Folsom Blue has ‘small squeak’

Trainer Mouse Morris and owners Gigginstown House Stud cannot see lightning striking three times when they go for a Grand National hat-trick at Ayr today.
Folsom Blue has ‘small squeak’
Sat, 16 Apr, 2016 - 01:00
Keith Hamer

The owner-trainer combination are responsible for Folsom Blue in the Coral-sponsored Scottish Grand National after scooping the pool with Rogue Angel in the Irish version and Rule The World at Aintree.

However, connections believe winning all three would be too much to ask for.

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RacingPlace: AyrPlace: AintreePlace: FairyhousePlace: TipperaryPlace: CheltenhamPlace: WetherbyPlace: TauntonPlace: County MeathPlace: AntrimPerson: MorrisPerson: Andrew RingPerson: Eddie O’LearyPerson: Folsom BluePerson: FolsomPerson: Willie MullinsPerson: Minella RoccoPerson: O’LearyPerson: Sandy ThomsonPerson: SeeyouatmidnightPerson: ThomsonPerson: BrianPerson: HughesPerson: Kerry LeePerson: GoodtoknowPerson: LeePerson: Richard NewlandPerson: Gordon ElliottPerson: Kim MuirPerson: Stuart CrawfordEvent: Grand NationalEvent: -Event: National Hunt ChaseEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: RSA ChaseEvent: Welsh NationalEvent: Betfred Grand National TrialEvent: Irish Gold CupOrganisation: Gigginstown House StudOrganisation: Folsom BlueOrganisation: CoralOrganisation: Rogue AngelOrganisation: Gigginstown
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