2022 Liverpool Hurdle Odds - Flooring Porter fancied to complete Cheltenham & Aintree double

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Wed 06 Apr 2022 14:18

Jon Vine 06 Apr 2022

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Latest odds and betting for the 2022 Liverpool Hurdle
This Grade One will take place on day three of the Grand National meeting at Aintree on April 9th
Flooring Porter is the 7/4 favourite with William Hill
Thyme Hill, Champ and Sire Du Berlais also feature in the betting

Danny Mullins and Flooring Porter win the Paddy Power Stayers' Hurdle on day three of the Cheltenham Festival. (Getty)

The only Grade One race to take place on Grand National day at Aintree is the Liverpool Hurdle. Many of the sport's greatest staying hurdlers have won this three-mile contest, including Lanzarote, Monet's Garden and four-time winner, Big Buck's.

Let's take a look through the latest Liverpool Hurdle betting and run through the headline entries.

2022 Liverpool Hurdle Odds

Name	Odds
Flooring Porter	7/4
Thyme Hill	11/4
Champ	7/2
Sire Du Berlais	9/1
Ashdale Bob	10/1
Thedevilscoachman	10/1
Bar	16/1

*Odds taken on 5/4/22*

2022 Liverpool Hurdle Entries

Flooring Porter2022 Liverpool Hurdle FavouriteGET 7/4 HERE

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Flooring Porter became the first horse since the great Big Buck's to successfully defend his Stayers' Hurdle crown at the Cheltenham Festival last month. With Punchestown off the table, Gavin Cromwell's star will make his first appearance at Aintree on Saturday and Flooring Porter tops the betting with William Hill.

Last year's Liverpool Hurdle winner, Thyme Hill stayed on gamely to finish second behind Flooring Porter at Cheltenham and he'll have another crack at the winner this weekend. As will Champ, who could only fourth at Cheltenham last month.

Sire Du Berlais was hampered early as he attempted to win his third Pertemps Final at Cheltenham and could step back up into Grade One company at Aintree. As could Ashdale Bob, who placed third in the Coral Cup after trying to make all.

Thedevilscoachman could step up to three miles for the first time at the Grand National Festival. Thomas Darby placed third behind Thyme Hill here last year and skipped Cheltenham in favour of a return to Aintree.

Other possible runners include David Christie's ten-year-old Koshari, Dan Skelton's mare Molly Ollys Wishes and Patrick Griffin's outsider, Roi Mage.