One horse fitting our criteria as a possible winner of the 2009 Grand National is the Malcolm Jefferson trained, Brooklyn Brownie. This horse is at the right weight at 10-06, he is the right age ( a ten year old) and gained outstanding experience over the Grand National fences, when finishing second in the Grand Sefton Chase back in November.
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There is considerable stable confidence behind him, who maintain that he is a very economical and clever jumper and they make ‘no bones’ about the fact that he has been laid out for the race all season. Against him is the fact that he has never run over a 4½ mile trip before but he is a stayer by breeding and by nature and a big run can be expected at outstanding odds. He is currently around 33-1 across the board but can still be snapped up at 40-1 with Paddy Power and Boylesports.
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Boylesports - Free £20 Grand National BetsThe three most import criteria that we are looking out for in a Grand National winner are:
These Grand National tips should permit you to narrow down your shortlist and this will form the basis for putting up our Grand National selection.
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