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Nicky Henderson now 1-2 to regain Trainers’ title

| 19.03.2017
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Nicky Henderson is 1-2 favourite with Coral to regain the National Hunt trainers’ championship he last won in 2013, with closest rival and reigning title holder Paul Nicholls eased to 6-4, having been 1-6 favourite prior to last week’s Cheltenham Festival.

“Although it was the Irish trio of Elliott, Mullins and Harrington who grabbed many of the headlines last week with 15 winners between them, as far as the domestic situation was concerned, Nicky Henderson was the big winner, and he’s replaced Paul Nicholls as favourite to win the trainers’ championship, after just a Foxhunters’ victory for the latter saw him overtaken in the standings,” said Coral’s David Stevens.

“However, there is still plenty of prize money up for grabs at Aintree, Ayr and Sandown, and even though we’re happy to be top price about the reigning champion right now, this race is far from over,” added Stevens.

**NH Trainers’ Championship
1-2 Nicky Henderson, 6-4 Paul Nicholls,

**Randox Grand National
12 Minella Rocco, Vieux Lion Rouge, 16 Definitly Red, One For Arthur, The Last Samuri, 20 Blaklion, Cause Of Causes, Ucello Conti, The Young Master, 25 Foxrock, Gallant Oscar, More Of That, Pleasant Company, Saphir Du Rheu, Tenor Nivernais, 33 Carlingford Lough, Carole’s Destrier, O’Faolains Boy, Rogue Angel, The Crafty Butcher, Thunder And Roses, Vicente, Ziga Boy, 40 Bar

ENDS

Further Information Contact
David Stevens 07720 400438

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Author

David Stevens

David joined Coral as PR manager in 2001, having previously worked at the
Racing Post. Now in the role of Head of PR, he is involved in all aspects
of the company's media relations, providing the latest racing betting news , as well as Coral's sponsorship and event
portfolio. A keen sports fan, and long-suffering Portsmouth supporter (the
two are not always connected), when not working he will normally be found
heading south, or east or west, to the sun, and that liking for the sunshine
explains why he will always prefer flat racing to the jumps.