April Issue Out Now!

THE April 2014 issue of Racing Ahead is in your shops now! You’ll be able to find us in most WHSmith’s, Martin McColl’s, Morrison’s Eason’s and TESCO Ireland, along with numerous independent retailers across the country. To check local stockists, please click here.

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Here’s a taste of some of the great content featured in the April issue, with everything you need to know for the Grand National along with insightful news and analysis and stable tour insider information from established racing writers:

• Aintree Agony…And Ecstasy – James Lawton with his personal recollections of the great race
• Aintree Thursday – Saturday – Paul Ferguson selects his hopes for the opening day of the great Aintree meeting, Ladies Day and the main event.
• Aintree Form Guide – Stephen Mullen looks at the Grand National form and different ways of picking a winner
• Have A Drink On Mr Moonshine – Matt Mitter picks his Grand National Shot
• Stack Attack – Nick Pullen picked Aurora’s Encore at 80-1 to win last year
• Pick A Horse That Can Run 3 Miles – Ian Harrison gives his guide to the National 
• New One Can Make Up For His Bad Luck – Charlie McCann on how the Aintree Hurdle looks an ideal target
• Interview – Josh Bradley talks to a jockey who hopes he’s made the right call this time
• Remember When We Didn’t Need The Hype? – Mark Coton recalls the days of great hurdlers, The Voice, and fruit machines that paid our real cash
• Stable Tour – Colin Boag takes a look round the stable power of Philip Hobbs
• The Festival Belonged To The Bookies – Simon Nott hears the fat lady sing after every favourite was floored on Gold Cup Day
• O’Brien Set To Bounce Back – Tony Keenan previews the new Flat season in Ireland
• Follow These Rules To Win On The Flat
• Picks From The Paddock – Andrew Ayres opens his notebook and lets us have a look inside
• Point To Point – Sir Mark’s Rustbucket Turns Heads Scrapper was expecting a Bentley, not a saloon, from racing’s leading Baronet
• Out In The Sticks – Jeremy Grayson starts his hunt for summer jumping prospects from smaller tracks
• Newmarket Report – Dave Youngman with his latest news from headquarters
• Yesterday’s Heroes – Graham Buddry looks at the wonderful career of Brown Lad
• All Weather – Ian Heitmann is on the fast track to success

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