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Grand National 2021 tips, best bets and five to watch for Aintree race Marcus Armytage picks five horses to watch as the world's greatest steeplechase returns Cloth Cap is the favourite for this year's Grand National Credit: PA After being cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic last year, the Grand National is back in 2021. While Tiger Roll won't be returning for a tilt at an historic third title - and the event will take place behind closed doors - there are still plenty of compelling storylines ahead of this year's race. Does Cloth Cap really justify such short-priced favouritism? Can Sec...

UPDATED 10:05AM, APR 10 2021 There will be a Tiger Roll-shaped hole in Saturday's Randox Grand National, but the world's greatest steeplechase is shaping up to be as competitive as ever, with the likes of Ladbrokes Trophy hero and clear ante-post favourite Cloth Cap, Welsh National winner Secret Reprieve, Burrows Saint and Kimberlite Candy among the 68 possibles remaining for the race. Will one of those horses etch their name into the history books? Or could this be the year of another shock to rival the likes of Auroras Encore, Mon Mome and Foinavon? Our experts give their thoughts on...

The Leader Newspaper By Andrew Atkinson The 2021 Randox Health Aintree Grand National three-days meeting gets underway on April 8 – with the National on April 10 where Jonjo O’Neill trained Cloth Cap (4-1) bids for a fourth win of the prestigious race for owner Trevor Hemmings. “It’s crackers for the Grand National! There’s no value in it,” said O’Neill, on Cloth Cap’s short odds. Trevor Hemmings: bids for fourth Aintree Grand National win. “We’re talking about the National. I think he’ll win it – my gut feeling is that he’s got a great chance – but...

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UPDATED 7:12PM, APR 1 2021 Jonjo O'Neill believes he has the horse to beat in Cloth Cap for next week's Randox Grand National but thinks his odds of around 7-2 are absurd in a race that is so famous for shocks and surprises. O'Neill knows all too well how bad luck can play out in Aintree's iconic steeplechase. In his riding days he competed in the race eight times and never finished, including in 1973 when he rode Ginger McCain's first string, Glenkiln, in a race famously won by stablemate and subsequent three-time winner Red Rum. He had more luck as a trainer, winning the race in 20...