Jury Duty Among Those Shortened For Grand National

The Aintree Festival is almost upon us and there has been plenty of activity in the ante post markets with BoyleSports who are offering ‘Non-Runner Money Back’ and 6 places on the Aintree Grand National.

Tiger Roll remains unchanged in the market at 7/2 with money arriving for Rathvinden who is 10/1 from 12/1 for trainer Willie Mullins who won this race back in 2005 with Hedgehunter.

Gordon Elliott could exceed the record number of runners in the Grand National that was previously set my Martin Pipe with ten participants.

Elliott could saddle up to twelve runners is this historic race, but American Grand National winner Jury Duty is the one the punters fancy, after Tiger Roll. Elliott is on the hunt for his third success in this race…

…with BoyleSports brand ambassador Robbie ‘Puppy’ Power onboard the 8-year-old Jury Duty who is 25/1 from 33/1.

Buveur D’Air will be aiming to win the Aintree Hurdle after his fall in the Champion Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. His chances have closed in from 5/4 to 11/10 with Samcro on the drift from 13/2 out to 10/1. Benie Des Dieux is now 5/1 from 6/1 with Apple’s Jade also drifting from 7/2 to 4/1.

5/1 shot for the Gold Cup and King George champ Clan Des Obeaux is a slight drifter in the Aintree Bowl race moving from 9/4 to 5/2. Steady money has come for Kemboy at 11/4 with the Irish Gold Cup runner-up Road To Respect 5/1 from 11/2.

Impressive Fred Winter winner Band Of Outlaws is 6/4 joint favourite along with Triumph Hurdle hero Pentland Hills to land the Juvenile Hurdle with Joseph O’Brien’s other entry Fakir D’Oudairies at 5/1, unchanged.