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2015 GRAND NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKE KIT 4.15 Crabbie’S Grand National Chase (Handicap) (Grade 3) (Class 1) (7Yo+) 4M3½f CH 4 2015 GRAND NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKE KIT 4.15 Crabbie’s Grand National Chase (Handicap) (Grade 3) (Class 1) (7yo+) 4m3½f CH 4 9 11-10 10 10-7 1 LORD WINDERMERE 21 MONBEG DUDE J H Culloty Robbie McNamara Michael Scudamore Liam Treadwell 2 MANY CLOUDS 8 11-6 22 CORRIN WOOD 8 10-7 Oliver Sherwood Leighton Aspell Donald McCain D J Casey 3 UNIONISTE 7 11-6 23 THE RAINBOW HUNTER 11 10-7 Paul Nicholls Noel Fehily Kim Bailey David Bass 4 ROCKY CREEK 9 11-3 24 SAINT ARE 9 10-6 Paul Nicholls Sam Twiston-Davies Tom George Paddy Brennan 5 FIRST LIEUTENANT 10 11-3 25 ACROSS THE BAY 11 10-6 M F Morris Ms N Carberry Donald McCain Henry Brooke 6 BALTHAZAR KING 11 11-2 26 TRANQUIL SEA 13 10-5 Philip Hobbs Richard Johnson Warren Greatrex Gavin Sheehan 7 SHUTTHEFRONTDOOR 8 11-2 27 OSCAR TIME 14 10-5 Jonjo O’Neill A P McCoy Robert Waley-Cohen Mr S Waley-Cohen 8 PINEAU DE RE 12 11-10 28 BOB FORD 8 10-4 Dr Richard Newland Daryl Jacob Rebecca Curtis Paul Townend 9 BALLYCASEY 8 10-13 29 SUPER DUTY 9 10-4 W P Mullins R Walsh Ian Williams Will Kennedy 10 SPRING HEELED 8 10-12 30 WYCK HILL 11 10-4 J H Culloty Nick Scholfield David Bridgwater Tom Cannon 11 REBEL REBELLION 10 10-12 31 GAS LINE BOY 9 10-4 Paul Nicholls Ryan Mahon Philip Hobbs James Best 12 DOLATULO 8 10-11 32 CHANCE DU ROY 11 10-4 Warren Greatrex Dougie Costello Philip Hobbs Tom O’Brien 13 MON PARRAIN 9 10-11 33 PORTRAIT KING 10 10-3 Paul Nicholls Sean Bowen M Phelan Davy Condon 14 CARLITO BRIGANTE 9 10-10 34 OWEGA STAR 8 10-3 Karen McLintock Brian Harding Peter Fahey Robbie Power 15 NIGHT IN MILAN 9 10-9 35 RIVER CHOICE 12 10-3 Keith Reveley James Reveley R Chotard David Cottin 16 RUBI LIGHT 10 10-9 36 COURT BY SURPRISE 10 10-3 Robert Alan Hennessy A E Lynch Emma Lavelle Richie McLernon 17 THE DRUIDS NEPHEW 8 10-9 37 ALVARADO 10 10-3 Neil Mulholland Aidan Coleman Fergal O´Brien Paul Moloney 18 CAUSE OF CAUSES 7 10-9 38 SOLL 10 10-2 Gordon Elliott Paul Carberry David Pipe Tom Scudamore 19 GODSMEJUDGE 9 10-8 39 ELY BROWN 10 10-2 Alan King Wayne Hutchinson Charlie Longsdon Brian Hughes AL CO 10 10-8 ROYALE KNIGHT 9 10-2 20 Denis O’Regan 40 Brendan Powell Peter Bowen Dr Richard Newland JOIN IN THE FUN OF THE 2015 CRABBIE’S GRAND NATIONAL WITH RACING POST’S SIMPLE SWEEPSTAKE KIT �� Gather your friends and colleagues. You choose the stake (e.g. £2 per person). IT’S EASY �� Print off and cut out the first sheet of runners. Ask your players to pick out a horse at random. �� On this sheet, write each player’s name against their chosen horse. Winner takes all! PLAYER’S NAME PLAYER’S NAME 1 LORD WINDERMERE 21 MONBEG DUDE 2 MANY CLOUDS 22 CORRIN WOOD 3 UNIONISTE 23 THE RAINBOW HUNTER 4 ROCKY CREEK 24 SAINT ARE 5 FIRST LIEUTENANT 25 ACROSS THE BAY 6 BALTHAZAR KING 26 TRANQUIL SEA 7 SHUTTHEFRONTDOOR 27 OSCAR TIME 8 PINEAU DE RE 28 BOB FORD 9 BALLYCASEY 29 SUPER DUTY 10 SPRING HEELED 30 WYCK HILL 11 REBEL REBELLION 31 GAS LINE BOY 12 DOLATULO 32 CHANCE DU ROY 13 MON PARRAIN 33 PORTRAIT KING 14 CARLITO BRIGANTE 34 OWEGA STAR 15 NIGHT IN MILAN 35 RIVER CHOICE 16 RUBI LIGHT 36 COURT BY SURPRISE 17 THE DRUIDS NEPHEW 37 ALVARADO 18 CAUSE OF CAUSES 38 SOLL 19 GODSMEJUDGE 39 ELY BROWN 20 AL CO 40 ROYALE KNIGHT DOWNLOAD OUR FREE APP TODAY POINTERS FOR PICKING THE WINNER Don’t blow your money on dodgy tips or gut feelings. Backing the winner is never easy but we’ve picked out some expert insight and stats that will help you place a more informed bet on the biggest race in the world. AGE ODDS WEIGHT FORM JOCKEY MILES The last 10 Grand 5 of the last 20 8 of the last 10 The last 10 Ruby Walsh National winners Grand Nationals Grand National Grand National is the only current have all been have been won by winners have winners have all rider to have won aged between 9 the favourite. carried no more won over at least the race twice. and 11. AP McCoy’s mount than 11st 1lb. 3 miles before. This year he rides Shutthefrontdoor Ballycasey. looks set to be this year’s market leader. Only the Racing Post app gives you crucial information in easy to digest nuggets to help you place a swift and savvy bet on the Grand National. Downloading our app won’t cost you. Not using it might… BET WITH YOUR HEAD.
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