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Who will win the Grand National? Have a flutter on your pick here…

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    • Who will win the Grand National when the race gets underway today (10 April) at 5.15pm 2021? Here’s the full list of runners and riders…

    Who will win the Grand National? Here are the runners to pick from

    The following horses will line up for the Grand National. Currently 44 horses are declared to run, but only 40 are permitted to line up in the race.

    Horse: Cloth Cap | Jockey: Tom Scudamore | Place bet: 6/1
    Trainer: Jonjo O’Neill

    Burrows Saint| Jockey: Mr P W Mullins | Place bet: 10/1
    Willie Mullins

    Any Second Now |Jockey: Mark Walsh | Place bet: 11/1
    Henry de Bromhead

    Minella Times | Jockey: Rachael Blackmore | Place bet: 11/1
    Henry De Bromhead

    Mister Malarky | Jockey: Jonjo O’Neill Jr | Place bet: 16/1
    Colin Tizzard

    Takingrisks | Jockey: Sean Quinlan | Place bet: 16/1
    Nicky Richards

    Magic Of Light | Jockey: Robbie Power | Place bet: 20/1
    Jessica Harrington

    Kimberlite Candy | Jockey: Richie McLernon | Place bet: 20/1
    Nicky Henderson

    Discorama | Jockey: B J Cooper | Place bet: 22/1
    Paul Nolan

    Acapella Bourgeois | Jockey: Danny Mullins | Place bet: 25/1
    W. P. Mullins

    Potters Corner | Jockey: Jack Tudor | Place bet: 25/1
    Christian Williams

    Farclas | Jockey: Jack Kennedy | Place bet: 25/1
    Denise Foster

    Bristol De Mai | Jockey: Daryl Jacob | Place bet: 28/1
    Nigel Twiston-Davies

    What is the prize money for winning?

    The total prize pot for the 2021 Randox Grand National Handicap Chase is £750,000 and the winner takes home £375,000 making it the most valuable jumps race in Britain and Ireland.

    Recent winners

    2020: race cancelled due to Covid-19
    2019: Tiger Roll – read the race report
    2018: Tiger Roll – read the race report
    2017: One For Arthur – read the race report
    2016: Rule The World – read the race report
    2015: Many Clouds – read the race report
    2014: Pineau de Re – read the race report
    2013: Auroras Encore – read the race report
    2012: Neptune Collonges – read the race report

    Winning-most trainer, horse, jockey and owner

    There are currently four all-time leading Grand National trainers — each have won four renewals of the race. They are George Dockeray (Lottery, 1839; Jerry, 1840; Gaylad, 1842; Miss Mowbray, 1852), Fred Rimell (E.S.B., 1956; Nicolaus Silver, 1961; Gay Trip, 1970; Rag Trade, 1976) and Ginger McCain (Red Rum, 1973, 1974, 1977; Amberleigh House, 2004. The all-time most successful horse in the Grand National is Red Rum, who won it a total of four times. The top all-time Grand National jockey is George Stevens, who won a total of five times – (Freetrader, 1856; Emblem 1863; Emblematic, 1864; The Colonel, 1869, 1870). And there are four leading Grand National owners, who each have a total of three wins to their names — James Octavius Machell (Disturbance, 1873; Reugny, 1874; Regal, 1876), Noel Le Mare (Red Rum, 1973, 1974, 1977), Trevor Hemmings (Hedgehunter, 2005; Ballabriggs, 2011, Many Clouds, 2015) and Gigginstown House Stud (Rule The World, 2016; Tiger Roll, 2018, 2019).

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    Gemma Redrup
    Gemma Redrup

    H&H features, racing and point-to-point editor
    Gemma is an experienced journalist, having been part of the H&H team since 2014, who is passionate about all equestrian sports, including racing and point-to-pointing. She has enjoyed riding out for top trainers Nicky Henderson and Charlie Appleby and took part in a charity Flat race at in August 2018. Gemma’s reporting talents have taken her to numerous five-star events around Britain and Europe, as well as European championships.
    Gemma Redrup

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