Without a winner since October, McNamara found himself so unexpectedly far out in front on Serpentine that no rivals could be heard. The 25-1 outsider that went out effectively as a pacemaker in the 241st running of the classic was never caught and produced an unlikely 5 1/2-length victory. “That´s what makes it even more surreal – the empty stands and never seeing another horse,” McNamara said. “I think I am about to wake up from doing a piece of work on the gallops … I can´t believe it.” Neither could the bookmakers, who have felt the financial impact of sport being shut down in England for three months. Big outsiders also placed, with Khalifa Sat taking second at 50-1 and Amhran Na Bhfiann third at 66-1 to complete a tricast that paid nearly 56,000 pounds ($70,000).
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