Paul Kealy starts Saturday with a bang and a 15-2 winner - find out the rest of his selections at Ayr and Newbury
Paul Kealy enjoyed a sensational Grand National meeting at Aintree – headlined by an incredible one-two in the big race itself.
In his weekly Betting World newsletter, sent exclusively to Members’ Club Ultimate subscribers every Wednesday, Kealy tipped I Am Maximus at 40-1 in early February. Come the day itself, he tipped I Am Maximus again, as well as selecting Delta Work as his runner-up – the Exacta paid £266.40.
Cruz Control at 9-1 and Strong Leader at 8-1 were other Aintree winners for Kealy, who also tipped 20-1 Topham hero Arizona Cardinal.
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Published on 19 April 2024inMembers' Club tips
Last updated 13:21, 20 April 2024
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- 'He undoubtedly has the class to strike' - Tom Segal bids to follow up a well-backed 9-2 winner with two tips at Punchestown on Thursday
- 'He's well worth a bet to follow up that success from 12 months ago' - Paul Kealy with today's late value play
- 'He appeals as an attractive bet' - Alan Sweetman with three tips for Punchestown on Thursday
- Big-race trends: focus on Cheltenham form for Punchestown's Champion Stayers
- 'She is improving and has a fitness edge' - Graeme Rodway with five Thursday fancies
- 'He undoubtedly has the class to strike' - Tom Segal bids to follow up a well-backed 9-2 winner with two tips at Punchestown on Thursday