THE MELBOURNE CUP took place this weekend, and all eyes were on Irish-trained horse Heartbreak City.

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Heartbreak caused heartbreak when they finished second, with Almandin taking first place to snag the €2.5 million prize in Australia’s biggest race.

But second place ain’t so bad. Tony Martin, a Meath-based trainer, helped lead the French horse to success.

But it was Aidan Shiels, Niall Reilly, and Charlie Gavigan that won the hearts of viewers with their ECSTATIC post-race interview.

When the Channel 7 reporter Neil Kearney reminded Aidan his horse had only come second, he shot back with:

I DON’T CARE. I DON’T CARE. We woulda been happy with last!

Hero.

Hilarious reaction by Heartbreak City Irish owners after second in the #MelbourneCup pic.twitter.com/nlfU5hOvbr

— Paul Newman (@PaulNewman111) 1 November 2016

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