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Gordon Elliott hasn’t won the Grand National since 2007. But the Irish trainer looks like he could have a major player on his hands with Tiger Roll. The eight-year-old spearheads a three-strong team going to Aintree for the big racing showpiece, also including Ucello Conti and Bless The Wing. But Elliott seems to be pinning the majority of his hopes on Tiger Roll. And there are plenty of valid rea... more...
The 2019 Grand National is almost upon us. It will be the 172nd running of the event, and will take place at 5.15pm on April 6th at Aintree Racecourse. The Grand National sees 40 horses and jockeys race across a 4m 2f course. The course involves 30 fences and it is the most valuable jump race in Europe. Some of the jumps have become legendary, such as Becher’s Brook, The Chair and Canal Turn. Red ... more...
Tiger Roll could make history in the 2019 Grand National, if he can become the first horse since Red Rum to make it back-to-back triumphs in the famous race. And he could become the shortest-priced winner of the Grand National since 11/4 shot Poethlyn all the way back in 1919. Tiger Roll is in great form too after his brilliant run to win the Cross Country Chase at Cheltenham Festival by a mighty ... more...
The Grand National is one of the most famous and historic races in sport. And one of Great Britain’s biggest sporting events of the year. The race – held every year at Aintree Racecourse- has been run on a near-annual basis since 1837. And 2019’s renewal will have a total prize pool of over £1m. The Grand National has become synonymous with British sporting culture. And over 600 million people wor... more...
Apart from Red Rum, if you were to ask members of the public at random to name a Grand National winner, Aldaniti would likely be an answer. Throughout his career, he had his fair share of injury problems. In 1979, Aldaniti suffered a potential life-threatening injury at Sandown but was saved by his owner Nick Embiricos. Earlier that year, his regular jockey Bob Champion was diagnosed with testicul... more...
What we didn’t know on Friday, but do now Wow, sports punters really are spoilt for choice at the minute and to keep speed with recent times, it was another weekend and another round of big results. Grand National, Premier League, US Masters, Chinese Grand Prix, world championship boxing and more, loads more. Did you find the winners? If so, you fully deserve your returns, as it was no mean feat. ... more...
The 2017 Grand National is in the record books, and we hope you enjoyed the day. The runners, riders, build up, drama, and most of all we hope you came out of the race with more cash than you went in with. It’s a lottery, and studying the form often leaves you chasing shadows. Stick a pin in the paper or go with a relative’s name. The latter would’ve served some well on Saturday. It is great for t... more...
GRAND NATIONAL GAMBLE ON COCKTAILS AT DAWN SHAKES BOOKIES A major Grand National gamble on rank outsider Cocktails At Dawn is taking place this morning with the catchy-named horse proving incredibly popular amongst millions of once a year punters. Leading bookmaker Coral has slashed the odds on Cocktails At Dawn to 28/1 from 80/1 and all British bookmakers have taken similar evasive action in the ... more...
The Grand National takes place at Aintree Racecourse annually, and it has a reputation for being one of the toughest horse races in the world. This year’s renewal takes place on Saturday 6th April at 5:15pm. The race lasts for two laps of the Aintree course covering slightly under four-and-a-half miles or 4m 2 1/2f. There are 30 fences to jump in the race, with 16 on the first lap and 14 on the se... more...
Grand National headlines Saturday’s card It’s one of the standout days on the sporting calendar, the Grand National at Aintree. The nation’s best-loved horse race. It attracts attention from a wide-range of punters, from the once a year £1 gamblers who side with the name of a family member or the pretty pattern on the jockey’s jersey, to those who have been keeping a close eye on the build-up. Tra... more...