The TD 2022 Grand National Sweepstake.

[Joe 90]

It's that time of the year again, anyone feeling lucky?

The rules are simple..

Anyone who posts in this thread gets accepted into the sweepstake.

No money involved, just for fun .

If 10 members post then they will get 4 randomly selected horses each.


Rachael Blackmore rode Minella Times to win the Grand National in 2021

Randox Grand National 2022
Venue: Aintree Racecourse Date: Saturday 9 April Time: 17:15 BST
Coverage: Commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live; live text on the BBC Sport website and app.

Rachael Blackmore will bid to repeat her historic triumph of 2021 at this year's Grand National on Saturday.
Blackmore became the first female jockey to win the famous race and is set to return to Aintree with her winning horse Minella Times.

The three-day Grand National Festival starts on Thursday with the 174th Grand National at 17:15 BST on Saturday.
You can follow Saturday's action live on BBC Radio 5 Live, the BBC Sport website and the BBC Sport mobile app.
There will also be commentary on 5 live on Friday's two big races during a special Ladies' Day programme.
The Grand National course

A maximum of 40 horses and their jockeys have to complete two laps of the course, covering four-and-a-quarter miles and jumping 30 fences.
The Chair is the tallest of the 16 fences at 5ft 2in but along with the Water Jump only features on the first lap.
The 14 other fences, which include Becher's Brook, Canal Turn and Valentine's Brook, are jumped twice.
The course takes roughly between nine and 11 minutes to complete, depending on the conditions on the day.
Spectators for first time since 2019

Horse racing fans will be able to attend the fixture for the first time since 2019. The meeting was cancelled in 2020 and spectators were not allowed last year because of Covid-19 restrictions.
Around 150,000 fans attend the festival over its three days, with 70,000 due to pack the stands for the Grand National.





Get onit like a car bonnet!


You know it makes sense

Here's last years thread...

https://teakdoor.com/the-sports-room...weepstake.html (The TD 2021 Grand National Sweepstake.)

Members so far in the sweepstake are ...
1, Hal
2, Chitty
3, Dirk
4, Dillinger
5, Mendip
6, Bsnub
7, Troy


You've got till Friday night to post in this thread and enter, then the random draw takes place.

[Joe 90]

THE 2022 GRAND NATIONAL RUNNERS & ODDS

ANTE POST ODDS








ANY SECOND NOW






GOOD








A third-place finish in the 2021 Grand National seemed commendable, especially considering that he was hampered during the race. It’s possible that he will go well again this year, but he’ll be carrying a lot more weight.




8/1


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NO: 4 | FORM: 13-961 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 11-08 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: T. Walsh







DELTA WORK






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The brilliant Tiger Roll was no match for Delta Work in the Glenfarclas Chase at Cheltenham, where he triumphed by a nose – he was an unpopular winner that day, but they’ll be cheering at Aintree if he can repeat his Cheltenham heroics. One to watch.




8/1


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NO: 2 | FORM: 3-4661 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 11-09 | JOCKEY: Jack Kennedy | TRAINER: G. Elliott







SNOW LEOPARDESS






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Snow Leopardess is in fantastic form, having already triumphed at Aintree in the Becher Chase. The stunning looking grey mare will undoubtedly be a popular betting choice on Grand National day. The race has been won by 13 mares over its long history, can Snow Leopardess pounce for the girls in 2022? Maybe.




9/1


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NO: 35 | FORM: 46-111 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-09 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: C. Longsdon







ESCARIA TEN






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Escaria Ten is turning into a handy long distance chaser, was third in the 2021 National Hunt Challenge Cup Novices’ Chase at Cheltenham.He had a crack at the Irish National shortly afterwards but never looked like getting involved and was pulled up. In February was narrowly beaten by Any Second Now in the Bobby Chase. Worthy of consideration.




10/1


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NO: 17 | FORM: 23P-82 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 11-01 | JOCKEY: AP Heskin | TRAINER: G. Elliott







ENJOY D’ALLEN






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He finished third in the Irish Grand National last year and has enjoyed a good start to this season, taking third place in the Paddy Power Chase at Leopardstown in December. Handicapper has given him every opportunity, on the down side, this will be Enjoy D’Allen’s first time over the Aintree fences.




12/1


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NO: 27 | FORM: 23-735 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 10-11 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: C. Murphy







ÉCLAIR SURF






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Stepped up in distance at Warwick in January and won on his first trip at 3m5f so stamina won’t be an issue. That gave his Official Rating a big boost, enough to make the cut for the 2022 Grand National.




14/1


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NO: 43 | FORM: 8-F312 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 10-06 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: E. Lavelle







MINELLA TIMES






GOOD








Rachael Blackmore rode into the history books on Minella Times in 2021 when she became the first woman jockey to win the Grand National. The duo will be big favourites again in 2022. However, Minella Times will be asked to carry over a stone more than last time round.




16/1


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NO: 1 | FORM: 221-FP | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 11-10 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: H. De Bromhead







LONGHOUSE POET






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Won the Goffs Thyestes in January, so not without merit. Had a run out over the hurdles at Navan in late February. A difficult horse to assess, remains a first-timer over the fences at Aintree, which is generally a negative.




16/1


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NO: 11 | FORM: 31-717 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 11-04 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: M. Brassil







FIDDLERONTHEROOF






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Fiddlerontheroof is a consistent horse, with ten starts over fences and eight places. Last year, he was runner-up in the Novice’s Chase at Cheltenham and was narrowly defeated in his previous two outings. Might be popular pick with fans of the West End Musical – If I were a rich man!




16/1


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NO: 12 | FORM: 23-122 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 11-04 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: C. Tizzard







BURROWS SAINT






GOOD








You still have a chance if you drew the Willie Mullins trained horse in the office sweepstakes. He rarely finishes outside the top four, given the fact that many bookies are paying E/W places to the fifth and sixth-placed runners – it would seem like a decent punt.




20/1


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NO: 9 | FORM: 24-323 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 11-05 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: W. Mullins







CLOTH CAP






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Went off as the favourite for the 2021 National, but failed to get round the course. In December he went to Ascot, where despite leading for much of the race, he blundered at the penultimate fence and then refused at the last. A third place at Doncaster redeemed his season to some extent, but he was still well beaten.




25/1


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NO: 34 | FORM: P-46R3 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-10 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: J. O’Neill







FARCLAS






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Always looked like a Grand National horse, and he did finish in fifth place last year. Skipped Cheltenham, so everything’s pointing to the 2022 Grand National. Has the profile of a horse who could make an impression in this race.




25/1


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NO: 16 | FORM: 425-U2 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 11-01 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: G. Elliott







RUN WILD FRED






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Run Wild Fred has been on a roll since finishing second in the Irish Grand National in April 2021. A victory in the Troytown Handicap Chase and a second place in the National Hunt Chase at Cheltenham has demonstrated his abilities. He might be worth an each-way flutter.




25/1


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NO: 5 | FORM: 2-2122 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 11-07 | JOCKEY: Davy Russell | TRAINER: G. Elliott







DISCORAMA






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Discorama finished seventh in the Grand National last year after putting up a good performance. However, he was running out of steam by the end. Difficult to see the Paul Nolan trained horse improving on last year’s performance, especially considering the handicapper has ‘rewarded’ his 2021 efforts with a few extra pounds.




33/1


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NO: 25 | FORM: 257-52 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-11 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: P. Nolan







SANTINI






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In the Gold Cup of 2020, Santini finished runner-up to Al Boum Photo. Since then, he has failed to replicate that form. Nevertheless, he’s a good price for a quality chaser and the handicapper hasn’t gone too hard on him. Definitely worth a second look for E/W backers.




33/1


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NO: 14 | FORM: 3P-428 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 11-02 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: P. Gundry







MOUNT IDA






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Mount Ida has chalked up four wins and placed three times in her last eight starts, a decent strike rate that included a win at Cheltenham in the Kim Muir. However, a very poor outing in the Paddy Power Mares’ Chase in 2022 saw her finish last. Not the ideal preparation for Aintree.




33/1


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NO: 10 | FORM: 13-117 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 11-05 | JOCKEY: D. O’Regan | TRAINER: G. Elliott







SCHOOL BOY HOURS






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Ran a blinder to win the Paddy Power Chase at Leopardstown in December, his first chase win and by far his biggest success to date. Currently number 51, so might not make the cut.




33/1


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NO: 46 | FORM: 43-61P | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-05 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: N. Meade







NOBLE YEATS






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Given the strength of the competition, it’s doubtful that Noble Yeats would mount a serious challenge at Aintree. Historically, seven-year-olds have a dismal record in the Grand National.




33/1


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NO: 32 | FORM: 469P29 | AGE: 7 | WEIGHT: 10-10 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: E. Mullins







COKO BEACH






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Ran in the Irish Grand National last year to finish 7th and hasn’t won so far this season despite several attempts. Needs to find his winning form from last season.




33/1


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NO: 20 | FORM: 46P644 | AGE: 7 | WEIGHT: 10-13 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: G. Elliott







COMMODORE






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One of just seven grey runners entered into the Grand National 2022 and after a long break returned to racing this season, winning at Cheltenham in December. Is that one race enough prep for Aintree?




33/1


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NO: 45 | FORM: 2U9P-1 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-05 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: V. Williams







MIGHTY THUNDER






FAIR








Mighty Thunder should be well suited for the Grand National distance. His win in the Scottish Grand National last year puts him in a favourable position to make a statement at Aintree. However, he pulled up in his last two outings which gives cause for concern. There is no doubt that this is a risky pick, but odds reflect that.




40/1


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NO: 33 | FORM: 21-4PP | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-10 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: L. Russell







ANIBALE FLY






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A horse with a long history in the Grand National, which he has raced in three times, and one of the most experienced runners entered this year. He came in fourth in 2018, fifth in 2019 and pulled up in 2021. Can the 12-year-old soar at Aintree once again? We’ll see.




40/1


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NO: 28 | FORM: -39098 | AGE: 12 | WEIGHT: 10-11 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: A. Martin







DE RASHER COUNTER






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Before making his seasonal debut at Newbury in February, De Rasher Counter was sidelined for over a year. Can he bring home the bacon at Aintree? Recent form suggests he’ll have too much on his plate here.




40/1


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NO: 21 | FORM: 4P/2-4 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-12 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: E. Lavelle







GOOD BOY BOBBY






GOOD








From 12 starts, he has won four races and finished second four times. Despite lacking experience beyond 3m, he has never fallen, unseated his rider, or pulled up, which bodes very well for his chances.




40/1


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NO: 18 | FORM: -31217 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-13 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: N. Twiston-Davies







FORTESCUE






FAIR








11 wins or places from 14 starts is an impressive record for the Henry Daly trained horse. Most recently a winner at Ascot in February, beating Fiddlerontheroof.




40/1


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NO: 44 | FORM: -37231 | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 10-06 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: H. Daly







DEATH DUTY






FAIR








Started out as a competitive novice chaser, but never realised his full potential due to injury. The winner of the Grand National Trial Handicap Chase at Punchestown in February and sixth place finish in the Ultima at Cheltenham followed. It wouldn’t be a major surprise to see him place.




40/1


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NO: 41 | FORM: 6-5716 | AGE: 11 | WEIGHT: 10-07 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: G. Elliott







KILDISART






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Only recently returned to racing after a long absence. He finished fourth in the race at Newbury on March 5th over two miles and four furlongs. Grand National will be a tough test for him.




40/1


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NO: 24 | FORM: 2/37-4 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-11 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: B. Pauling







FREEWHEELIN DYLAN






GOOD








In 2021, Freewheelin Dylan became the biggest-priced Irish Grand National winner in history when he romped home at 150/1. In the wake of that win, his trainer has been looking forward to getting him to Aintree. His odds are shorter for this race, but he remains an attractive option for those seeking a long shot with an outside chance.




50/1


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NO: 30 | FORM: 1-46UP | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-10 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: D. McLoughlin







SECRET REPRIEVE






GOOD








Secret Reprieve was a convincing winner of the Coral Welsh Grand National at Chepstow in January 2021 and was entered for the National. However, with fewer horses getting withdrawn than anticipated, he narrowly missed out on a place and didn’t make the cut. May miss the cut again in 2022.




50/1


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NO: 56 | FORM: F11-5P | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 10-01 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: E Williams







DINGO DOLLAR






GOOD








A runner for all the ‘I’m A Celebrity’ fans out there, in 2021 Dingo Dollar skipped Aintree and headed for the Scottish Grand National where he finished 2nd. Does he have what it takes to become the King of Castle at Aintree? He’ll certainly move quicker than Naughty Boy in this trial.




50/1


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NO: 29 | FORM: 12-435 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-11 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: S. Thomson







TWO FOR GOLD






FAIR








Ran in the Topham Chase last season but unseated his jockey. Has notched up a couple of solid wins this season but rarely runs beyond three miles so the distance of the Grand National may be a problem.




50/1


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NO: 13 | FORM: 3U-112 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 11-03 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: K. Bailey







LOSTINTRANSLATION






FAIR








Has headed to the Cheltenham Festival for five consecutive years and despite coming close has never won a major race there. Has only won once since November 2019 and despite being a terrific horse, just doesn’t look threatening enough for the National.




66/1


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NO: 6 | FORM: P-15P8 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 11-06 | JOCKEY: H. Cobden | TRAINER: C. Tizzard







HILL SIXTEEN






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A name more commonly associated with a stand in Croke Park, Hill Sixteen was second in the Becher Chase in December before going on to the Welsh Grand National where unfortunately he pulled up. But looks solid over the Aintree fences so could come good on the day.




66/1


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NO: 53 | FORM: 362P42 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-01 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: S. Thomson







TOP VILLE BEN






FAIR








The fall in the Becher Chase over the Grand National fences in December remains the biggest negative. Nevertheless, Top Ville Ben has performed well since then, although his best runs have come over hurdles.




66/1


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NO: 26 | FORM: P5F312 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-11 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: P. Kirby







CLASS CONTI






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Last year, he finished 15th in the National, 129L behind the winner. Class Conti have shown no improvement this season, little to suggest that’ll chance at Aintree this Saturday.




66/1


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NO: 31 | FORM: 40-P90 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-10 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: W. Mullins







POKER PARTY






POOR








Tried his hand in the Cross Country at Cheltenham but pulled up having not jump very well. Hasn’t been in form this season but if anybody can work some magic it’s his trainer Henry De Bromhead.




66/1


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NO: 40 | FORM: 43/00P | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-08 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: H. De Bromhead







BLAKLION






POOR








Having run in the Grand National for the first time in 2017, he came back to Aintree in 2018 but was unfortunately brought down, he skipped 2019, 2020 was canceled, and was back last year to finish 6th. Blaklion is the oldest runner entered this year. I doubt he could win it, but with a fair wind behind him, he might sneak into places.




66/1


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NO: 39 | FORM: 6-511P | AGE: 13 | WEIGHT: 10-08 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: D. Skelton







LORD DU MESNIL






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Ran in the Grand National last year but pulled up at fence 20. It doesn’t appear that he’s a fan of the Aintree fences based on his performance in the Becher Chase this season.




66/1


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NO: 19 | FORM: -UP26P | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-13 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: R. Hobson







BRAHMA BULL






GOOD








He was having a decent season with four placed finishes on the bounce. Then he pulled up in the Goffs and unseated his rider at Cheltenham. To rebound here, Brahma Bull will need to find something special.




66/1


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NO: 7 | FORM: 2333PU | AGE: 11 | WEIGHT: 11-06 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: W. Mullins







SAMCRO






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Except for a debut PTP, he has only tried 3m+ three times. Two of those times, he failed to finish or was last and on his most recent entry, he finished third from five runners over 3m2f. I don’t see how he can compete if there’s another mile added.




66/1


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NO: 15 | FORM: 602803 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 11-01 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: G. Elliott







EASYSLAND






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A cross country specialist and long-time rival to Tiger Rol. Easyland was entered in the 2021 Grand National but withdrawn after being given top weight. He’s back this year and while he’s not carrying top weight, the handicapper still hasn’t made it easy for Easyland.




66/1


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NO: 3 | FORM: 42-PPP | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 11-08 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: J. O’Neill







BATTLEOVERDOYEN






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The horse has only attempted more than 2m6f twice in 14 chase starts, back in 2019/20. One can hardly imagine that he can make an impression in the Grand National marathon.




66/1


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NO: 8 | FORM: -3012F | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 11-06 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: G. Elliott







AGUSTA GOLD






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Was entered last year, but connections chose the Irish Grand National instead, the mare finished in 11th place. She hasn’t been in the best of form since returning to racing this year, pulling-up twice from four starts.




66/1


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NO: 36 | FORM: 0-8PP2 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-09 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: W. Mullins







CARIBEAN BOY






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Trainer Nicky Henderson will be hoping Caribean Boy can end his Grand National hoodoo. However, in four starts this season, he has either pulled up, fallen or been outclassed. There’s some hope following a win over 3 miles at Kempton in January, but not much.




66/1


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NO: 22 | FORM: P-0F1P | AGE: 8 | WEIGHT: 10-12 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: N. Henderson







PHOENIX WAY






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In January, he won the Bet365 Handicap Chase at Ascot, giving his profile a decent boost. Nevertheless, it was his first big win, and he will have to dig deep to have a significant impact on this race.




66/1


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NO: 37 | FORM: 4-721F | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-09 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: H. Fry







DEISE ABA






GOOD








One blip this season in the Welsh National but otherwise has notched up three second place finishes. Deise Aba ticks a lot of boxes and could make for a decent each-way bet.




66/1


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NO: 38 | FORM: P-22P2 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-08 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: P. Hobbs







COURT MAID






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Recently switched from Thomas Mullins to Henry De Bromhead and has yet to run for her new trainer. However, she last won a race in November 2020, though she did finish 9th in the Irish Grand National last year.




66/1


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NO: 23 | FORM: 9-P452 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-12 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: H De Bromhead







MISTER WHITAKER






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Was recently moved from trainer Mick Channon to Donald McCain after new change of owner. Has primarily run at Cheltenham, racing there nine times but unfortunately is so far down the list for the 2022 Grand National that he is unlikely to get a run this year.




100/1


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NO: 62 | FORM: -21234 | AGE: 10 | WEIGHT: 10-00 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: D. McCain







MAC TOTTIE






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After winning the Grand Sefton Handicap Chase at Aintree in 2021, moved straight into the betting markets for the Grand National. Attempted the Aintree fences once again in the 2021 Becher Chase but fell at the Chair.




100/1


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NO: 52 | FORM: 41FP63 | AGE: 9 | WEIGHT: 10-02 | JOCKEY: UNKNOWN | TRAINER: P. Bowen







STONES AND ROSES






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A very speculative entry into the betting market as Stones and Roses hasn’t for an Official Rating that would make the cut for the 2022 Grand National. And the handicapper agreed. Unfortunately needs far too many horses above him to come out to make the starting line this year.




150/1


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[Loy Toy]

Please add me matey.

[Joe 90]

Please add me matey.

Your in and good luck!

[Joe 90]

That's 8 of us in thus far, be good to get 20 in or beat last years 14.
Here's the potential sweepstake, tbc...

You've gotta be init to win it!

Post a comment if you want in!

[armstrong]

Add me in please!

[David48atTD]

I'm in.

No honey, that's my belly (said Moose)

... opp's sorry, felt so good, I was mistaken

[helge]

Let's have a go

[Joe 90]

11 members in the sweepstake!

Anymore before I do the draw???

10 minutes till close.

[Joe 90]

Well I got a load of shite, still any fooker can win in the most unpredictable horse race in the planet.
Used the Grand National official sweepstake generator, so good luck all!

[Joe 90]

David got the favourite, No it's not because of his super powers
Hal and Snubbles did ok in the draw, hope they get to celebrate over a dirty sandwich burger.
11 into 40 doesn't go so blame it on the generator .

[David48atTD]

David got the favourite, No it's not because of his super powers
Hal and Snubbles did ok in the draw, hope they get to celebrate over a dirty sandwich burger.
11 into 40 doesn't go so blame it on the generator .

I got the top weight ... should that have gone to snubby?

A guide is here ... Grand National 2022: horse-by-horse guide to all the runners | Grand National 2022 | The Guardian

Chitty, your Longhouse Poet looks the goods.

Thanks for my Stable.

All good fun ... go my nags!

[Joe 90]

Chitty, your Longhouse Poet looks the goods.

More of a shithouse poet myself, but yeah it looks ok.

[Loy Toy]

Loy Toy ?

[Joe 90]

Loy Toy ?

Hang on a minute mate let me check.

[Joe 90]

You've got three short odds nags mate..

Good luck!

[Joe 90]

I wanted "good boy bobby" on account of my dog!
Want to do a swap Dillinger?

[Joe 90]

Not long now the build up is on.
Just put a fiver each way on "good boy bobby"

[helge]

Looks good for me and my Snow Leopardess


I also got a Brahma Bull ????

No wonder it has massive odds

[hallelujah]

Looks good for me and my Snow Leopardess


I also got a Brahma Bull ????

No wonder it has massive odds

My missus has got a fiver on Snow Leopardess to win it.

[helge]

My missus has got a fiver on Snow Leopardess to win it.

Clever lady

Bet she put a tenner on Everton

[helge]

Loy Toy won ?

I'll grab some fresh air now.

[Joe 90]

Clever lady

Bet she put a tenner on Everton

[hallelujah]

Clever lady

Bet she put a tenner on Everton

She could have added a couple of noughts to that and had nothing to worry about if she'd put a bet on Everton. All day long.

Shite. Shite. Shite.

[Joe 90]

Bsnub won it 28-1 out to 50-1.

Noble Yeats

Someone wake the fooker up in his pile of piss and vomit!

Congratulations.

Green repo for the jammy twat.