Grand National Festival: Hill Fols Constitution again, where Lostiemouth Lands Aintree Hurdu | Race news

Hill’s constitution fell for the second time in a row as Legimouth fell to William Hill Eintry.

The favorite candidate for Nikki Henderson suffered from a shock at The Champion Hurdu in Cheltenham last month, but it looked as if he was traveling very well for Nico de Boinville to move to the house this time, although he was stuck behind a horse wall.

When De Buenville turned to launch his challenge, Hill’s constitution again became wrong and hit the grass, leaving a loss (5-4) and Wodhooh to fight it, with the prevailing first name of Laila Moulins.

Punchstown Next for the Hill constitution?

Henderson said: “It is a snare and do so twice, you cannot really believe it,” Henderson said.

“It is really the best bird that you will see at all, but in those vocabulary, there is only what you were guned one percent to do what he did, but he did so twice, which worries you, of course, but how can you get it out?

As Niko said, he was great along the way. In a few obstacles, he briefly went and this is what we were trying to make him do, but when you go to three outside and race like that you cannot do this, you should go, and Niko said that he came very soon.

“Niko said he was full of running and that his words for me was that he had already a loss as he wanted her. He was happy with her in front of her instead of behind.

“We started to discuss (Punchstown) at that time only. Sufficiently after Schlentham, I told Niko we used to go to Punchstown and not here and said,” Good, those obstacles will suit him better. “

“She had a perfect mile and a half miles here, and the race was perfect for her,” Persian Paul Tawonds told ITV.

“The Earth was vital enough, it dries every minute compared to how to ride in the path of obstacles earlier.

“I dealt with it well. I saw Niko walking away, and the constitution of Hill, so that we can celebrate this.”