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Plenty of love for Mullinses’ charge The betting is headed for the Topham by Livelovelaugh for Willie and Patrick Mullins in the Rich Ricci silks and he is justifiably occupying that position, it seems.  He is 11 years old now but has twice run well in competitive handicaps at Leopardstown recently and merits plenty of respect back at a course where he went well for a long way in the 2019 Grand National before failing to stay the marathon trip.  Visioman is right behind him in the betting for Henry De Bromhead and Rachael Blackmore, as Irish horses again look to land plenty of spoi...

Grand National 2021: Paisley Park can win Stayers' Hurdle at Aintree Cloth Cap can win the Grand National, while Paisley Park can lead other winners including Snow Leopardess, Shishkin, My Drogo, Hometown Boy and Fruit N Nut on the final day of the Festival at Aintree Aidan Coleman and Paisley Park (right, spotted cap) clear the last to win the Porsche Long Walk Hurdle from Richard Johnson and Thyme Hill (left, white cap) at Ascot Racecourse on December 19 2020 Picture by Alan Crowhurst/Getty Images Get the What's On newsletter for the best shopping deals and things to do in 2021Invalid Email...

Coffee on the House if Hendo has a treble Mister Coffey has always been well-regarded at Nicky Henderson's yard. IT HASN’T been a golden year for six-time champion trainer Nicky Henderson, but Aintree’s Friday card looks a prime opportunity for the Seven Barrows trainer to have some spring success. DUSART, who can be backed at 9/4 to land the Top Novices’ Hurdle (2:20pm), could be a future star, and this isn’t the strongest of Grade Ones. He’s only had the one start so plenty is taken on trust, but that was a convincing win over Supreme fourth and Betfair Hurdle win...

Lambourn quartet prepare for day two of the Cheltenham Festival Nicky Henderson, Jamie Snowden, Harry Whittington and Charlie Mann all have runners today (Wednesday) Liam Headd  '); WITH day two of the Cheltenham Festival upon us, there are a number of local trainers with runners today (Wednesday). The Ballymore Novices’ Hurdle (13.20) kick starts the action, but the first race with local interest comes in the form of Dickie Diver, who runs in the Brown Advisory Novices’ Chase (13.55) for Seven Barrows trainer Nicky Henderson. On his chances for the race, Henderson said: “He's only h...

Rachael Blackmore on the gallops at Cheltenham Racecourse ahead of the Festival Credit: PA Presenting the Cheltenham Festival this year on terrestrial television is the biggest challenge and responsibility of my TV career. All eyes are on Cheltenham this week for a number of reasons. The Jockey Club and the track have been in the Covid firing line ever since the meeting went ahead last year just a few days before the country went into lockdown.  More recently, the Gordon Elliott saga has cast a dark shadow over the sport. Damaging? Yes. Indefensible? Yes. Representative of the sport? 100 per...