Bowen to lead charge of Rhino

OLIVER Greenall and Josh Guerriero have called on the services of champion jockey Sean Bowen, as they look to land another knockout blow in the Grand Sefton Handicap Chase with White Rhino.

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Riding at the peak of his powers, Bowen is over 70 clear of his nearest pursuer, his brother James, in this year's race for top spot in the jockeys’ standings and the locally-based training team have full faith his experience and prowess can come to the fore in Saturday’s feature at Aintree.

Greenall said: “Especially around the National course at Aintree, you need someone with experience and Sean is just so good.

“A lot of jockeys can need a ride (to get used to a horse), but he'll just get on White Rhino, get a feel for him down to the start and will have looked through the form and know the score totally. If Rhino is on top form he will definitely get the job done.