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Take Ker when betting on the Stayers’ Noel Meade's Diol Ker looks primed for a bold showing at Aintree on Saturday. ANOTHER duel between Thyme Hill and Paisley Park could make this year’s Ryanair Stayers Hurdle (3.35pm) a classic. The score is currently 1-1 between the pair and this rematch has been long-awaited after Thyme Hill missed last month’s Cheltenham Festival after a small setback. He arrives here the fresher horse, is more open to improvement and will relish the better ground, so it’s no surprise he’s the 9/4 favourite with Paisley Park at 3/1. Classy mare...

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...

Saturday racing preview: Grand National tips By Chris Day 11:24 · TUE April 06, 2021 Our man Chris Day has four long-range fancies for Saturday's card including two 40/1 chances in the Randox Grand National. Weekend view betting tips: Saturday, April 10 1pt win Third Wind in 3.35 Aintree at 20/1 (Betfair & Paddy Power) 1pt win Lalor in 4.15 Aintree at 16/1 (Bet365) 1pt ew Mister Malarky in 5.15 Aintree at 40/1 (Bet365 - 1/4 1,2,3,4,5) 1pt ew Takingrisks in 5.15 Aintree at 40/1 (General - 1/4 1,2,3,4,5) This week’s Randox Grand National meeting at Aintree offers probably the best three days...

Stakes are high for Envoi Allen To everyone who has successfully hurdled their way over the first two days of Cheltenham with their wallets intact, that is a commendable effort. After the first day, it was a winning draw for the bookmakers. After Wednesday, the balance is marginally in our favour again. Despite Monkfish doing his best to make his odds of 1/4 look like the least value ‘good thing’ of all time, he was the only favourite to win on the day. Chacun Pour Soi, in the same Rich Ricci colours, was turned over by Put The Kettle On, while JP McManus’ Easysland had...