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Claire Farrell won the Elementary Open and Medium Restricted championships at the The Jockey Club RoR National Championships in Aintree riding the former Willie Mullins charge Renneti \ Majestic Photography
Renneti winning at Naas with the late Pat Smullen \ Healy Racing
MORE than 350 former racehorses were entered for the six-day The Jockey Club RoR national championships, which concluded on Sunday at the Aintree International Equestrian Centre.
Horse Racing Ireland equine welfare and bloodstock director John Osborne celebrates Stakes winner and now dressage star Renneti
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