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Gordon Elliott holds Brighterdaysahead in the highest regard and she’s an extremely talented mare when fully firing. Back to her brilliant best at the Dublin Racing Festival, she got the better of subsequent Champion Hurdle winner Lossiemouth with plenty in hand. Elliott’s mare also won a Grade 1 novice over course and distance back in 2024 and she can confirm the form with The New Lion, after finishing ahead of him at Cheltenham.
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Lulamba is a rising star in the chasing division and he was well on top at the finish when beating his elders in the Game Spirit Chase at Newbury in February. A respectable third in the Arkle at Cheltenham, he didn’t quite have the pace to challenge the two Willie Mullins runners in front of him and the step up to 2m4f looks like a huge positive. The five-year-old retains a significant amount of potential and should prove very hard to beat.
Jango Baie came out on top in the 2025 Arkle, despite being badly outpaced throughout, and he has developed into a very smart staying chaser this term. Nicky Henderson’s gelding wasn’t beaten far when fourth in the King George and ran a cracker to finish second behind Gaelic Warrior in the Gold Cup. He looks like the one to beat on that form and provided he’s well after his Cheltenham exertions, victory could well be on the cards.
Gordon Elliott holds Brighterdaysahead in the highest regard and she’s an extremely talented mare when fully firing. Back to her brilliant best at the Dublin Racing Festival, she got the better of subsequent Champion Hurdle winner Lossiemouth with plenty in hand. Elliott’s mare also won a Grade 1 novice over course and distance back in 2024 and she can confirm the form with The New Lion, after finishing ahead of him at Cheltenham.
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Dan Skelton’s Maestro Conti has done nothing wrong so far and managed to win his first couple of British starts with loads in hand. The 143-rated son of Prince Gibraltar also scored on debut for previous connections in France and clearly possesses a significant amount of ability. He kept on well to take second in the Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham last month and looks fully capable of going one better this time around.
Lulamba is a rising star in the chasing division and he was well on top at the finish when beating his elders in the Game Spirit Chase at Newbury in February. A respectable third in the Arkle at Cheltenham, he didn’t quite have the pace to challenge the two Willie Mullins runners in front of him and the step up to 2m4f looks like a huge positive. The five-year-old retains a significant amount of potential and should prove very hard to beat.
Jango Baie came out on top in the 2025 Arkle, despite being badly outpaced throughout, and he has developed into a very smart staying chaser this term. Nicky Henderson’s gelding wasn’t beaten far when fourth in the King George and ran a cracker to finish second behind Gaelic Warrior in the Gold Cup. He looks like the one to beat on that form and provided he’s well after his Cheltenham exertions, victory could well be on the cards.
Gordon Elliott holds Brighterdaysahead in the highest regard and she’s an extremely talented mare when fully firing. Back to her brilliant best at the Dublin Racing Festival, she got the better of subsequent Champion Hurdle winner Lossiemouth with plenty in hand. Elliott’s mare also won a Grade 1 novice over course and distance back in 2024 and she can confirm the form with The New Lion, after finishing ahead of him at Cheltenham.
Princess Day joined Jeremy Scott’s yard off the back of a three-length victory in an Irish point-to-point. She started off under rules in a Chepstow bumper in December and she produced a professional performance to score by two lengths, with the fourth boosting the form by bolting up next time. Scott’s five-year-old won a Class 2 event at Newbury with plenty in hand in February and looks ready for the step up in grade on that evidence.
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Dan Skelton’s Maestro Conti has done nothing wrong so far and managed to win his first couple of British starts with loads in hand. The 143-rated son of Prince Gibraltar also scored on debut for previous connections in France and clearly possesses a significant amount of ability. He kept on well to take second in the Triumph Hurdle at Cheltenham last month and looks fully capable of going one better this time around.
Jango Baie came out on top in the 2025 Arkle, despite being badly outpaced throughout, and he has developed into a very smart staying chaser this term. Nicky Henderson’s gelding wasn’t beaten far when fourth in the King George and ran a cracker to finish second behind Gaelic Warrior in the Gold Cup. He looks like the one to beat on that form and provided he’s well after his Cheltenham exertions, victory could well be on the cards.
Gordon Elliott holds Brighterdaysahead in the highest regard and she’s an extremely talented mare when fully firing. Back to her brilliant best at the Dublin Racing Festival, she got the better of subsequent Champion Hurdle winner Lossiemouth with plenty in hand. Elliott’s mare also won a Grade 1 novice over course and distance back in 2024 and she can confirm the form with The New Lion, after finishing ahead of him at Cheltenham.
Princess Day joined Jeremy Scott’s yard off the back of a three-length victory in an Irish point-to-point. She started off under rules in a Chepstow bumper in December and she produced a professional performance to score by two lengths, with the fourth boosting the form by bolting up next time. Scott’s five-year-old won a Class 2 event at Newbury with plenty in hand in February and looks ready for the step up in grade on that evidence.
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Paul Nicholls won this race back in 2002 and has had several placed horses over the years. Golden Son was a tad inconsistent in conventional races but has taken well to hunter chases this term, winning well at Warwick and Taunton in the winter. The eight-year-old was a solid fourth in the Princess Royal Challenge Cup at Cheltenham but didn’t quite see the trip out. He’s a good jumper, so the fences should be fine, and the trip will be to his liking.
Jasko Des Dames is Henry de Bromhead’s second-string according to the betting but Darragh O’Keeffe is on board and he ran very well for a long way in the Grand Annual at Cheltenham. He didn’t quite get up the hill that day but there’s more emphasis on speed on Aintree’s flat track and that will play to his strengths. Conditions are set to suit and he should return to winning ways sooner rather than later.
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