4 To Win is Betway's free-to-play prediction game running throughout the Grand National Festival at Aintree. 

Simply guess the winner from four chosen races for your chance to win £10,000, with the jackpot rolling over every day the prize goes unclaimed.

After the cash was claimed on Thursday, here are Alan Alger's top tips for day two...

14.50 – BETWAY MILDMAY NOVICES' CHASE

TOP PICK: SNOW FALCON

Second choice: Elegant Escape

Terrefort didn’t exactly have his form franked by Cyrname on Thursday, but his connections are in great form.

Plenty of punters will speculate that he can go one better than in the JLT at the Cheltenham Festival, and he’s likely to go off as favourite for this race.

Black Corton was fifth in the RSA, but didn’t have the course as an excuse having won at Prestbury Park before.

Outside of that Cheltenham form, I’ll take a chance on Snow Falcon, who was third over the smaller obstacles at Aintree last year when running well behind Yanworth.

He has reasonable chase form and can make amends here after unseating his jockey last time out in Ireland.

15.25 - MELLING CHASE

TOP PICK: MIN

Second choice: Balko Des Flos

Only six runners to sort through here in what looks a match between the two market leaders.

We have to keep it simple and go with the favourite here.

Min was a superb second in the Betway Champion Chase to Altior, and has the class to take this step up in trip.

16.05 – TOPHAM HANDICAP CHASE

TOP PICK: BOUVREUIL

Second choice: Top Gamble

As we saw yesterday, there can be real thrills and spills over the National course, although this is a chance for the professional jockeys to take a look before tackling two laps in the big one on Saturday.

There hasn’t been a winning favourite of this race in the last decade, so we can look away from the market leaders.

A 50/1 shot, Ultragold, won this last season, and he lines up again at less than half that price.

Bouvreuil was very unlucky at Cheltenham after being brought down when going as well as any of them in the Grand Annual.

He can gain compensation here and step up on his effort when a well-beaten 10^th in this race last year. He’s older and wiser and this could be his time.

16.40 – SEFTON NOVICES' HURDLE

TOP PICK: COUNT MERIBEL

Second choice: Another Stowaway

This is another of the Aintree contests this week that looks a two-horse race on paper. But, as we saw on Thursday, it’s never that easy.

Santini’s third in the Albert Bartlett is decent form, but he’s a big horse and the slighter tighter track here could be a concern.

Ok Corral beat him last time out, but looks as though he will start this race behind him in the market.

We ignored both at Cheltenham to good effect when finding Kilbricken Storm and I fancy another outsider here.

Count Meribel can be forgiven for recent blips but was only a couple of lengths down on the aforementioned Kilbricken Storm earlier in the season.

With conditions more suitable than his last two outings, I think he can cause a shock here.

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