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Overpriced UK Horse Watch (Tues Apr 1 2025)

Potentially Overpriced UK Horses Watch

On The Hunt For Potentially Overpriced UK Horses

◢ Uber large price horses I am keeping an eye on regarding the betting market. For various reasons, I think they are potentially overpriced odds runners.
It will be interesting to me atleast, to keep an eye on how these big priced runners do, re the market and how they run.
I won't bore anyone with how spotting the potential overpriced horse sausage is made. Just let's keep an eye on them. ⯇

◢ It's with these kind of horses, that multibet players might just pull off the big one, one day.⯇

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Potentially Overpriced Uber Price Horses

Fakenham NH Jumps▼

4:20 Pearly Island 16/1 (4th 10/1)

Kempton NH Jumps▼

3:22 Kart Destruval 25/1 (PU 25/1)

Lingfield AW Flat▼

2:02 Invincible Speed 25/1 (Won 40/1)
3:02 Willows Kiss 16/1 (Unp 12/1)

Wolverhampton AW Flat▼

8:30 Local Bay 33/1 (Unp 25/1)

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Aintree Watering The Course This Year (2025)

Dry Conditions Expected as Aintree Maintains Watering Efforts

Aintree's track will continue to be watered as dry and warm conditions persist in the lead up to the Grand National. Currently, the course conditions are as follows:

Good, with some areas of good to soft on the Mildmay hurdles and chase tracks.
Good To Soft on the Grand National course.

Rainfall has been minimal this spring, with only 17.5 millimetres of rain recorded in March. Ground staff began watering operations starting the week of March 17, and they will continue throughout the Grand National meeting as no rain is expected before or during the event.

The weather forecast for the week leading up to the event shows warm temperatures, with mild spring days expected from Thursday through Saturday. This should help maintain suitable track conditions for racing.

Jon Pullin, acting clerk of the course at Aintree, provided the following information:

“The Grand National course remains good to soft, and the Mildmay course, both chase and hurdle, is good, good to soft in places.”
“Conditions have remained dry, and the forecast predicts dry weather throughout the event. Temperatures are expected to increase slightly in the next few days.”
“We may see temperatures rise to 18°C, but they will likely decrease to around 15°C by Saturday.”
“With no rain anticipated, we will continue watering to ensure the ground remains suitable for racing.”
“Watering began on March 17 and will continue as necessary.”
“The forecast appears stable, with plenty of sunshine expected, ensuring favorable conditions for spectators over the three days of the meeting.”

The dry conditions and rising temperatures are expected to provide manageable track conditions, ensuring an enjoyable experience for both competitors and spectators during the Grand National event.

Labels: Aintree

Podcast: Who will win the 2025 Grand National?

253: Who will win the 2025 Grand National? | The Front Page | Horse Racing News | Racing Post

Published by Racing Post Podcast on Mon, 31 Mar 2025, 15:00

2025 Grand National Podcast 🔞

34 runners will head to Aintree in Saturday's Grand National, but who will win?
That is the big question asked in this week's edition of The Front Page, in which Racing Post Lambourn correspondent Liam Headd and Racing Post Journalist and West Country correspondent James Stevens look ahead to the weekend's upcoming big race at Aintree. The pair discuss the chances of the leading contenders, whether the winner of the National will come from Britain or Ireland and share their best tip for the race.

Watch the Videocast On YouTube If You Prefer 🔞
Click here to watch on YouTube

2025 Grand National Racecard In Full 🔞
Check Out The Grand National Runners & Riders @ The Racing Post

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