Free Grand National Tips 2010

Our Grand National Tip to Win

20		Snowy Morning	14/1		FREE Grand National Bets Guide
Snowy Morning is one of two strong horses for Willie Mullins who also runs Arbor Supreme and won the 2005 National with Hedgehunter. Fine third place in 2008 but made errors and not at his best when ninth last year. This classy horse has been in decent form in Ireland this season and he looks the sort to definitely get round and could get a place. Tendency to make a mistake or two remains a worry, but not done much wrong this season over mostly inadequate distances, including when a good third to Tranquil Sea at Leopardstown at the end of February. Fits most of the grand national trends and one of the more likely contenders. David Casey, closest in ten attempts when third on him two years ago.

Our Each Way Tip

23		State of Play	16/1		FREE Grand National Bets Guide
State of Play, the 2006 Hennessy winner was a fine fourth in the National last year off a 5lb higher mark and might have finished second but for mid-race errors leaving him to play catch up. Usually a sound jumper and his trainer's ploy of keeping him fresh not run since November and could be rewarded as he's undoubtedly at his best after a break. His record since 2005 after a rest of four months or more reads 1112P and you can excuse that last figure as he was found to have a small problem afterwards. Would not want the going to get too soft.

ght of 10’ 7lbs. Been trained specifically with this race in mind, the trip should be no problem as he showed major battling qualities when defending his National Chase crown at Sandown in December. Course experience is something that slightly worries me, but his jumping has never been an issue, and I could see him running a big race.

Betting Recommendations –
 
From the Market Leaders I’m very sweet on State of Play (14/1 Ladbrokes) and also Butlers Cabin (8/1 Stan James).  Id be keen to take My Will and Rambling Minster on, as feel both are plenty short enough in the market. Keep an eye on My Will and Comply or die in-running, as both could trade pretty short when travelling well.
Both L’Ami (25/1 Paddy Power) and Kilbeggan Blade (25/1 Totesport) offer excellent EW value.