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'He is very well handicapped despite his Cheltenham flop' - Paul Kealy with five Saturday picks including two for the Scottish Grand National
Paul Kealy
I'm Harry Cobden's biggest fan but he rode Perceval Legallois like he was a no-hoper in the National - plus a Constitution to keep an eye on
Tom Segal
Defeats for Albert Einstein and Pierre Bonnard could make perfect sense - just ask Dan Skelton
Maddy Playle
It should be obvious that affordability checks will not do what they're supposed to - it is vital racing helps the government realise that
On The Money
The Grand National has changed but it remains a riveting spectacle - and I Am Maximus is a warrior worth celebrating
Lee Mottershead
Trust remains in short supply between jockeys and officials after Grand National start once again miscues
Scott Burton
Golden rules for the Grand National - how a pro punter tackles the world’s most famous race
Moray Smith
'I'm going in hard and early' - pro punter Moray Smith marks your card for a cracking day two at Aintree
Moray Smith
Pro punter Moray Smith marks your card for day one at Aintree - and his best bet is an agonising Cheltenham loser
Moray Smith
'He's a class act with a lovely mark' - Paul Kealy has a strong Grand National fancy
Paul Kealy
It’s a strange thing to say about a Willie Mullins-trained horse - but this runner is overpriced in a Grade 1 at Aintree
Maddy Playle
I'm the cursed child when it comes to the National - so let's hope one of these three gives me a change of luck
Tom Segal
How a reader's question led to exploding one of Aintree's longest-held myths
The Form Hacker
The unintended consequences of government intervention in gambling have started - and they will just keep coming
On The Money
The Classic trials are nearly upon us - and it's best to keep an open mind and not be too dogmatic about Albert Einstein
Julian Muscat
Move with the times - the Grand National may have changed but so has everything
David Carr
Lifting the lid on Chelmsford's financial saga is revealing - and underlines why the Jockey Club may be the solution
Lee Mottershead
Welcome to Aintree - the week when racing needs to tell its welfare message with confidence
Robin Mounsey
What do you say to Aidan O'Brien after Albert Einstein's Curragh setback? Andre Fabre might have the right words
Scott Burton
Dan Skelton is getting pelters for the monster midweek plunge - but great gambles help racing to stay relevant
David Jennings
Derby winners in the Triumph? Constitution Hill's amazing Michael Jordan impression should have us pondering new possibilities
Sam Hendry
I'm still not over Sir Gino - and you'll never convince me he wouldn't have been one of the all-time greats
Oliver Barnard
Constitution Hill, Billy Loughnane and Yorkshire Glory - the season that put the 'all' in all-weather
Andrew Dietz
Willie Mullins might have waved the white flag in Britain - but his familiar surge means it's game on in two Irish title races
Richard Forristal
Home
News
Opinion
'He is very well handicapped despite his Cheltenham flop' - Paul Kealy with five Saturday picks including two for the Scottish Grand National
Paul Kealy
I'm Harry Cobden's biggest fan but he rode Perceval Legallois like he was a no-hoper in the National - plus a Constitution to keep an eye on
Tom Segal
Defeats for Albert Einstein and Pierre Bonnard could make perfect sense - just ask Dan Skelton
Maddy Playle
It should be obvious that affordability checks will not do what they're supposed to - it is vital racing helps the government realise that
On The Money
The Grand National has changed but it remains a riveting spectacle - and I Am Maximus is a warrior worth celebrating
Lee Mottershead
Trust remains in short supply between jockeys and officials after Grand National start once again miscues
Scott Burton
Golden rules for the Grand National - how a pro punter tackles the world’s most famous race
Moray Smith
'I'm going in hard and early' - pro punter Moray Smith marks your card for a cracking day two at Aintree
Moray Smith
Pro punter Moray Smith marks your card for day one at Aintree - and his best bet is an agonising Cheltenham loser
Moray Smith
'He's a class act with a lovely mark' - Paul Kealy has a strong Grand National fancy
Paul Kealy
It’s a strange thing to say about a Willie Mullins-trained horse - but this runner is overpriced in a Grade 1 at Aintree
Maddy Playle
I'm the cursed child when it comes to the National - so let's hope one of these three gives me a change of luck
Tom Segal
How a reader's question led to exploding one of Aintree's longest-held myths
The Form Hacker
The unintended consequences of government intervention in gambling have started - and they will just keep coming
On The Money
The Classic trials are nearly upon us - and it's best to keep an open mind and not be too dogmatic about Albert Einstein
Julian Muscat
Move with the times - the Grand National may have changed but so has everything
David Carr
Lifting the lid on Chelmsford's financial saga is revealing - and underlines why the Jockey Club may be the solution
Lee Mottershead
Welcome to Aintree - the week when racing needs to tell its welfare message with confidence
Robin Mounsey
What do you say to Aidan O'Brien after Albert Einstein's Curragh setback? Andre Fabre might have the right words
Scott Burton
Dan Skelton is getting pelters for the monster midweek plunge - but great gambles help racing to stay relevant
David Jennings
Derby winners in the Triumph? Constitution Hill's amazing Michael Jordan impression should have us pondering new possibilities
Sam Hendry
I'm still not over Sir Gino - and you'll never convince me he wouldn't have been one of the all-time greats
Oliver Barnard
Constitution Hill, Billy Loughnane and Yorkshire Glory - the season that put the 'all' in all-weather
Andrew Dietz
Willie Mullins might have waved the white flag in Britain - but his familiar surge means it's game on in two Irish title races
Richard Forristal
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