Aintrene 2025: Trionphs Lossiemouth after the Hill Falls Constitution
The Constitution of Hill fell for the second time in succession when Star Mare Lossiemouth obtained the obstacle of Aintree, the first day of the Grand National meeting match.
The favorite trained to Nicky Henderson suffered a shock departure in the champion of the champion in Cheltenham last month.
He seemed that he was traveling well for Nico de Boinville today, turning home this time, even if he was trying to find the racing room.
But while De Boinville came out to launch his challenge, the Hill Constitution once again did the jump and hit the turf, leaving Lossiemouth and Wodhooh in the lead to the field.
Paul Towend then seized the initiative on Lossiemouth and the couple won for the length of two and three quarters.
It was the fourth victory of the first four races on the card of the day for the coach Willie Mullins with Towers who made the tour of three of the four winners.
