Horse Racing Betting

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Maddy Playle, James Hill, Robbie Wilders and Bet365’s Paul Binfield look back at Takingrisks’ Scottish National win, the Greenham Stakes at Newbury, Winx’s retirement and midweek racing at Newmarket with the Craven Meeting. On the show: – 25/1 shot Takingrisks wins the Scottish Grand National at Ayr in a great result for Nicky Richards’ yard […]

Bruce Millington, Paul Kealy, David Jennings and Bet365’s Frank Hickey with their tips for the Grand National 2019, plus the rest of Saturday’s Aintree card. On the show: – The biggest race of the year is finally upon us and with Tiger Roll backing up his form at Cheltenham, can anything stop him matching Red […]

At the unveiling of the weights for the 2019 Randox Health Grand National, David Carr caught up with some of the trainers of the leading contenders. The Irish are particularly well-represented this year, with Gordon Elliott responsible for 22 entries alone. Also speaking at the event was Martin Greenwood, the senior BHA handicapper who framed […]

With the Grand National fast approaching, Mike Vince interviews the Aintree clerk of the course Andrew Tulloch source

Bruce Millington, Keith Melrose, David Jennings and Bet365’s Frank Hickey with best bets from Day One of the Grand National Festival 2019. On the show: – Bruce is joined in the studio by new Racing Post betting editor Keith Melrose who along with Frank and DJ select their best bets from the opening day of […]

Dave Orton passes on a comment on every horse carrying 11 stone or more in Saturday’s great race source

Patrick Mullins – so of trainer Willie – on the yard’s seven strong entry for this year’s Crabbie’s Grand National. source

We catch up with the 2002 Grand National hero, sixteen years after his win in the world’s most famous race. — Subscribe on YouTube: Website: Twitter: & Facebook: Apple Podcasts: SoundCloud: source

The Becher Chase is the first race of the season to take place over the famous Grand National fences at Aintree. Here, Mark Winstanley looks ahead to the contest and believes it may be going to the Irish source

The Racing Post’s expert tipster gives us his 1-2-3-4 for this year’s John Smith’s Grand National. source

Folsom Blue wins this marathon and could be an Irish National type. source

The final race of the Grand National festival is for conditional jockeys, and Dave Orton has found one that looks unexposed over hurdles. — Subscribe on YouTube: Website: Twitter: & Facebook: Apple Podcasts: SoundCloud: source

Horseracing tipster Mark ‘The Couch’ Winstanley takes a look at the bottom weights in the Grand National (horses 33-40), which takes place at Aintree racecourse on Saturday April 10. You can catch the Couch every week at racingpost.com source

This could turn into a war of attrition and if that’s the case this is one horse who would certainly appreciate it .. source