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Hi Reader I've was taken by two winners at Navan last Saturday. Both eye catchers are young horses with plenty of good days ahead. Check out eye catchers for this week below:
View Eye Catchers List Here CardcounterCardcounter - 1st in 3.20 Navan 22/03/25Cardcounter is the sort of horse anyone would love to own. He did it the hard way at Navan, making all to win. The runner up travelled much better between the final two hurdles however it was Cardcounter who rallied strongest on the climb to the finishing line. This was Cardcounter' second win having outstayed Dr Eggman at Punchestown over 2m3f. Dr Eggman franked the form with a win at Limerick on Sunday. Cardcounter relished going out in distance to two miles six and a half furlongs. Gordon Elliott said that could be him for this season. Cardcounter is going to make a classy staying chaser next season on winter ground. Canal EndCanal End - 1st in 4.30 Navan 22/03/25Canal End is just getting going over fences. They gave him four runs over two miles to get an opening handicap mark of 119. He ran a good race at Naas over two and a half miles on testing ground to finish second behind Answer of Kayf. That set him fair for a shot at this valuable novice listed chase. Canal End can improve his jumping and maybe it was the soft ground with Mark Walsh at pains to keep him wide on fresh ground at Navan. He looked in trouble three out but stayed on strongly over the final fence to win going away. This run proves he stays strongly and is open to more improvement going further. Spring ground will suit this big chasing type. The handicapper has raised him nine pounds to a mark of 129. That mark would be enough to see him make the cut if aimed at the Irish Grand National. Become a full member for only £9.99 per month!Canal End at 9/2, Aston Martini at 9/2 & Doddiethegreat at 25/1 were recent winners for subscribers to King of the Picks. Members are up +40.14 points so far in 2025. Come onboard as a full member and if we don't show a profit in your first month you get a full refund Next tips go out on Friday, 28th of March at 9pm.
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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...