 April) jockey Rachael Blackmore made history when becoming the first ever female jockey to win the Grand National.
A completely astounded Rachael was first past the post aboard the Henry De Bromhead-trained Minella Times, who went off at a price of 11/1 and fourth favourite in the betting.
“I just cannot believe it,” Rachael said to
ITV Racing immediately after the race. “I had an absolutely sensational spin and my God, what Henry De Bromhead does with these horses — I’m lucky to ride them.

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