Racing: Manager on National course

Wednesday 11 February 2004 01:00 GMT

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The Grand National contender Be My Manager is to have his final run before Aintree at Kempton on Friday.

The nine-year-old joined Martin Todhunter from Henrietta Knight in May and the trainer said: "He'd come from the best hotel around and was in really good shape. He's got into the National at the weight we were expecting. That's been his target since the day we bought him."

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