article_snippet.sent: Jockey Leighton Aspell became the first jockey in more than 40 years to win back-to-back Grand Nationals when Many Clouds galloped to a famous victory in the Aintree sunshine.
article_snippet.sent: The 25-1 shot, who was sixth in the Cheltenham Gold Cup, is the first Hennessy Gold Cup winner to land the prestigious prize and in the process ended Jockey Leighton Aspell trainer Oliver Sherwood
article_snippet.sent: Jockey Leighton Aspell kisses the Grand National trophy as the 38-year-old celebrates another famous victory .
article_snippet.sent: Aspell, riding National winner Many Clouds (right), goes toe-to-toe with second placed Saint Are (centre) along the final straight .
article_snippet.sent: Jockey Leighton Aspell celebrates Jockey Leighton Aspell victory as Many Clouds slows to a halt after the race .
article_snippet.sent: Hennessy winner and a National winner –
article_snippet.sent: The victory continued a remarkable comeback tale for rider Aspell who won the world’s most famous steeplechase 12 months ago aboard Pineau De Re, just a matter of years after he had announced he retirement from the sport.
article_snippet.sent: The Irishman’s historic achievement mirrored those of Brian Fletcher who partnered the legendary Red Rum to back-to-back triumphs in 1973-74 and his mount also carried more weight than any horse since Ginger McCain’s triple National winner.
article_snippet.sent: the Silver Cross Stayers' Hurdle Race’s youngest trainer Michael Scudamore another big day in the sun, while Alvarado finished in exactly the same position as 12 months ago to complete an incredible seven timer for rider Paul Moloney who has now finished in the first four in the last seven Nationals.
highlights_snippet.sent: Jockey Leighton Aspell took Jockey Leighton Aspell second consecutive National title after Jockey Leighton Aspell 2014 win with Pineau De Re .
  