Irish Grand National Form
The Irish Grand National is run over 3m5f and many Irish trainers with Grand National hopes will run their horses in the race.If a horse runs well in the Irish Grand National it certainly indicates they have plenty of stamina. With Irish horses doing so well in the Aintree Grand National in recent years, this has become a key form race.
2011 Grand National Tips from The Irish Grand National
With two horses having recently completed the Irish/Aintree double, Niche Market looks a great betting prospects for the grand national.Back the 2010 Irish Grand National Winner to win the 2011 Aintree National
Sorry. Bluesea Cracker is not running in the 2012 Grand National
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Recent Grand National Runners who Ran in Irish Grand National
Since 1987, five Grand National winners have run in the Irish National.2006 Numbersixvalverde won the Grand National after winning the Irish Grand National
1998 BobbyJo won the Grand National after winning the Irish Grand National
Other Grand National winners Red Marauder (2001), Papillon (2000) and Maori Venture(1987) finished 10th, 2nd and pu in the Irish Grand National
2011 Grand National Tips from The Irish Grand National
With two horses having recently completed the Irish/Aintree double, Bluesea Cracker looks a great betting prospects for the grand national.
Sorry. Bluesea Cracker is not running in the 2012 Grand National
Click Here to see the list of this years runners
Also worth considering is Irish Grand national runner-up Oscar Time who has been bought specifically with an Aintree Grand National campaign in mind.
Sorry. Oscar Time is not running in the 2012 Grand National
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And don't forget 2009 Irish Grand National winner, Niche Market. Now transferred to Paul Nicholls look for this quality staying chaser to raise his game once more 2009 Irish Grand National Winner
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