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Hi Goca

I also use Addey's method, The first aspect is the Moon at approx 1.8 degrees, but it is also worth noting, that the Moon is at a 45 degree angle to the Sun.
And the Moon is in (1st Decan Neptune) semi square to Sun 17 degrees Aries (2 decan The Sun)

But still yet to decide!!

Thanks GB, I shall go for Cloudy Lane and Lost Glory 2 50-1 shots :)
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Interesting that Spiculum, fixed star associated with blindness, is at 01:01 Cap conj, campanus 5th before the moon sextile. Becauseicouldntsee !

By Bonatti, we have jupiter hour with jup in 10th, same as Irish Grand National, so again not a favourite and probably an English horse or one that's "known" in this race ie has run before.
Mercury prevalent again as AC ruler so some sort of duality....

What a Friend and Harry the Viking both have the same owner. Moon is in the terms of venus, which is in aries, to give red circles on the sleeves. The latter has lower odds but the name doesn't really fit, while the former name fits moon in pisces ruling 11th as Goca has said.

With the moon, I would be expecting some sort of female influence. There are no mares in the race so I'd be expecting a female trainer or jockey, or owner. Venus William's horse Pentiffic is on reserve. Good colours again but the name doesn't fit? Ms K Walsh looks like the only female jockey on Seabass and was 3rd last year.
Mr Moonshine has a female trainer who has a 2nd horse in the race but the colours aren't good.

Looking at the venus/mars conjunction Join Together is the obvious choice.

Each ways on What a Friend and Becauseicouldntsee and Seabass.

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I've been sulking but I'm over it now! :)

If you look at the chart as whole, not using Addey method, Jupiter at the top of chart, moon in a dual sign... maybe there is an argument for Aurora's Encore. Well, obviously, since it was the winner!
I think it was stripes? Don't have the colours any more.

o well, always next year!