Notre Pere among National hopefuls

Notre Pere has been declared for Monday’s Powers Whiskey Irish Grand National, despite Jim Dreaper admitting to concerns about the ground being faster than ideal.

Notre Pere among National hopefuls
Fri, 10 Apr, 2009 - 12:46

Notre Pere has been declared for Monday’s Powers Whiskey Irish Grand National, despite Jim Dreaper admitting to concerns about the ground being faster than ideal.

The mudlark won the Welsh National at Chepstow in December but was forced to miss the Cheltenham Festival with a slight setback, leaving connections to target the three-mile-five contest.

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CourtsRacingHeathrowPlace: ChepstowPlace: Chelsea HarbourPlace: AintreePlace: Himalayan TrailPlace: Niche MarketPlace: EnglandPerson: Notre PerePerson: Jim DreaperPerson: DreaperPerson: Tony McCoyPerson: Jonjo O’NeillPerson: William Hill ChasePerson: MaljimarPerson: Tom Mullins’Person: Mullins’Person: WilliePerson: Arbour SupremePerson: Emma JanePerson: Pomme TiepyPerson: Ruby WalshPerson: Bob BucklerPerson: Ferdy MurphyPerson: De SivolaPerson: Davy FitzgeraldPerson: Dessie HughesPerson: Vic VenturiPerson: Rare BobPerson: JustpouritPerson: OulartPerson: Tony MartinPerson: Noel MeadePerson: Casey JonesPerson: Edward O’GradyPerson: Enda BolgerPerson: Garde ChampetreEvent: Powers Whiskey Irish Grand NationalEvent: Welsh NationalEvent: Cheltenham FestivalEvent: Operation HoudiniOrganisation: Royal County StarOrganisation: DrumconvisOrganisation: Newbay Prop
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