2025 Aintree Hurdle Betting Odds at Aintree racecourse

Thursday, 03 April 2025

Punters attending Day One of the Aintree Grand National meeting are in for a treat when it comes to the William Hill Aintree Hurdle. Constitution Hill could delight favourite backers in this race, although the horse fell at Cheltenham and it will be interesting to see if that has any effect. He will also be up against a couple of talented mares in this race.

Lossiemouth was the stunning champion in the Mares’ Hurdle at the Festival and she could be an each-way bet to nothing in this encounter over two miles and four furlongs. The Willie Mullins-trained charge is one of two talented mares in the race, with Brighterdaysahead bidding to put in a solid showing, with Wodhooh looking to step up in class.

Constitution Hill
Constitution Hill
1.73
Constitution Hill
Constitution Hill
Best Odds1.73
All Odds8/118/11
Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth
2.63
Lossiemouth
Lossiemouth
Best Odds2.63
All Odds13/83/2
Wodhooh
Wodhooh
9.00
Wodhooh
Wodhooh
Best Odds9.00
All Odds8/17/1
Take No Chances
Take No Chances
51.00
Take No Chances
Take No Chances
Best Odds51.00
All Odds50/140/1
Salver
Salver
51.00
Salver
Salver
Best Odds51.00
All Odds50/140/1
Tellherthename
Tellherthename
101.00
Tellherthename
Tellherthename
Best Odds101.00
All Odds100/1100/1
Break My Soul
Break My Soul
126.00
Break My Soul
Break My Soul
Best Odds126.00
All Odds125/180/1

2025 Aintree Hurdle Tips

Constitution Hill is a legendary horse and the eight-year-old is the firm favourite to win the Aintree Hurdle, although this distance is four furlongs further than the Champion Hurdle. Last month, Nicky Henderson’s charge was a surprise faller in the race, although the trainer reported no ill-effects and the superstar will now line up in this encounter.

The horse was a comfortable three-length winner two years ago in this race, with the runner then landing a Boxing Day victory at Kempton before an absence of a year. Since then, there have been wins at Kempton and Cheltenham before the odds-on favourite stumbled in the recent Champion Hurdle but he’s still regarded as the horse to beat.

Lossiemouth could be able to lower the colours of the champ, especially as Willie Mullins’ charge will be in receipt of a mares’ allowance, with the six-year-old having been an impressive winner of the Mares’ Hurdle. The horse was able to land a triumph by seven and a half lengths, with that coming after falling in the Irish Champion Hurdle.

There was only two and a half lengths separating the two horses in the Christmas Hurdle on Boxing Day and that was over two miles. We should also throw Brighterdaysahead into the equation, with the runner slightly disappointing when finishing fourth in the Champion Hurdle, while Wodhooh comes into the encounter after a string of victories.


2024 Aintree Hurdle Tips

Bob Olinger could set the benchmark for the Aintree Hurdle and there is plenty to recommend him. The nine-year-old ran a game race when finishing second behind State Man at the Dublin Racing Festival, with the horse previously securing a victory at Cheltenham on New Year’s Day.

The season began with a victory at Navan where the horse fended off four other rivals when claiming a one-length triumph in the Railway Bar Lismullen Hurdle. Beating Zanahiyr on soft to heavy ground was a decent achievement, with the horse then scoring a seven-length win in the Relkeel Hurdle over two miles, four and a half furlongs.

Irish Point lined up in the recent Champion Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival and the horse finished just over a length behind red-hot favourite State Man. The Gordon Elliott-trained charge was previously able to score at Down Royal and Leopardstown, with the former triumph seeing the charge oblige ahead of Magical Zoe.

At Leopardstown over the festive season, with the horse able to impress when winning by eleven lengths when fending off Asterion Forlonge. The even money favourite is definitely a strong contender based on that Champion Hurdle performance and there is also a shout for Lossiemouth who could benefit from the mares’ allowance in this race.


Aintree Hurdle 2023 Tips

Constitution Hill was a predictably comfortable winner when obliging in the 2023 Champion Hurdle, with the six-year-old claiming a nine-length victory and he is trading at a similar price to claim an Aintree Hurdle win on Day 1 of the Grand National meeting. Nicky Henderson’s charge is likely to be included in many horse racing accumulators.

There will be the opportunity to have a bet on Constitution Hill to win by a specific distance and some of the previous margins have been quite significant. Back on Boxing Day, the horse was able to claim a Kempton Park victory by seventeen lengths and it was quite telling that the horse who finished second that day was Epatante.

Epatante is the second favourite for this race and the former Champion Hurdler might be prepared to run into second place, with Nicky Henderson’s runner having disappointed in the recent Mares’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival. Finishing 21 lengths behind Honeysuckle was hardly an ideal prep race.

On that basis, it could be worth considering a bet on Zanahiyr or even Knappers Hill when it comes to “without the favourite” betting. I Like To Move It and Pied Piper could be the other horses who are capable of running into a place, with the bookmakers prepared to offer some interesting straight forecast prices.