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Anibale Fly carries top weight in the Randox Health Grand National next Saturday Photo.carolinenorris.ie
WITH Bristol De Mai’s scratching from next Saturday’s Grand National, Tiger Roll’s bid to be the first horse since Red Rum in 1974 to post back-to-back victories has become more challenging with the weights now raised a further 4lb.
After a sensational Grand National for Willie Mullins, Mark Boylan gauges the temperature of where the world-famous race is heading
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