The Grand National Festival: Hiddenvalley Lake is very strong in Aintree’s Liverpool Hurry Hinry De Bromhead | Race news

Hiddenvalley Lake claimed the Ivy LivePool obstacle in Aintree in a good style of coach Henry de Bruced.

Third to the powerful Oli Murphy leader in this event 12 months ago, the eight -year -old was filmed in Ascot immediately before Christmas during the long walking period, but it was the chance of 12/1 after a disappointing show in Juran recently.

It was in the middle of the division by Darragh O’keeffe, and was one of a group of contestants who moved to the homes directly at home, alongside Jessica Harrington Gitara, joined a strong leader and Montereal Paul Nichols in the head of affairs.

This quadruple committee jumped to the second match in a line, but Okif seemed to travel better as she left Hiddenvalley Lake and her Irish colleague Raider Jetara, their competitors, the British coaches who were running to another.

Hiddenvalley Lake soon confirmed after the jump was completed, as he was wandering strongly to record the success of 3 and three quarters of them on the strong leader who lost little in the defeat, despite his failure to defend his title.

Jetara ranked third, as Gordon Elliott The Wallpark ranked the fourth, but for De Bromhead and its owners, it achieved additional success in the residence department after the victory of Bob Olinger at the Shellham Festival.

TEAHUPOO, owned by Robcour, was late because of the good land and de Bromheid said: “It is good to be the second series, right?

“It is a beautiful horse, it was only in Ascot. He was disappointing in Juran on the last day, but it is nice to return to it.

“We will enjoy today. I think Bob Olinger will hope to go to Puncturing, but both horses will get inserting and we will see near time.

“I would like to say that we are committed to obstacles with this horse now. We have tried to jump (the fences) several times and it does not seem to take it.”

Murphy said of the strong leader: “He runs well, but Sean (Bowen) is very frustrated because they were not satisfied, which means that he had to ride more than we wanted,” Murphy said of the strong leader.

“If they go a passenger, then we may win? Perhaps, but the best horse has won a day, it runs a crack again.

“We do not have an unprecedented excuses and we have to ride differently to normal, but it runs well.

“It is just a really strong facilities and they did not go quickly. He also fell in all four in the second game that did not help.

“I am very happy, but you want to win, not you. This is his race, he loves her here. They are the flat paths he wants, so we will start everything well in Wetherby, go to Newbury, and you may skip Ascot on Christmas, and may look at going to Leopardstow, something like this (next season). It is a better stone on a flat path.”