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Second on Grand National day, the Gordon Elliot trained, Rightdownthemiddle, was always going to be long odds-against, to make the cut for The Irish National, but has been entered in the chase at 6:10. I thought it was a very eye catching performance last week. He made loads of headway and showed plenty of tactical speed to come from last to second place at Aintree.

My immediate reaction was that he is an Aintree-National type for next year, although there could be a chase or two to win before then, from where he is situated in the handicap. l'm Looking forward to watching him, (if declared). He has to be on anyones shortlist, I would have thought.

[QUOTE="The Fortune Teller, post: 2572190, member: 66421"] Second on Grand National day, the Gordon Elliot trained, Rightdownthemiddle, was always going to be long odds-against, to make the cut for The Irish National, but has been entered in the chase at 6:10. I thought it was a very eye catching performance last week. He made loads of headway and showed plenty of tactical speed to come from last to second place at Aintree. My immediate reaction was that he is an Aintree-National type for next year, although there could be a chase or two to win before then, from where he is situated in the handicap. l'm Looking forward to watching him, (if declared). He has to be on anyones shortlist, I would have thought. [/QUOTE]

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