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Hi Reader The Aintree Grand National weights were released yesterday. Irish trainers dominate entries. One of this weeks eye catchers could go close if getting good to soft or worse ground at Aintree. Check out eye catchers for this week below:
View Eye Catchers List Here Three Card BragThree Card Brag - 3rd in 3.45 Navan 09/02/25Gordon Elliott trained the first three finishers in this staying Grade 2 novice chase. Better Days Ahead and Stellar Story will most likely go for the Brown Advisory Chase at the upcoming Cheltenham Festival. Gordon has hinted the Aintree Grand National as the plan for Three Card Brag and that is interesting. Yesterday, the Aintree Grand National weights were published with Three Card Brag allocated a UK handicap mark of 146. A pound higher than his Irish rating and maybe high enough to secure a run going on last year's ratings. Three Card Brag will be at the foot of the weights for the Grand National if making the cut. He should run well as a bold jumping prominent runner with some cut in the ground important. Juby BallJuby Ball - 1st in 1.20 Chepstow 09/02/25Most eyes were focused on the Navan and Exeter action last Sunday. However, I was impressed by Evan Williiams trained Juby Ball winning a novice hurdle at Chepstow. Juby Ball was sent off as a short-priced favourite and won like a good one. He is two wins from two runs over hurdles and looks ready to tackle higher company. As a bumper horse he showed good form. Juby Ball beat Phantomofthepoints who is currently rated 133 over hurdles. At Sandown he finished a clear second to Sixmilebridge, beaten just under three lengths however conceding a 4lb penalty to the winner. Sixmilebride won a Grade 2 hurdle race at Cheltenham on trials day and is now rated 142. Juby Ball is well worth following for the rest of this season be that in handicap or graded races. He’s a strapping big horse who looks like a top chaser in the making next season. Affordale FuryAffordale Fury - 2nd in 1.55 Fairyhouse 05/02/25A shuddering mistake at the final fence cost Affordale Fury victory in an extended three miles chase at Fairyhouse. It was a cracking run on his first start in over 15 months following an enforced layoff. You can mark up this run more given Affordale Fury carried eight pounds more than the winner, Sa Majeste. Affordale Fury was a top staying novice hurdler who finished second in the Grade 1, Albert Bartlett hurdle at the 2023 Cheltenham Festival. He started his chasing career with an impressive win at Galway on heavy ground. Noel Meade tested him next in a Grade 2 novice chase at Punchestown. He injured himself during that race, ending up jumping badly to his right at the finish. Affordale Fury has run three times over fences and should progress into an Irish Grand National horse this season. Become a full member for only £9.99 per month!Perceval Legallois and Kopek Des Bordes were Dublin Racing Festival winners last weekend. Moon D'Orange, Mr Vango, In d'Or and Altobelli were previous winners. Members won +22.80 points in January. Next tips go out on Friday, 7th February at 9pm. Come onboard as a full member and let's make 2025 a winning year. You can choose between monthly or yearly options below...
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Hi Reader We highlight two Willie Mullins trained horses that won last weekend. One looks a major player at Cheltenham next season. Check out eye catchers for this week below: View Eye Catchers List Here Mister Policeman Mister Policeman - 1st in 3.57 Cork 20/04/25 Mister Policeman has not been seen since the Galway Plate last summer. He returned to Cork on Sunday and won nicely proving he stays three miles no problem. That will open up doors for this horse over fences. JJ Slevin rode at Cork...
Hi Reader Willie Mullins stole the show last Saturday. He trained the first and second in the Scottish National. We add his national winner to our eye catchers list along with an exciting horse with Olly Murphy. Check out eye catchers for this week below: View Eye Catchers List Here The Four Sixes The Four Sixes - 1st in 4.25 Ayr 11/04/25 Olly Murphy's decision to pull stumps on The Four Sixes chasing this season has paid dividends. He failed to see out three miles on soft at Newbury however...
Hi Reader Willie Mullins stole the show at the Aintree Festival. He is odds-on now to retain the UK trainers Championship. Of all his runners last week there is one that stood out as a horse with huge potential going forward. That horse will be a graded winner for sure this time next year. Check out eye catchers for this week below: View Eye Catchers List Here Kopeck De Mee Kopeck De Mee - 2nd in 2.20 Aintree 04/04/25 Willie Mullins enjoyed a fantastic Aintree Festival. Kopeck De Mee didn’t...