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Weight That Runners in Aintree Grand National Should Carry Finally Unveiled

maryann — Wed, 17 Feb 2010 08:41:05 +0000

The runners in the coming Aintree Grand National will have to carry a specific weight should they run. Finally, the weight that these runners should carry in the event that will actually take place in April was finally unveiled.

A reasonable weight of 11-4 was revealed to be for the Antepost favorite Tricky Trickster to carry in the Aintree Grand National. The Paul Nicholls-trained runner just won in the Grade Two Aon Chase at Newbury and indeed proved that he is no doubt a good jumper with great speed.

Same weight of 11-4 was unveiled to be for the second placer Niche Market to carry in the Aintree Grand National. Though he was only second place to Tricky Trickster in the Aon Chase, he showed that he can be an ideal horse and can carry same weight as that of the champion.

With VC Bet, Tricky Trickster is as short as 10/1 for the event however is still readily available at 12/1. And Niche Market is actually at odds of 16/1.

While the top weight for the Aintree Grand National went to the three great former Grade One champions, Albertas Run, Madison Du Berlais, and Notre Pere. Albertas Run is trained by Jonjo O’Neill, Madison Du Berlais is trained by David Pipe and Notre Pere is trained by Tom Dreaper. The three will carry 11-12 weight in the big event in April.

The Aintree Grand National is an event that everyone should anticipate and indeed an event that everyone should not miss. It will be graced by great runners just the likes of Tricky Trickster, Albertas Run, Madison Du Berlais, and Notre Pere. And these runners will actually carry a certain weight should they run. It will be exciting to see some great runners carrying weights like 11-4 and 11-12.

Seven Is My Number Favored by the Skybet Chase Betting From Paddy Power

maryann — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 09:00:17 +0000

Yes, the David Pipe-trained Seven Is My Number was favored by the Skybet Chase betting from Paddy Power. The betting was indeed for the big handicap at the Doncaster, one of this year’s much-awaited event.

Seven Is My Number led the betting, actually as favorite at odds of 7/1. Some others that also did well and worthy for a win at the Doncaster followed.

The racer of Pipe just came back to the race course last year following a long-term lay off. And he was kept busy by his trainer. Last year, he had 10 races and this early time of the new year, he has already recorded one race.

It is also worth mentioning that Seven Is My Number was also able to advance to being a quality Novice chaser just from being a competent hurdler. And in connection to this, he has won six times from seven starts over the larger obstacles which included his victory at the Cheltenham event, the Grade 2 Dipper Novice Chase, on New Year’s Day.

But aside from Seven Is My Number, entry of Paul Nicholls, Tatenen, also looks interesting. This 6 year old racer has actually become a one time favorite for the Grade 1 Arkle Challenge Trophy at the Cheltenham Festival.

However, for some time now, Tatenen has struggled with his ability. In a certain game, he was beaten by the David Pipe’s racer over 8 lengths. With Paddy Power, he is at odds of 14/1.

Odds from these bookmakers often matter to sports fans and even bettors. But sometimes, they also don’t matter. It depends on the latest happenings. With these in regards to the Doncaster event, it might really matter considering they can be justified by the recent achievements of the favorite, Seven Is My Number.