Update on three Grand National fallers with horse in equine hospital with neck fracture

Update on three Grand National fallers with horse in equine hospital with neck fractureThree horses required medical attention after the Grand National with Mr Vango remaining in equine hospital following a neck fracture at AintreeCommentsSportLiv Clarke Tourism writer, Bruna Reis Senior Sports Journalist and Adam Morgan Press Association14:27, 12 Apr 2026Updated 14:27, 12 Apr 2026View 2 ImagesMr Vango was one of three horses who fell at Aintree on Saturday(Image: PA)Health updates have been released on three horses injured during falls at the Grand National. Mr Vango, Top Of The Bill and Quai De Bourbon all needed to be assessed after falling down during Saturday's race at Aintree, near Liverpool.‌In a statement released on Sunday morning, Mr Vango's trainer, Sara Bradstock, said she is hopeful the horse will 'make a full recovery' - but he remains in an equine hospital after sustaining an avulsion fracture in the neck.‌The gelding, which fell at the sixth fence, was transferred to Leahurst Equine Hospital on Saturday evening, where he will remain until he receives a clean bill of health. Speaking to the Press Association, Ms Bradstock said: "We're still at the equine hospital, he does have a small avulsion fracture in neck, but it is nowhere near the vertebrae of his neck.‌READ MORE: How many horses died at the 2026 Grand National Festival at Aintree?READ MORE: Grand National punter bags just shy of £1MILLION after I Am Maximus wins Aintree race"We have to thank God and hopefully with a bit of a following wind he will make a full recovery. We're looking after him very carefully and we will give him a CT scan before I bring him home."It could take a while, but hopefully he will be OK. If the CT shows we haven't missed anything, he could be home by the middle of the week.I'm super careful and we won't take any risks, but he's here with his Shetland pony and they are both OK."There was a worry brie...