This year's Troytown Chase winner was in the picture until a mistake two out.
The Big Dog and his midlands owners, Colin and Damien Kelly, are still dreaming of running the Aintree Grand National after the 9 year old finished third in the Welsh National yesterday.
This year's Troytown Chase winner was in the picture until a mistake two out saw the Peter Fahy trained chaser beaten home by The Two Amigos in first and The Big Breakaway in second.
The win for The Two Amigos represented a cathartic comeback of sorts for the horse's trainer Nicky Martin who forgot to enter the horse in the Welsh National last year.
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