I never look at the odds or who the jockey I just go for a name of a horse that I like. I never bet big nd always do each way. I always come away with something either from the English or Irish National. Its the thrill of winning not the amount for me. |
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The grand national is a horrible race for betting in. Marathon distance almost 40 horses so many fences and traffic to maneuver through!
But for what it's worth if I was to have a punt I would fancy 'any second now' he ran in this last year and got badly hampered and would definitely have won the race. He is at the top end of the weights but he has been trained for this race and will see out the trip.
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"The grand national is a horrible race for betting in. Marathon distance almost 40 horses so many fences and traffic to maneuver through!
But for what it's worth if I was to have a punt I would fancy 'any second now' he ran in this last year and got badly hampered and would definitely have won the race. He is at the top end of the weights but he has been trained for this race and will see out the trip.
There ya go "
Thanks ..I'll make sure to back him  |
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Snow leopardess is all the cage, has won over these fences to which is a big plus. Its the national anything can happen. Wouldn't shock me if Gordon Elliott trained the winner after all the controversy last year. |
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I’ve backed
Snow Leopardess (won over national fences)
Escaria Ten (highly rated)
