MADE In Chelsea star Georgia Toffolo was celebrating another nice racing win – after backing Corach Rambler in the Grand National.
The reality TV star won £37,5000 at Cheltenham Festival in 2022 before backing that up with a £6,500 payday at Royal Ascot.
Toff looked a picture at Aintree last weekend as she celebrated backing Corach Rambler, the winner of the Grand National
The reality TV star’s winner was one of her smallest – but they all count
And while her payout on the 8-1 favourite wasn’t quite so big at the weekend, it still showed she had a good eye for finding a winner.
Former I’m A Celeb winner Toffolo put £10 each way on Lucinda Russell’s 8-1 stable star to claim the big race.
And, after a delay brought on by protesters storming the track, Toff saw jockey Derek Fox bolt home on the 8-1 favourite, scooping £116 back all in all.
Not bad – but that couldn’t hold a candle to one lucky punter who won more than £76,000 from a five-fold which included the new National hero.
And Toff might fancy backing the horse to repeat his feat next year right now, with bookies offering odds of 16-1 that Corach Rambler goes back-to-back.
The 28-year-old socialite loves her racing and is regularly seen at all the big meetings.
Prior to the National’s running on Saturday, she revealed a bizarre story regarding top trainer Gordon Elliott.
Toff wrote on Twitter: “Just thinking about when I saw Gordon Elliott at 4am in Pop World nightclub in Liverpool.
“A few hours later he went on to saddle the National winner… again.
“Happy Grand National day!”
It’s not clear if Toff is referring to a night in 2019, when Tiger Roll won his second National in a row for Elliott.
Or if she means the year before, when the trainer won the race for a second time overall after Silver Birch gave him his first success in 2007.
Either way, Toff was at Aintree to cheer her horse home last Saturday.
She wore a polka dot dress and was described by one of her followers as looking ’11 out of 10′.
Toff claimed Elliott was partying till 4am the night before one of his three Grand National wins
