A hilarious post-race interview moment

A winning owner left Sky Sports Racing's Matt Chapman in stitches as he broke out into song after his horse's victory at Fontwell.

A regional National triumph

Simon Prout, owner of the resilient Tommie Beau, was overjoyed as his horse clinched victory in the Southern National at Fontwell. The eight-year-old, ridden by jockey Michael Nolan, led from the front throughout the race and secured a comfortable two-length win.

Prize money milestone

The victory not only added to Tommie Beau's impressive record, which now stands at 11 wins out of 31 races, but also pushed his total prize money earnings beyond the £100,000 mark. Owner Simon Prout couldn't contain his excitement, leading to a memorable post-race moment.

An unexpected turn

During an interview with Matt Chapman, Prout took the opportunity to grab the microphone and surprise everyone by bursting into a football chant. Chapman, taken aback by the impromptu performance, could only laugh as he received the mic back. It was a lighthearted exchange that left both the interviewer and the audience entertained.

A reminder of the heat of the moment

This incident serves as a reminder that the thrill of victory can sometimes lead to unexpected and amusing behavior. It brings to mind the recent incident involving jockey Dean Yendall, who made an offensive joke during an interview in Australia. Yendall promptly apologized for his inappropriate comment, highlighting how emotions can occasionally get the better of us.