IRISH jump racing legend Tommy Carberry has sadly died aged 75.
The head of one of Ireland’s leading racing dynasties, Carberry is best known for his remarkable achievement of winning the Grand National both as a rider and a trainer.

He guided L’Escargot to victory over the famous Red Rum in 1975 and then saddled Bobbyjo to land the world’s greatest steeplechase in 1999, ridden by his son Paul, who confirmed the news.
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He said: “He passed away just before lunchtime today. He’d been ill for a while and fought it for a long time.
"He gave me a Grand National winner and has been great for Irish racing. He got the best out of everything he produced."
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