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Horseracing tipster Mark ‘The Couch' Winstanley gives his 1-2-3-4 on the Aintree Grand National, which takes place on Saturday April 10. You can watch the Couch every week on racingpost.com source

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

Horseracing experts Paul Kealy and Bruce Jackson give three selections each for Saturday's John Smith's Grand National at Aintree. Watch more racing previews, features and reviews on RPTV at www.racingpost.com source

Horseracing experts Lee Mottershead & James Pyman look ahead to the Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse & come up with two big-priced selections. For more racing preview videos & to watch the daily racing highlights, check out RPTV at www.racingpost.com source

Horseracing expert Lee Mottershead (Racing Post) on how to find the winner of the 2010 John Smith's Grand National at Aintree. For more tipping videos & to watch all the highlights of this year's Aintree Festival watch RPTV at www.racingpost.com source

Racing tipster Mark ‘The Couch' Winstanley looks at the eight horses numbered between 9 and 16 in the Grand National, which takes place at Aintree racecourse on Saturday April 10. Which horse does he fancy? source

A fascinating contest for four-year-olds, Lee Mottershead previews the Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle, known more commonly as the Fred Winter. — Subscribe on YouTube: Website: Twitter: & Facebook: Apple Podcasts: SoundCloud: source

Could be a bit of a trap game for No. 7 Michigan on Thursday as the Wolverines visit a so-so Minnesota side. Why a trap? UM has a home mega-showdown with rival Michigan State on Sunday that could help determine the Big Ten regular-season champion and it could also affect their odds to win March Madness this year. MyBookie Sportsbook oddsmakers still have Michigan solidly…

It's a mouth-watering weekend of National Hunt action ahead, with action from Sandown and Aintree on Saturday. As always, BetBright's Racing Ambassador, Nick Luck, is here with his selections, most notably, for the Tingle Creek and Becher Handicap Chase. Sandown 1.50 – Lalor A strong favourite on what he achieved at Cheltenham, Lalor should win again. He’s got loads of good form on soft…

Newbury 13:50 – Speedo Boy Speedo Boy did this column a favour about a fortnight ago when winning at Cheltenham. Admittedly there were several flights of hurdles omitted on that occasion, but when he did have to jump them he did so far more fluently than I had anticipated. More importantly he showed a really willing attitude up the hill, something I hadn’t expected…

Rock-bottom Ipswich Town head to The City Ground on Saturday to take on a Nottingham Forest side brimming with confidence after an incredible display saw them draw 5-5 against Aston Villa on Wednesday night. Reds fans will understandably be expecting a win on Saturday against a beleaguered Ipswich side – especially given how strongly The Reds have been performing so far this season and…

It's another massive weekend of Premier League football ahead and Greg Lea of thesetpieces.com gives a few major things to look out for. Game of the weekend Super Sunday lives up to its name this weekend, with three Premier League derbies taking place back-to-back. The action begins with Chelsea vs Fulham and ends with Liverpool vs Everton, but it is the middle offering –…

After a clinical win on Saturday against Hull City, Nottingham Forest travel to Aston Villa on Wednesday evening in a clash between two historic clubs. This promises to be a cracking fixture with both sides full of confidence, and both sides realistically hopeful of staking a claim for promotion this season. Forest fans may well again be entitled to believe there is some value…

Haydock 1.50 – Ch’Tibello This is a real little minefield of a race, but I’m taking a chance that Ch’Tibello can take advantage of a slipping handicap mark on a track that he loves. I’m hoping that he’ll be ridden with restraint – which suits him best – and that he’ll get a decent pace to run at courtesy of Cliffs of Dover and…

Game of the weekend The job that Maurizio Sarri has done at Chelsea so far this season should not be underestimated. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp spoke for many when he said that the transition from Antonio Conte to the former Napoli manager was the “biggest I ever saw in such a short space of time”. When you consider that Conte actually took Chelsea’s first…