After victory at the Cheltenham Festival, Harry Redknapp-owned 10-year-old will head to Aintree for either the Grand National or the Topham Chase
Former Premier League manager Harry Redknapp's Cheltenham Festival hero Shakem Up'Arry will have a first crack at the Randox Grand National fences at Aintree Racecourse – but whether it is in the big one or the Randox Topham Handicap Chase 24 hours earlier is not yet known.
Shakem Up'Arry holds entries in both the Grand National and the Topham. But he is currently 56th on the list of entries for the world's greatest steeplechase and not guaranteed to get in the race. Especially now that the Aintree showpiece will have only 34 runners lining up on April 13 instead of the traditional 40 following the changes set to be implemented for this year's renewal.
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