Swan sets long-term National plan

Charlie Swan is already looking forward to next year’s John Smith’s Grand National, when he could have two runners in Offshore Account and Oodachee.

Mon, 06 Apr, 2009 - 14:01

Charlie Swan is already looking forward to next year’s John Smith’s Grand National, when he could have two runners in Offshore Account and Oodachee.

Offshore Account ran well for a long way before fading into 15th place of the 17 finishers as Swan’s first runner in the Aintree showpiece on Saturday.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Aintree Place: Tipperary Place: Topham Place: Sandown Place: Punchestown Person: Swan Person: Charlie Swan Person: John Smith Person: OODACHEE Event: Betfair Chase Event: Topham Chase Event: bet365 Gold Cup Organisation: Offshore Account Organisation: Account Organisation: Oodachee

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