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The field pass the stands at Aintree
Aintree: home of the Grand NationalCredit: Aintre

Randox Health Grand National, April 6

Key trends

  • Aged eight to 11, ten winners in last ten runnings
  • Won over at least 3m, 9/10
  • Between three and six runs since the start of August, 9/10
  • At least one top-three finish in last three runs, 9/10
  • Finished in the first three in a race over at least 3m2f, 9/10
  • Officially rated 143-157, 8/10
  • Won chase worth at least £29,000, 8/10
  • No more than one win that season, 7/10
  • Achieved best RPR within previous 12 months last time out, 7/10
  • Carried no more than 11st, 7/10
  • 10-16 runs over fences, 7/10 (all exceptions had between 23-27 chase starts)

Other factors
The handicapper has done a fine job in giving a chance to those at the top of the weights, with three of the last ten winners carrying 11st 5lb-11st 9lb.

Five had previously won or been placed over the National fences or recorded a top-six finish in the Hennessy, Scottish, Welsh or Irish Nationals.

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Published on 12 February 2019inHorse racing tips

Last updated 17:35, 12 February 2019

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