 The incident became part of the folklore of the event, and by extension British sporting culture.In modern language, the phrase "to do a Devon Loch" is often used to describe a last-minute failure to achieve an expected victory.In the 1967 Grand National, most of the field were hampered or dismounted in a mêlée at the 23rd fence, allowing a rank-outsider, Foinavon, to become a surprise winner at odds of 100/1.