Punchestown Wednesday preview: Donn McClean tips By Donn McClean 17:52 · WED April 28, 2021 Our man hit the bookies with his Colreevy tip on day one of the Punchestown Festival and he has two selections for the day two card. Punchestown Wednesday best bets: TELMESOMETHINGGIRL - 5.20 Punchestown Minella Indo will be missed for sure from this afternoon’s Ladbrokes Punchestown Gold Cup – you’re always going to miss the Cheltenham Gold Cup winner – but it’s still a star-studded line-up. The Cheltenham Gold Cup winner of 2019 and 2020, the King George winner of 2019 and Betway Bowl winner of 2021, the Punchestown Gold Cup winner of 2019 and Irish Gold Cup winner of 2021, the Melling Chase winner of 2021.
Updated / Tuesday, 27 Apr 2021 07:23 Ruby Walsh and Chacun Pour Soi Ahead of the start of the Puncestown Festival, Ruby Walsh spoke on RTÉ s Game On, where he offered his thoughts on the Tuesday s and Wednesday s Grade One contests. Tuesday 4.15 eCOMM Merchant Solutions Champion Novice Hurdle With no Appreciate It, I d say Paul Townend has gone for Blue Lord because he finished second to Bob Olinger and was going to finish second to Appreciate It at Cheltenham when he fell at the last. They re the two outstanding novices. He s gone for Blue Lord probably on that basis, but Echoes In Rain was incredibly impressive at Fairyhouse where Paul rode her but he still opts for Blue Lord.
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Advertisement Would-be racegoers celebrated the Grand National Ladies Day in style from the comfort of their own homes today, as Aintree remains closed to visitors due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Revellers dressed to the nines to mark the second day of the festival - usually one of the most popular racedays in the calendar - and posed for photos in their gardens and various rooms of their houses. Many sported glamorous summer dresses and slinky jumpsuits, while others went all out and incorporated an elaborate headpiece as they kicked off the weekend early. One fan shared a snap of her tucking into a glass of fizz before midday, while another sported a VERY patriotic ensemble, fashioning a gown out of a Union Jack flag.
Battle for Melling favouritism A field of eight runners has assembled for the Melling Chase on day two and former Queen Mother Champion Chaser Politologue is the class act among them. He is a former winner of this race in 2018 and also finished second to Min a year later. The grey just about edges 11/4 favouritism from Irish raider Fakir Dâoudairies â second in last monthâs Ryanair Chase at Cheltenham behind Allaho. Behind them is Ascot specialist Dashel Drasher for trainer Jeremy Scott, who got the better of the reopposing Master Tommytucker at the Berkshire venue in February in a Grade 1. Nus Well and Notebook may also be single-figure prices in an open renewal of this race, while Itchy Feet and Duc Des Genievres have it all to prove on recent form.
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 of racing anywhere outside of the Cheltenham Festival with betting opportunities galore on ground which looks like being on the easy side of good.
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Secret Investor springs Denman Chase surprise 14-1 chance fends off stablemate Clan Des Obeaux – while Sceau Royal prevailed in the Betfair Game Spirit Chase at Newbury. By Press Association Sunday 21 Feb 2021, 3:16 PM Feb 21st 2021, 3:16 PM 1,719 Views 0 Comments Secret Investor (right) jumps the last. Image: PA Image: PA SECRET INVESTOR REPELLED stablemate Clan Des Obeaux in a thrilling climax to the Betfair Denman Chase at Newbury. Trainer Paul Nicholls had saddled nine previous winners of the recognised Gold Cup trial, with Ditcheat greats Kauto Star (2007) and Denman himself (2008) both claiming victory en route to Cheltenham glory the following month. Dual King George hero Clan Des Obeaux, who won a rescheduled running of the Denman Chase at Ascot two years ago, was the 6-5 favourite to get back on the winning trail, having finished third when bidding for a hat-trick in Kempton’s Boxing Day showpiece on his latest outing.