Exciting Comeback Expected from Noble Yeats in the Upcoming Year

NOBLE YEATS’ RETURN DELAYED UNTIL NEW YEAR

In a surprising turn of events, Noble Yeats, the seven-year-old National winner from 2022, will not be seen on the racing scene until the new year. After a commendable fourth-place finish in this year’s Randox Grand National, Noble Yeats has been given an extended break to recover from his busy season.

The talented horse recently returned to trainer Emmet Mullins and is expected to make his comeback after Christmas. All roads seem to lead back to Aintree as he gears up for another shot at glory in the prestigious race.

However, before returning to Aintree’s hallowed grounds, Noble Yeats may test his mettle over hurdles in early January. Connections are carefully plotting a path towards Auteuil’s Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris as well – keen on improving upon last year’s seventh-place finish.

Mullins revealed that there are no specific races earmarked yet for Noble Yeats’ return but hinted at possibly starting him off with a conditions hurdle before gradually building up towards the National and then heading back to France.

Despite struggling during some of his big-race assignments last season and often needing encouragement from jockey Sean Bowen along the way, Mullins is confident in Noble Yeats’ determination and staying power.