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Using your free bet wisely on the Grand National

As the Grand National begins to draw nearer (with the event next set to take place in April 2010), it can be wise to start planning which horse you would like to back. Many bookmakers can provide their pundits with a free bet to use when they are selecting a horse – so choosing wisely can see you get some significant returns without having to make an investment.

However, what are the main factors that you should be looking for in a horse? What are the traits which can see the horse you select go past the finishing post in first place? Here, we are going to look at how to make your free bet go the distance.

Rankings should only be the beginning of your worries when you are sifting through the list of horses that are available for you to choose from. The Grand National is a very long course and one that can be very intensive on the horses that are racing in it. Should the horse be more accustomed to shorter courses, yet is racing in this event, you could find yourself disappointed in the outcome. Choosing a horse that can race long distances should be one of your first ports of call – if the racehorse has done so before, that is one advantage that is on your side.

Dependent on how good the training is that the horse has received (check the trainer’s past record!), the age of a winning horse in the Grand National can differ. You should never really go for a horse that is younger than eight years old, with horses that are nine and ten years old those who are most likely to enjoy success when the big race is looming.

Lastly (as trivial as it sounds), it can be location, location, location when you are finding a horse to back in one of the most significant horse-racing events in existence. Going with a good traditional British horse has seen many people get some nice winnings in the past, with many of the home-bred racehorses participating in the National having an experience of the type of course they are racing on.

Even if you do follow this advice, there is still that unpredictable nature to what the outcome of the race will be. This only makes it more exhilarating – but taking heed of what has been said here can boost your chances, and this isn’t a bad thing.

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