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BOYLE Sports has confirmed that significant support continues for Panic Attack ahead of Saturday’s Grand National at Aintree. Our audience gets
www.irishracing.comHere’s the latest on Panic Attack and the Grand National.
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Panic Attack was a leading contender for the Randox Grand National at Aintree 2026, with strong betting support and positive chatter ahead of the race. This narrative highlighted her as a potential first mare to win the National in 75 years.[1][3][5]
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In race action, Panic Attack suffered a fall at the third fence during the Grand National, ending her bid that day. Trainer Dan Skelton described it as an unlucky, old-fashioned National with lots of action early on.[2]
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Ahead of the race, analysts and connections suggested Panic Attack’s form had been solid, including a notable third in the Mrs Paddy Power Mares’ Chase at Cheltenham and subsequent confidence about distance and fitness for four miles plus.[3][6]
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Odds and previews throughout April indicated she remained a major market figure for Aintree glory, with bookmakers and racing outlets weighing her chances carefully, though expectations varied as the field consolidated.[4][8]
Illustration: Panic Attack’s Grand National campaign captured widespread attention, marked by high expectations, a dramatic race day, and a fall that redirected headlines.[1][2][3]
If you’d like, I can pull more precise post-race summaries or compile a quick table of her last five starts with official placings and official marks.