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Partners doubling up to boost chances of claiming the crown

Edinburgh Evening News

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April 10, 2026

To have one leading contender for the Grand National is a dream for any trainer, so to have two heading for Aintree with a genuine chance of striking gold in the world's most famous steeplechase is the stuff of fantasy for Oliver Greenall and Josh Guerriero.

Partners doubling up to boost chances of claiming the crown

Although only in their fourth season as an official training partnership, Guerriero was previously assistant to Greenall and their paths first crossed during their riding days, with Guerriero notably beating Greenall into fourth place when winning the 2008 Fox Hunters' Chase over the National fences aboard Christy Beamish.

The duo prepared Iroko to finish fourth as the 13-2 favourite for the National a year ago and 12 months on he will be joined by fellow Cheltenham Festival-winning stablemate in Jagwar, who like Iroko carries the colours of three-time Grand National-winning owner JP McManus.

"I think this is our ninth season together and we'd never have expected to have two horses like Jagwar and Iroko, especially so early in our careers," said Guerriero, who along with Greenall trains a string of 85 horses out of their Cheshire yard.

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