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Who's your Banker of the Day at Aintree on Saturday?
The Grand National Festival at Aintree has finally arrived and we've got a feast of top class National Hunt action to look forward to over the next few days.
We've picked out four leading contenders from four races on Saturday and are asking you, our Coral Racing Club members, if you had to vote for one to be your Banker of the Day, who would you pick?
The horse who gets the most votes will be put into an exclusive Coral Racing Club Odds Booster that will be available under Specials on the Horse Racing page shortly after the poll closes on Friday at 1pm.
Banker of the Day Preview
13:20 Aintree – West Balboa
West Balboa is a two-time winner at Aintree, including a victory in this contest a year ago off a mark of 135. He was last seen finishing sixth at Kempton in March over 2m5f which has seen him drop one pound in the ratings to a mark of 141.
Can he win this race for a second time in-a-row?
13:55 Aintree – Brighterdaysahead
Gordon Elliott's mare comes into this contest having only been beaten once in her five runs under rules, and that was when she finished a close second to Golden Ace in the Mares' Novices' Hurdle at this year's Cheltenham Festival.
Can she get back into the winners enclosure this weekend?
15:05 Aintree – Flooring Porter
Flooring Porter arrives at Aintree having finished a solid second to Teahupoo in the Stayers' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. His trainer Gavin Cromwell has one of the big fancies in this year's Grand National with Vanilier, but there's no doubt he'll be hoping Flooring Porter can go one better in this year's Liverpool Hurdle after finishing 3rd and 2nd in the contest over the past two years.
Is Flooring Porter the one for you in this week's Banker of the Day?
17:00 Aintree – Found A Fifty
Found A Fifty has won twice in his last five runs and has placed in the other three, including when second to Gaelic Warrior in the Arkle last month. The only rival from that day that's declared in the Maghull is Matata, who Found A Fifty finished over ten lengths clear of in that race.
Can Gordon Elliott's gelding get back to winning ways?
Click VOTE HERE to have your say in this week's poll.
We've picked out four leading contenders from four races on Saturday and are asking you, our Coral Racing Club members, if you had to vote for one to be your Banker of the Day, who would you pick?
The horse who gets the most votes will be put into an exclusive Coral Racing Club Odds Booster that will be available under Specials on the Horse Racing page shortly after the poll closes on Friday at 1pm.
Banker of the Day Preview
13:20 Aintree – West Balboa
West Balboa is a two-time winner at Aintree, including a victory in this contest a year ago off a mark of 135. He was last seen finishing sixth at Kempton in March over 2m5f which has seen him drop one pound in the ratings to a mark of 141.
Can he win this race for a second time in-a-row?
13:55 Aintree – Brighterdaysahead
Gordon Elliott's mare comes into this contest having only been beaten once in her five runs under rules, and that was when she finished a close second to Golden Ace in the Mares' Novices' Hurdle at this year's Cheltenham Festival.
Can she get back into the winners enclosure this weekend?
15:05 Aintree – Flooring Porter
Flooring Porter arrives at Aintree having finished a solid second to Teahupoo in the Stayers' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. His trainer Gavin Cromwell has one of the big fancies in this year's Grand National with Vanilier, but there's no doubt he'll be hoping Flooring Porter can go one better in this year's Liverpool Hurdle after finishing 3rd and 2nd in the contest over the past two years.
Is Flooring Porter the one for you in this week's Banker of the Day?
17:00 Aintree – Found A Fifty
Found A Fifty has won twice in his last five runs and has placed in the other three, including when second to Gaelic Warrior in the Arkle last month. The only rival from that day that's declared in the Maghull is Matata, who Found A Fifty finished over ten lengths clear of in that race.
Can Gordon Elliott's gelding get back to winning ways?
Click VOTE HERE to have your say in this week's poll.
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