LONDON: Former Wales rugby star Jonathan Davies wanted one small matter cleared up as part-owner of the big race winner Potters Corner at Aintree ...
Share this contentLONDON: Former Wales rugby star Jonathan Davies wanted one small matter cleared up as part-owner of the big race winner Potters Corner at Aintree on Saturday:"So is there Virtual Grand National prize-money?".
Bookmakers are donating all profits from betting on the animated race shown live on ITV to Britain's state-run National Health Service, in the frontline in the fight against COVID-19. He said it had provided"a fun opportunity for people to have their annual National flutter, as well as some light relief at this unique time, while most importantly also helping to raise money for the fantastic NHS".The company behind the event, programme-makers Carm Productions, told the paper:"What an incredible few days it has been.
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