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Irish Grand National Tips
The Irish Grand National, 2010, takes place at Fairyhouse racecourse on Easter Monday at 4:05pm. The betting for this year’s race has seen much movement in the market as the rain continues to pour in Ireland. The race takes place over 3m 5f and comprises 23 fences. The prize fund this year is €250k. The racing festival will go ahead despite the inclement weather and Genie will do his best to offer you the tips on which horse should run well in what promises to be very heavy ground.
The Fairyhouse Easter festival marks the opening of the Irish Racing festival season and entertainment is usually fantastic, with plenty of fallers and planety of big-priced winners.
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Saddlers Storm Betting
Saddlers Storm, the AJ Martin trained 8 year old, heads the betting at a best price of 13/2 with Paddy Power. This horse was a late bloomer and has had a very short career with just the 8 races but demands much respect coming off the back of a hat-trick of wins in some very decent company. All 3 wins have taken place in 2010 and 2 of them have been around this Fairyhouse track. In each of the 3 cases the ground has been soft or heavy. The only really question mark over Saddler’s Storm is who the jockey will be. Davy Russell rode him in his last outing and Ruby Walsh was onboard for the previous 2 victories at Fairyhouse. Walsh is expected to ride Equus Maximus for Willie Mullins while Russell will be onboard the top weight Siegemaster.
Each Way Betting Tips for the Irish Grand National
With conditions as they are I think that Alpha Ridge, Ballytrim, Oscar Time and Hangover all have very limited appeal but Barry Geraghty’s Charge is available at an excellent 16/1 for each-way backers. This will be Geraghty’s first time onboard the 7 year old P Nolan mare but the odds look generous nonetheless. The heavier the ground the better this consistent performer will run. With 9 wins from 37 races and a recent excellent run at Fairyhouse in February when she won the Dunshaughlin Chase suggest that this horse is one to watch as the rain continues to pour.
Irish Grand National Betting Odds
Latest betting from Paddy Power, who are industry best price on 6 of the top 10 horses in the betting:
13/2 Saddler’s Storm
7/1 Alpha Ridge
12/1 BallyTrim
12/1 Equus Maximus
14/1 Oscar Time
14/1 Hangover
14/1 Telenor
16/1 Moscova
16/1 Whatuthink
20/1 A New Story
20/1 Siegemaster
20/1 Ambobo
25/1 __Bar__
Irish Grand National Betting Tips Summary
Saddlers Storm is well deserving of the favourite tag in the betting ring for the Irish Grand National and will not be put off by the heavy ground. Expect a strong challenge from Barry Geraghty and Moscova, who is excellent value for each-way bettors at 16/1. Fancy a free bet on the Grand National? Check out the free bets available from our betting partners below. If you liked this article then why not check out or Aintree Grand National Betting Tips 2010.
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Irish Grand National Tips
The Irish Grand National, 2010, takes place at Fairyhouse racecourse on Easter Monday at 4:05pm. The betting for this year’s race has seen much movement in the market as the rain continues to pour in Ireland. The race takes place over 3m 5f and comprises 23 fences. The prize fund this year is €250k. The racing festival will go ahead despite the inclement weather and Genie will do his best to offer you the tips on which horse should run well in what promises to be very heavy ground.
The Fairyhouse Easter festival marks the opening of the Irish Racing festival season and entertainment is usually fantastic, with plenty of fallers and planety of big-priced winners.
Saddlers Storm Betting
Saddlers Storm, the AJ Martin trained 8 year old, heads the betting at a best price of 13/2 with Paddy Power. This horse was a late bloomer and has had a very short career with just the 8 races but demands much respect coming off the back of a hat-trick of wins in some very decent company. All 3 wins have taken place in 2010 and 2 of them have been around this Fairyhouse track. In each of the 3 cases the ground has been soft or heavy. The only really question mark over Saddler’s Storm is who the jockey will be. Davy Russell rode him in his last outing and Ruby Walsh was onboard for the previous 2 victories at Fairyhouse. Walsh is expected to ride Equus Maximus for Willie Mullins while Russell will be onboard the top weight Siegemaster.
Each Way Betting Tips for the Irish Grand National
With conditions as they are I think that Alpha Ridge, Ballytrim, Oscar Time and Hangover all have very limited appeal but Barry Geraghty’s Charge is available at an excellent 16/1 for each-way backers. This will be Geraghty’s first time onboard the 7 year old P Nolan mare but the odds look generous nonetheless. The heavier the ground the better this consistent performer will run. With 9 wins from 37 races and a recent excellent run at Fairyhouse in February when she won the Dunshaughlin Chase suggest that this horse is one to watch as the rain continues to pour.
Irish Grand National Betting Odds
Latest betting from Paddy Power, who are industry best price on 6 of the top 10 horses in the betting:
13/2 Saddler’s Storm
7/1 Alpha Ridge
12/1 BallyTrim
12/1 Equus Maximus
14/1 Oscar Time
14/1 Hangover
14/1 Telenor
16/1 Moscova
16/1 Whatuthink
20/1 A New Story
20/1 Siegemaster
20/1 Ambobo
25/1 __Bar__
Irish Grand National Betting Tips Summary
Saddlers Storm is well deserving of the favourite tag in the betting ring for the Irish Grand National and will not be put off by the heavy ground. Expect a strong challenge from Barry Geraghty and Moscova, who is excellent value for each-way bettors at 16/1. Fancy a free bet on the Grand National? Check out the free bets available from our betting partners below. If you liked this article then why not check out or Aintree Grand National Betting Tips 2010.
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Irish Grand National Tips
The Irish Grand National, 2010, takes place at Fairyhouse racecourse on Easter Monday at 4:05pm. The betting for this year’s race has seen much movement in the market as the rain continues to pour in Ireland. The race takes place over 3m 5f and comprises 23 fences. The prize fund this year is €250k. The racing festival will go ahead despite the inclement weather and Genie will do his best to offer you the tips on which horse should run well in what promises to be very heavy ground.
The Fairyhouse Easter festival marks the opening of the Irish Racing festival season and entertainment is usually fantastic, with plenty of fallers and planety of big-priced winners.
Saddlers Storm Betting
Saddlers Storm, the AJ Martin trained 8 year old, heads the betting at a best price of 13/2 with Paddy Power. This horse was a late bloomer and has had a very short career with just the 8 races but demands much respect coming off the back of a hat-trick of wins in some very decent company. All 3 wins have taken place in 2010 and 2 of them have been around this Fairyhouse track. In each of the 3 cases the ground has been soft or heavy. The only really question mark over Saddler’s Storm is who the jockey will be. Davy Russell rode him in his last outing and Ruby Walsh was onboard for the previous 2 victories at Fairyhouse. Walsh is expected to ride Equus Maximus for Willie Mullins while Russell will be onboard the top weight Siegemaster.
Each Way Betting Tips for the Irish Grand National
With conditions as they are I think that Alpha Ridge, Ballytrim, Oscar Time and Hangover all have very limited appeal but Barry Geraghty’s Charge is available at an excellent 16/1 for each-way backers. This will be Geraghty’s first time onboard the 7 year old P Nolan mare but the odds look generous nonetheless. The heavier the ground the better this consistent performer will run. With 9 wins from 37 races and a recent excellent run at Fairyhouse in February when she won the Dunshaughlin Chase suggest that this horse is one to watch as the rain continues to pour.
Irish Grand National Betting Odds
Latest betting from Paddy Power, who are industry best price on 6 of the top 10 horses in the betting:
13/2 Saddler’s Storm
7/1 Alpha Ridge
12/1 BallyTrim
12/1 Equus Maximus
14/1 Oscar Time
14/1 Hangover
14/1 Telenor
16/1 Moscova
16/1 Whatuthink
20/1 A New Story
20/1 Siegemaster
20/1 Ambobo
25/1 __Bar__
Irish Grand National Betting Tips Summary
Saddlers Storm is well deserving of the favourite tag in the betting ring for the Irish Grand National and will not be put off by the heavy ground. Expect a strong challenge from Barry Geraghty and Moscova, who is excellent value for each-way bettors at 16/1. Fancy a free bet on the Grand National? Check out the free bets available from our betting partners below. If you liked this article then why not check out or Aintree Grand National Betting Tips 2010.
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Irish Grand National Tips
The Irish Grand National, 2010, takes place at Fairyhouse racecourse on Easter Monday at 4:05pm. The betting for this year’s race has seen much movement in the market as the rain continues to pour in Ireland. The race takes place over 3m 5f and comprises 23 fences. The prize fund this year is €250k. The racing festival will go ahead despite the inclement weather and Genie will do his best to offer you the tips on which horse should run well in what promises to be very heavy ground.
The Fairyhouse Easter festival marks the opening of the Irish Racing festival season and entertainment is usually fantastic, with plenty of fallers and planety of big-priced winners.
Saddlers Storm Betting
Saddlers Storm, the AJ Martin trained 8 year old, heads the betting at a best price of 13/2 with Paddy Power. This horse was a late bloomer and has had a very short career with just the 8 races but demands much respect coming off the back of a hat-trick of wins in some very decent company. All 3 wins have taken place in 2010 and 2 of them have been around this Fairyhouse track. In each of the 3 cases the ground has been soft or heavy. The only really question mark over Saddler’s Storm is who the jockey will be. Davy Russell rode him in his last outing and Ruby Walsh was onboard for the previous 2 victories at Fairyhouse. Walsh is expected to ride Equus Maximus for Willie Mullins while Russell will be onboard the top weight Siegemaster.
Each Way Betting Tips for the Irish Grand National
With conditions as they are I think that Alpha Ridge, Ballytrim, Oscar Time and Hangover all have very limited appeal but Barry Geraghty’s Charge is available at an excellent 16/1 for each-way backers. This will be Geraghty’s first time onboard the 7 year old P Nolan mare but the odds look generous nonetheless. The heavier the ground the better this consistent performer will run. With 9 wins from 37 races and a recent excellent run at Fairyhouse in February when she won the Dunshaughlin Chase suggest that this horse is one to watch as the rain continues to pour.
Irish Grand National Betting Odds
Latest betting from Paddy Power, who are industry best price on 6 of the top 10 horses in the betting:
13/2 Saddler’s Storm
7/1 Alpha Ridge
12/1 BallyTrim
12/1 Equus Maximus
14/1 Oscar Time
14/1 Hangover
14/1 Telenor
16/1 Moscova
16/1 Whatuthink
20/1 A New Story
20/1 Siegemaster
20/1 Ambobo
25/1 __Bar__
Irish Grand National Betting Tips Summary
Saddlers Storm is well deserving of the favourite tag in the betting ring for the Irish Grand National and will not be put off by the heavy ground. Expect a strong challenge from Barry Geraghty and Moscova, who is excellent value for each-way bettors at 16/1. Fancy a free bet on the Grand National? Check out the free bets available from our betting partners below. If you liked this article then why not check out or Aintree Grand National Betting Tips 2010.
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Irish Grand National Tips
The Irish Grand National, 2010, takes place at Fairyhouse racecourse on Easter Monday at 4:05pm. The betting for this year’s race has seen much movement in the market as the rain continues to pour in Ireland. The race takes place over 3m 5f and comprises 23 fences. The prize fund this year is €250k. The racing festival will go ahead despite the inclement weather and Genie will do his best to offer you the tips on which horse should run well in what promises to be very heavy ground.
The Fairyhouse Easter festival marks the opening of the Irish Racing festival season and entertainment is usually fantastic, with plenty of fallers and planety of big-priced winners.
Saddlers Storm Betting
Saddlers Storm, the AJ Martin trained 8 year old, heads the betting at a best price of 13/2 with Paddy Power. This horse was a late bloomer and has had a very short career with just the 8 races but demands much respect coming off the back of a hat-trick of wins in some very decent company. All 3 wins have taken place in 2010 and 2 of them have been around this Fairyhouse track. In each of the 3 cases the ground has been soft or heavy. The only really question mark over Saddler’s Storm is who the jockey will be. Davy Russell rode him in his last outing and Ruby Walsh was onboard for the previous 2 victories at Fairyhouse. Walsh is expected to ride Equus Maximus for Willie Mullins while Russell will be onboard the top weight Siegemaster.
Each Way Betting Tips for the Irish Grand National
With conditions as they are I think that Alpha Ridge, Ballytrim, Oscar Time and Hangover all have very limited appeal but Barry Geraghty’s Charge is available at an excellent 16/1 for each-way backers. This will be Geraghty’s first time onboard the 7 year old P Nolan mare but the odds look generous nonetheless. The heavier the ground the better this consistent performer will run. With 9 wins from 37 races and a recent excellent run at Fairyhouse in February when she won the Dunshaughlin Chase suggest that this horse is one to watch as the rain continues to pour.
Irish Grand National Betting Odds
Latest betting from Paddy Power, who are industry best price on 6 of the top 10 horses in the betting:
13/2 Saddler’s Storm
7/1 Alpha Ridge
12/1 BallyTrim
12/1 Equus Maximus
14/1 Oscar Time
14/1 Hangover
14/1 Telenor
16/1 Moscova
16/1 Whatuthink
20/1 A New Story
20/1 Siegemaster
20/1 Ambobo
25/1 __Bar__
Irish Grand National Betting Tips Summary
Saddlers Storm is well deserving of the favourite tag in the betting ring for the Irish Grand National and will not be put off by the heavy ground. Expect a strong challenge from Barry Geraghty and Moscova, who is excellent value for each-way bettors at 16/1. Fancy a free bet on the Grand National? Check out the free bets available from our betting partners below. If you liked this article then why not check out or Aintree Grand National Betting Tips 2010.
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Irish Grand National Tips
The Irish Grand National, 2010, takes place at Fairyhouse racecourse on Easter Monday at 4:05pm. The betting for this year’s race has seen much movement in the market as the rain continues to pour in Ireland. The race takes place over 3m 5f and comprises 23 fences. The prize fund this year is €250k. The racing festival will go ahead despite the inclement weather and Genie will do his best to offer you the tips on which horse should run well in what promises to be very heavy ground.
The Fairyhouse Easter festival marks the opening of the Irish Racing festival season and entertainment is usually fantastic, with plenty of fallers and planety of big-priced winners.
Saddlers Storm Betting
Saddlers Storm, the AJ Martin trained 8 year old, heads the betting at a best price of 13/2 with Paddy Power. This horse was a late bloomer and has had a very short career with just the 8 races but demands much respect coming off the back of a hat-trick of wins in some very decent company. All 3 wins have taken place in 2010 and 2 of them have been around this Fairyhouse track. In each of the 3 cases the ground has been soft or heavy. The only really question mark over Saddler’s Storm is who the jockey will be. Davy Russell rode him in his last outing and Ruby Walsh was onboard for the previous 2 victories at Fairyhouse. Walsh is expected to ride Equus Maximus for Willie Mullins while Russell will be onboard the top weight Siegemaster.
Each Way Betting Tips for the Irish Grand National
With conditions as they are I think that Alpha Ridge, Ballytrim, Oscar Time and Hangover all have very limited appeal but Barry Geraghty’s Charge is available at an excellent 16/1 for each-way backers. This will be Geraghty’s first time onboard the 7 year old P Nolan mare but the odds look generous nonetheless. The heavier the ground the better this consistent performer will run. With 9 wins from 37 races and a recent excellent run at Fairyhouse in February when she won the Dunshaughlin Chase suggest that this horse is one to watch as the rain continues to pour.
Irish Grand National Betting Odds
Latest betting from Paddy Power, who are industry best price on 6 of the top 10 horses in the betting:
13/2 Saddler’s Storm
7/1 Alpha Ridge
12/1 BallyTrim
12/1 Equus Maximus
14/1 Oscar Time
14/1 Hangover
14/1 Telenor
16/1 Moscova
16/1 Whatuthink
20/1 A New Story
20/1 Siegemaster
20/1 Ambobo
25/1 __Bar__
Irish Grand National Betting Tips Summary
Saddlers Storm is well deserving of the favourite tag in the betting ring for the Irish Grand National and will not be put off by the heavy ground. Expect a strong challenge from Barry Geraghty and Moscova, who is excellent value for each-way bettors at 16/1. Fancy a free bet on the Grand National? Check out the free bets available from our betting partners below. If you liked this article then why not check out or Aintree Grand National Betting Tips 2010.
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