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The 2021 Randox Grand National: What the beaten jockeys and trainers said Sat 10 Apr 2021 From hard-luck stories to great spins that were cut short, read what the beaten riders had to say after the Aintree spectacular on Saturday. Aidan Coleman, Balko Des Flos (2nd) “I couldn’t be happier with him. He was super. He jumped brilliantly and travelled into it really well. He did everything right but just didn’t win. All credit to him.” Mark Walsh, Any Second Now (3rd) “He was very unlucky, he very nearly got brought down at the third last and he’s done great to finish third.”
AINTREE GRAND NATIONAL TIPS - Three horses to back in the Grand National Reporter: ); ); Aintree, much like Cheltenham, is diminished by the lack of atmosphere in the absence of spectators, but the Grand National remains an iconic race. This year, as the horses leading round the elbow for home, there won t be a roar from the crowd but there will be millions willing them on from their sofas. I m backing three horses in this year s race and one of them is 100/1 and not without a chance. The Aintree Grand National takes places at 5.15pm on Saturday, April 10. SUB LIEUTENANT (100/1)
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Randox Grand National tips: Horse by horse preview for Aintree event on Saturday April 10 sportinglife.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from sportinglife.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
UPDATED 7:26AM, MAR 17 2021 The first day of the Cheltenham Festival produced stunning performances from hot favourites Honeysuckle, Appreciate It and Shishkin, as well as an 80-1 shock in the Fred Winter. But what winner-finding clues did it reveal for the next three days? Switch no worry to Elliott horses The late switch of the Gordon Elliott horses, some to other trainers and the majority to Sneezy Foster, who is overseeing Elliott s Cullentra House operation during his six-month ban for bringing the sport into disrepute, appears to have had no impact on their ability to deliver on the day. That will be comforting to Envoi Allen s supporters, not to mention the countless others with chances formerly under Elliott s care. For all Ballyadam was some 24 lengths behind the winner he was still second in the Supreme, and although Milan Native disappointed and Abacadabras fell, Black Tears proved to punters Mrs Denise Foster is merely a different name on the licence and they can proceed with all the confidence they would have placed in a horse prepared for the festival by Elliott.
1 of 1 UPDATED 1:01PM, MAR 16 2021 ITV will be broadcasting six live races from the Cheltenham Festival on Tuesday. The action on day one features some high-class names, most notably Epatante, Honeysuckle, Goshen and the exciting Shishkin, and we ve got you covered for the day s terrestrial TV coverage. Cheltenham Festival Tuesday: ITV Racing tips Our Spotlight experts select their best bets for the opening day of the Cheltenham Festival Sky Bet Supreme Novices Hurdle, 2m, Grade 1 Appreciate It heads the smallest ever field for the Supreme as he aims to provide trainer Willie Mullins with a seventh success in the festival opener. Last year s Champion Bumper runner-up is unbeaten in three hurdle starts this season, most recently when beating Ballyadam by more than three lengths at Leopardstown, and is 6lb clear on official ratings. Tolworth Hurdle winner Metier, who is also 3-3 over hurdles, and Betfair Hurdle scorer Soaring Glory lead the British team.
THE Greatest Show, the Cheltenham Festival, is upon us once more. The horse racing will be ultra competitive, but it is still possible to pick winners and make a profit. Here is one very simple rule to help you find a few winners at decent odds. Finding Winners CONCENTRATE on horses which either won or finished second at last year s festival. That simple rule highlighted six winners last year – Sire Du Berlais 10/1, Politologue 6/1, Concertista 9/2, Champ 4/1, Al Boum Photo 100/30 and Envoi Allen 4/7 – which made a level stake profit of just over four points. Of the 24 beaten horses, nine finished in a place, three at double figure odds, which means that 15 out of 30, or 50 per cent of the horses which finished first or second at the 2019 festival finished in a place last year. That is not a bad base to work from.
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