Racing: Money heads for Coome Hill

Thursday 13 February 1997 00:02 GMT

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Coome Hill was the horse to attract betting interest on the first day after publication of the Grand National weights. The Hennessy Gold Cup winner is now 14-1 co-favourite, from 16-1, with Ladbrokes for the Aintree chase, despite a warning from his trainer that his principal objective is the Gold Cup.

Also in demand were Lord Gyllene, now 14-1 from 16-1, Maamur (20-1 from 25-1) and Smith's Band (25-1 from 33-1).

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