Grand National Tips for 2011
Welcome to our grand national tips 2011. We’ve been offering our free tips now for 9 years and had some success including 2 winners. This year, Charlie McCann, Director of online public relations for victorchandler has given us his tips. He’s an expert horse racing tipster, so please follow this tips for the Grand National.
Winner Tip
Oscar Time, 12/1 with Ladbrokes FREE Grand National Bets
Oscar Time must have every chance of giving amateur jockey Sam Waley-Cohen a famous double having ridden Gold Cup winner Long Run last month. Connections were keen to preserve what they felt was a favourable handicap mark and the horse didn’t run over fences until after the announcement of the weights. Jumped very well and not given too hard a time at Fairyhouse behind the Mullins’ pair The Midnight Club and Arbor Supreme in a race I feel will be pivotal to the destination of the National. Jockey Sam Waley-Cohen looking to be the first amateur to win the race since Marcus Armytage on Mr Frisk in 1990 and the first jockey to do the Gold Cup/National double since Jim Culloty back in 2002. Lost nothing in defeat behind The Midnight Club last time and finished runner up in the Irish National last year; major player. 10 year old, weight 10-9, trainer MM Lynch
Each Way Tip
Arbor Supreme, 20/1 with Ladbrokes FREE Grand National Bets
Arbor Supreme: Finished best of all to split The Midnight Club and Oscar Time at Fairyhouse in the Bobbyjo and meets both on better terms. Long been considered an ideal type for the race but many felt he wouldn’t get into the race this year. Sneaked in at foot of the weights and Mullins’ camp undecided who is their first choice. Faller at the Chair last year and put up a career best when runner up to stablemate The Midnight Club (8lb worse off) in the Bobbyjo last time. One to consider in the Grand National off his feather weight this year.
Rank Outsider Each Way Tip
The Tother One, 66/1 with Ladbrokes FREE Grand National Bets
Below par last time but ran well to be placed in Charlie Hall Chase and Hennessy Gold Cup (where he stayed on very well) in first half of the season. One of the legions of runners bidding to give Paul Nicholls’ his first win in race and should not be underestimated. Yet to fulfil promise he showed as a hurdler but will love the ground, promises to stay and you never know with What A Friend in mind it is possible that Champion trainer Paul Nicholls will win his first Grand National…but not perhaps with the fancied one but with The Tother One!
