Murphy plays it safe but is happy to Comply

TIMMY Murphy admits he has played safe in choosing Comply Or Die over Vodka Bleu as his mount in the John Smith’s Grand National at Aintree tomorrow.

Murphy, seeking his first victory in the big race from 12 attempts, felt he could not desert the more fancied runner especially after winning the Eider Chase at Newcastle.

“I think it was the safest decision. He’s proved that he stays and that he jumps safely, two things you need to do in the National,” he said.

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