Gavin Cromwell has enjoyed a stellar season at home and abroad and the Irishman believes that a ‘pacey horse’ is now what is needed to win the Grand National at Aintree. Cromwell won the Cheltenham Gold Cup in March with Inothewayurthinkin but he opted against running the well-handicapped JP McManus contender in the Merseyside marathon, preferring instead to remain patient and focused on what can be achieved next season and beyond. None of his three fancied contenders was able to land a blow in the National this time, as Nick Rockett won for Willie and Patrick Mullins. Cromwell believes the alterations to the Aintree showpiece now mean a different type of horse is needed. Early pace is now frantic Changes […]