Stand for the 2025 Randox Grand National with large price tips and the first four predictions from the national jockey of Mick Fitzgerald, the top tip of Tom Collins and Sky Sports Racing Morent Sean Boyce.
This year, the big Aintree race sees the return of the defense of the champion, I am Maximus, just one of the many in the JP McManus race, fresh from his success in Cheltenham.
Iroko seems to be his leading imagination and a seven -year -old man will mention from each member on the exhibition panel at the races.
Tom Collins
“I think JP McManus owner has a strong hand with Iroko and I am Maximus, because he two main horses in the field.
“I won Maximus last year, so we know that it can handle the track, trip and conditions National.
“Iroko is a young weapon on the scene. He is unrecognized and ready to run a large race after several rides that did not see him at best.
“Intense raffles is another young weapon and has the potential to go and win it, but I think it’s more potential than what we have seen so far.
“GrageClare West is completely unrecognized only with only 11 starts and five victories. The heart and Corbetts Cross – two very good pursuers.
Mick Fitzgerald
“I think one of the special bets is JP Mcmanus to win the race. I’m just Maximus and Iko are well popular.
“I came back and watched as I am Maximus again to remind myself how good it was last year. You have to see this year that it is a dry land and had no such good preparation.
“For this reason, when you look at the Irok’s form, he was second in Inothewayurthinkin – the winner of the Golden Cup.
“The drier soil, the better the chance for Hewick’s chance, and he comes here in good shape.
“I want to throw the Indo into the Minello. It’s twelve -year -old and statistics go against him, but he has a class and I see him coming there with every chance.”
Sean Boyce
“Intensive raffles are apparently a selection in this race. It’s five or six pounds well and an impressive Irish national winner.
“We will return to September 2021, intense raffles defeated Iroko at the AQPS race in Auteuil, and I think it will happen again.
“Then I look at larger prizes and left with Beauport for Nigel Twisten-Davies, the national winner of Midlands.
“I threw into Hitman at 100/1. His stamina is a big question mark, but for his quality horses it is a big price and does not know how to run a bad race.”
