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Aintree 2025 Day 1

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  • Aintree 2025 Day 1

    Aintree racecard, 3rd April 2025. Going: Mildmay course - GOOD, Good to soft in places; Grand National course - GOOD TO SOFT (GoingStick: Mildmay 4.1, National 4.0) (Watering) (Rail movements: 1.45, 2.20 & 5.15 +59yds, 2.55 +82yds, 3.30 +73yds, 4.05 +29yds and 4.40 +48yds). (Sunny)


    Entries and weights.

    Always the best racing day of the three and looking well up to standard this year as long as they can maintain the going.

  • #2
    I've just been past through Melling Rd they are giving it a good watering.

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    • #3
      I’ve backed Rubaud 14/1 ew for the opening race because of the ground conditions, he’s not as good as some above him but this meeting can throw mixed results.

      In the bowl I have backed Spillanes win only and Djelo 20/1 ew, Djelo isn’t a 3miler but he could get away it with his speed on this track. I do like Grey Dawning but I’ll take him on with the lack of rain.

      Two ew price bets really in the hope fields cut up and horses underperform.

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      • #4
        He's not had the best of seasons so far this year but AHOY SENOR's record in the bowl can't be ignored even as a 10yr old and have to take a chance he finds his form.

        All over MY DROGO in the Foxhunters and SANS BRUIT to repeat last year's win

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Burrough Hill Man View Post
          He's not had the best of seasons so far this year but AHOY SENOR's record in the bowl can't be ignored even as a 10yr old and have to take a chance he finds his form.

          All over MY DROGO in the Foxhunters and SANS BRUIT to repeat last year's win
          I don't think there's a horse of Shishkin or Gerri's quality going to line up, so I'd agree that Ahoy Senor is real threat. He could easily be going for a hat-trick in this.

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          • #6
            Say it quietly as I'm one of his biggest haters but I'd strongly fancy gaelic warrior if he were to run in the bowl.

            It looks a pretty modest renewal with no 170 horses entered.

            One of his best performances, if not his best, came on his one run over 3 miles at punchestown on decent ground.

            Perfectly possible they've been running him over the wrong trip most of his career.

            Win this then aim for the king george.

            Not convinced by grey dawning or spillanes tower.

            Think he has a much better chance of winning this than taking on jonbon. Who runs to 170 like clockwork away from Cheltenham.

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            • #7
              In the Red Rum I've backed Primoz 10s and Sans Bruit 14s. Sans Bruit dotted up in the race last season and if he returns to that form, he'll be very difficult to beat.

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              • #8
                ….Dr TJ Eckleburg 20-1 e/w in Red Rum of interest for me, been kept back for this. Beat Harpers Brook 30L & Sans Bruit 50L at Chepstow and although a big turn in the weights could confirm the form.

                Live decs time, not declared as yet.

                Edit; Eckleburg is in.
                Last edited by Eggs; 1 April 2025, 08:14 AM.

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                • #9
                  Decs tracking

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                  • #10
                    No Lulamba yet and Nicky's other horses declared.

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                    • #11
                      ….Pauling says Handstands heading to Mildmay.

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                      • #12
                        Looks like Manifesto and Bowl won’t have 8

                        both on 8 now
                        Last edited by Old Vic; 1 April 2025, 08:50 AM.

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                        • #13
                          Can’t wait to see Wodhooh, really surprised she’s taken this engagement up but so excited to see how she goes….

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                          • #14
                            The 4yo hurdle might be the weakest grade 1 of the season. Good to see Constitution Hill vs Lossiemouth again over a different trip. Hopefully they both jump well, get to the 2nd last and we have a proper race.

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                            • #15
                              ….backing Peter Bowen’s (and Micky Bowen) horses blind at Aintree has proved me well over many years but Queen Kate’s debut Bumper win at Doncaster last month is worth a watch. In behind a wall of horses with nowhere to go entering the final furlong, she was switched wide and still won with a bit in hand.

                              Firms tend not to take chances with Bowen at Aintree but I’ll be waiting patiently for Queen Kate to be priced up now she’s confirmed.

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