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Scottish Grand National 2009 Betting Odds Headed By Chief Dan George
Chief Dan George is the strong favourite for the 2009 Scottish Grand National which takes place at Ayr on Saturday afternoon. A field of twenty one runners have been declared and their looks to be some good each way bets to be had in the race.
How Good Is Chief Dan George?
Chief Dan George has been given rave reviews by his trainer James Moffatt in the build up to the race and with just five ...
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Scottish Grand National Runners And Odds 2009
The Scottish Grand National takes place this Saturday at Ayr and there are several lightly raced types near the head of the market but the best bet could still be a horse who is yet to win over fences in seventeen runs!
Chief Dan George The Hot Favourite
Chief Dan George, who has had just five runs over fences in his career and has never finished out of the first three is the favourite for th...
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Scottish Grand National Betting Odds 2009
Scottish Grand National Betting Odds 2009 are headed by Chief Dan George with just a week and a half until the big race. The Scottish Grand National takes place at Ayr on Saturday 18th April.
Chief Dan George Still Ahead Of Handicapper
Chief Dan George is a novice chaser trained by James Moffat and can be backed at 10/1 with Stan James. Chief Dan George is unproven over a trip as far as four ...
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Trainer is very happy with Patsy Hall
Tony Martin is aiming to win another major horse racing prize and is happy with the progress Patsy Hall is making in preparation for the Scottish Grand National.Odds for the Irish eight-year-old have come in to 10/1 with betdirect for victory in Saturday's race at Ayr.Trainer Martin told PA Sport: "He seems well and I was very happy with him at Cheltenham where he ran very well and jumped gre...
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Entries aim to keep national trophy north of the border
Two entries in this weekend's Scottish Grand National are hoping the title of champion stays north of the border.It has been 26 years since the last Scottish winner of the race and entries Wild Cane Ridge and Strong Resolve are the nation's two hopes of a repeat success at Ayr racecourse.Wild Cane Ridge is in the top ten fancied horses for Saturday's race at 16/1 with William Hill, while Strong Re...
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