Foxy Jacks wins at Cheltenham for Mouse Morris
Mouse Morris made another successful raid to Britain as Foxy Jacks claimed the Glenfarclas Cross Country Handicap Chase at Cheltenham on Friday.
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Racing tips and best bets for Windsor, Plumpton, Pontefract and Wolverhampton
KYNSA (3:55) can continue ultra-shrewd Jamie Osborne’s cracking late season run at Windsor. The filly stayed on the upgrade over 1m 2f when narrowly denied by Kamanika at Sandown. That is terrific form so the three-year-old can go one better in another competitive contest.
Punchestown and Perth Festival tips plus best bets for Ludlow, Catterick and Lingfield
MAKIN'YOURMINDUP (3.00) is the call in the Gold Castle Novices’ Hurdle on Day One of the Perth Festival. Paul Nicholls’ horse stayed upwardly mobile when chinning Collectors Item in a Haydock Grade 2. The gelding showed a willing attitude so he can follow-up for a trainer who excels at this meeting.
Scottish Grand National tips as Your Own Story napped at Ayr to make it a dream double for Lucinda Russell
YOUR OWN STORY (3.35) can cap Lucinda Russell’s magnificent season by taking the Scottish Grand National at Ayr.
Corach Rambler heads 40-strong Grand National field
Ante-post favourite Corach Rambler heads a full field of 40 for Saturday's Randox Grand National at Aintree.
Fakir D'oudairies marching towards March Chase hat-trick on second day of Grand National Festival
Joseph O'Brien’s Fakir D’oudairies headlines nine entries as he goes in search of a third successive win in the Marsh Chase at Aintree on Friday.
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Packed with loads of interviews, features, stats and all you need for the 175th running of the world's greatest steeplechase and the three-day meeting at Aintree Racecourse on April 13-15.
Grand National has an increasingly Irish feel
A total of 57 horses remain in the reckoning for the Randox Grand National at Aintree on 15 April after Tuesday's latest acceptance stage, with perennial champion Irish trainer Willie Mullins and his domestic rival Gordon Elliott responsible for more of the potential runners than their British-based peers combined.