SOME FAMOUS GAMBLES

• The very first winner Lottery (1839) was made 5/1 favourite following his earlier success in the Cheltenham Steeplechase.
• Another successful 19th century punt came in 1866 when owner/ trainer Edward Studd had £1,000 at 40/1 about Salamander. His £40,000 winnings would equate to nearly £3 million at today’s values.
• Manifesto hit the bookies hard on both occasions he won the Grand National, in 1897 and 1899. He was sent off 6/1 favourite for his first win when owned by heavy-gambling Irish solicitor Harry Dyas. He was 5/1 second favourite two years later when scoring for new owner John Bulteel. The 4/1 favourite was his half-sister Gentle Ida, who fell.
• A confident Vincent O’Brien told owner Joe ‘Mincemeat’ Griffin to have a good bet on Early Mist in the 1953 race. Griffin won £100,000 when his horse came in and he also owned the 1954 winner Royal Tan, trained by O’Brien too.
• Prolific gambler Terry Ramsden bet £50,000 eachway at 8/1 about Mr Snugfit in the 1986. The horse, who was also combined in doubles and trebles, returned a profit when coming fourth.
• Papillon’s success in 2000 for trainer Ted Walsh and his jockey son Ruby was a popular victory. Tipped by the Racing Post’s Pricewise column at 33/1 on the morning of the race, he was sent off at 10/1 by race time.
• Part-owner Mike Futter estimated his total winnings were £800,000 when Monty’s Pass scored in 2003. The five-person Dee Racing syndicate netted over £1 million on the winner, who started at 16/1 but had been backed down from 66/1 by his owners.

OUTSIDERS WINNING

The Grand National is one of the most famous horse racing events on the calendar. View here all national winners dating back to 1839! It has been held at Aintree Racecourse since the race’s inception in 1839. Music for All’s Bands of America Grand National Championships, presented by Yamaha, is America’s premiere national marching band event. First and foremost, Grand Nationals is an educational performance opportunity. Grand Nationals is also a spectacular music and pageantry event, one that band fans from across the nation and around the world. The Grand Champion title was developed and approved by the Delegate Body at the December 2009 meeting. This new title is an effort to provide our exhibitors with an additional venue to participate.

100/1 Mon Mome (2009), Foinavon (1967), Caughoo (1947), Gregalach (1929) and Tipperary Tim (1928).

66/1 Auroras Encore (2013), Ayala (1963), Russian Hero (1949), and Rubio (1908).

50/1 Last Suspect (1985), Anglo (1966), Sheila’s Cottage (1948) and Forbra (1932).

SHORTEST-PRICED WINNERS

• Poethlyn (1919) at 11/4
• Huntsman (1862) at 3/1
• Roquefort (1885) at 100/30

Grand National Weights

HIGHEST WINNING WEIGHT

12st 7lb carried by four winners to victory in the Grand National: Poethlyn (1919), Jerry M (1912), Manifesto (1899) and Cloister (1893).

This is a record that will not be broken as the top-weight was lowered to 12st in 1956, then went down to 11st 12lb in 2002 and to 11st 10lb in 2009.

Since Poethlyn, only four horses have triumphed with 12st or more – Red Rum (12st in 1974), Reynoldstown (12st 2lb in 1936), Golden Miller (12st 2lb in 1934) and Sprig (12st 4lb in 1927).

LOWEST WINNING WEIGHT

9st 6lb by Freetrader in 1856.
The minimum weight now is 10st, regardless whether a horse’s rating merits less (termed “racing from out of the handicap”).
The race’s popularity in recent years has seen few entries from out of the handicap make the final field.

SPECIAL DISCRETION

The Randox Health Grand National is the only race where the official handicapper specially frames the weights, often taking into account past Aintree form.
The weights are announced at a launch in February and do not change afterwards as there are no penalties for success after that time. British Horseracing Authority Head of Handicapping Phil Smith has framed the weights since 1999. Smith has encouraged the best horses to take part by compressing the weights at the top of the handicap since 2001 – giving them a more lenient mark than their official rating, mainly because of the race’s long distance.
He was rewarded with the closest finish in Grand National history in 2012 when Neptune Collonges defied 11st 6lb to beat Sunyhillboy by a nose, while Many Clouds, the 2015 Grand National winner, carried 11st 9lb, the highest victorious weight since Red Rum’s 12st in 1974.

WEIGHTS CARRIED BY LAST 20 WINNERS

11ST 9LB Many Clouds (2015)
11ST 6LB Neptune Collonges (2012)
11ST 5LB Don’t Push It (2010)
11ST 1LB Hedgehunter (2005)
11ST 0LB Mon Mome (2009), Ballabriggs (2011)
10ST 12LB Papillon (2000)
10ST 11LB Red Marauder (2001)
10ST 10LB Amberleigh House (2004)
10ST 9LB Comply Or Die (2008)
10ST 8LB Numbersixvalverde (2006), Monty’s Pass (2003)
10ST 7LB Rule The World (2016)
10ST 6LB Silver Birch (2007), Pineau De Re (2014)
10ST 5LB Earth Summit (1998)
10ST 4LB Bindaree (2002)
10ST 3LB Auroras Encore (2013)
10ST 0LB Lord Gyllene (1997), Bobbyjo (1999)

SMALLEST NUMBER OF FINISHERS

Two, in 1928 when 42 started, with Tipperary Tim beating the remounted Billy Barton by a distance. Three finished in both 1913 and 1951. The remounting of horses was banned in all races by the British Horseracing Authority in November, 2009.

MOST FINISHERS

23 in 1984, from 40 starters. There were 22 finishers in 1963, 1987 and 1992.

MOST RUNNERS

66 in 1929, while 57 lined up in 1947. The maximum field size is now 40.

LEAST RUNNERS

10 in 1883

Grand National Greys

Grey WINNERS

Three different grey horses have won the Grand National four times:

• The Lamb (1868 and 1871),
• Nicolaus Silver (1961) and
• Neptune Collonges (2012).

Greys that PLACED RECENTLY

• 1997 Suny Bay (2nd)
• 1998 Suny Bay (2nd)
• 2002 What’s Up Boys (2nd)
• 2002 Kingsmark (4th)
• 2008 King Johns Castle (2nd)

WINNERS (13)

Charity (1841), Miss Mowbray (1852), Anatis (1860), Jealousy (1861), Emblem (1863), Emblematic (1864), Casse Tete (1872), Empress (1880), Zoedone (1883), Frigate (1889), Shannon Lass (1902), Sheila’s Cottage (1948) and Nickel Coin (1951).

PLACED SINCE 1951

Gentle Moya (2nd 1956), Tiberetta (3rd 1957, 2nd 1958 & 4th 1959), Miss Hunter (3rd 1970), Eyecatcher (3rd 1976 and 1977), Auntie Dot (3rd 1991), Ebony Jane (4th 1994) and Dubacilla (4th 1995).

Grand National Lengths

The Grand National race is 4 miles, 2 ½ furlongs.

SHORTEST WINNING DISTANCE

Neptune Collonges by a nose from Sunnyhillboy in 2012.

FURTHEST WINNING DISTANCE

A distance – Cloister (1893), Covertcoat (1913), Shaun Splash (1921), Tipperary Tim (1928), Mr What (1958) and Red Marauder (2001).

Grand National Running Times

FASTEST Grand National Time

Mr Frisk (1990) 8m 47.8s.

SLOWEST Grand National Time

Lottery (1839) 14m 53s.

MOST COMMON WINNING AGE

Nine-year-olds have won 45 of the 169 runnings of the Grand National where the winner’s age was recorded. The best recent record is by 11-year-olds, accounting for three of the last five winners – Neptune Collonges (2012), Auroras Encore (2013) and Pineau De Re (2014).

OLDEST WINNER

Peter Simple (1853), aged 15.

YOUNGEST WINNER

Alcibiade (1865), Regal (1876), Austerlitz (1877), Empress (1880) and Lutteur III (1909) were all aged five. Since 2012, only seven-yearolds and upwards can take part.

WINNING AGES IN THE LAST 30 RUNNINGS

• 8-Y-O (3 winners) Party Politics (1992), Bindaree (2002) and Many Clouds (2015).
• 9-Y-O (9 winners) West Tip (1986), Rhyme ‘N’ Reason (1988), Lord Gyllene (1997), Bobbyjo (1999), Papillon (2000), Hedgehunter (2005), Comply Or Die (2008), Mon Mome (2009) and Rule The World (2016).
• 10-Y-O (7 winners) Rough Quest (1996), Earth Summit (1998), Monty’s Pass (2003), Numbersixvalverde (2006), Silver Birch (2007), Don’t Push It (2010) and Ballabriggs (2011).
• 11-Y-O (8 winners) Maori Venture (1987), Mr Frisk (1990), Seagram (1991), Miinnehoma (1994), Red Marauder (2001), Neptune Collonges (2012), Auroras Encore (2013) and Pineau De Re (2014).
• 12-Y-O (3 winners) Little Polveir (1989), Royal Athlete (1995) and Amberleigh House (2004).

The BBC Grand National 1977 - Red Rum makes history

The Grand National is a National Hunt horse race held annually at Aintree Racecourse,near Liverpool, England.

First run in 1839, it is a handicap steeplechase over an official distance of about 4 miles and 2½ furlongs, (or accurately 4 miles 514 yards (6.907 km)), with horses jumping 30 fences over two laps.

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Related Questions

How many horses died Grand National 2018?

The bad news is that three horses died at Aintree this year, and reportedly a total of just over 200 horses lost their lives in British races in 2018.

How many horses died in the Grand National 2017?

Since the year 2000, there have been eleven Grand National deaths. But in general, deaths in horse racing are still fairly rare. On average, one horse dies for every 250 races run. Having said that, the figures for the Grand National are a lot worse.

How many horses died in the Grand National 2018?

The Grand National 2019 was another dramatic race that saw Tiger Roll become the first horse in 45 years to get back-to-back wins. The bad news is that three horses died at Aintree this year, and reportedly a total of just over 200 horses lost their lives in British races in 2018.

How many horses died at the Grand National?

During the 1970s and 1980s the Grand National saw a total of 12 horses die (half of which were at Becher's Brook); in the next 20-year period from 1990 to 2010, when modifications to the course were most significant, there were 17 equine fatalities.

How many horses died Grand National?

Modern steeplechase races have an average of just over 4 equine fatalities for every 1,000 horses taking part, according to the British Horseracing Authority. However, the Grand National, a popular steeplechase held annually in England, yielded 7 fatalities out of 439 horses taking part between 2000 and 2010.

Which horses died in the Grand National 2019?

Grand National 2019: Aintree and BHA to review deaths of three horses. Aintree and the British Horseracing Authority will review the deaths of three horses during the three-day Grand National meeting. Up for Review suffered a fatal injury in the National on Saturday after it was brought down at the first fence.

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Even more exciting is the task force has acknowledged that in the case of the non-rabies core vaccines, immunity lasts at least 5 years for distemper and parvo, and at least 7 years for adenovirus. Hopefully these new guidelines will help more dog owners understand the long-lasting effect of those puppy shots!

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The Rent movie ran two hours and fifteen minutes, but it was an edited down version taking advantage of the magic of film to clean up sections that usually run longer. Most stage adaptations run up to 30 minutes more. Based on Puccini's La Bohème, theater productions typically run in the 2 hours and 45-minute range.

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How long does the romantic stage last?

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How long does scabies last?

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How long does Dramamine last?

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A package of Freshpet will last 6 months, if unopened, in the fridge.

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After the severe symptoms lessen, most patients make a slow, but full recovery over the next several weeks (approximately three weeks). However, some patients can experience balance and dizziness problems that can last for several months.

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While the signs can be severe for 48 to 72 hours, those with old dog vestibular syndrome often improve gradually over the next few days to weeks.

How long does puppy breath last?

No, unfortunately, there is no way to prolong puppy breath. Puppy breath lasts only until the puppy matures. Most puppies can be considered to be mature at one year of age.

How long does a blood transfusion last?

Fast facts on the effects of blood transfusions: In many cases, a person will feel positive effects of a blood transfusion immediately. A blood transfusion typically takes 1-4 hours, depending on the reason for the procedure. The benefits of a transfusion may last for up to 2 weeks but vary depending on circumstances.

How long does a dog chip last?

It is designed with an operating life of over 20 years and is guaranteed for the life of the animal. Once injected, the microchip is anchored in place as a thin layer of connective tissue forms around it. The chip requires no care. It does not pass through or out of the body.

How long does bully stick last?

Bully Sticks can last for up to two years or more from when they are produced and are known to be a very hardy product. Our bully stick stock rotates extremely quickly, and we ensure that every stick we ship will have at least a 1.5 year remaining shelf life upon receipt.

How long does eczema flare up last?

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There are times when the condition gets worse (called flare-ups). Flare-ups are followed by times when the skin will heal. During these times, there may be no signs of atopic dermatitis (called remission). Remission can last for weeks, months, or even years.

How long does chain link fence last?

When uncoated, the steel can rust over time, but coating it with vinyl helps prevent that. However, it doesn't significantly increase the fence's lifespan, but it keeps the fence looking nicer. Whether coated or uncoated, chain link typically lasts between 15 and 20 years.

How long does dehydrated dog food last?

Dehydrated dog food, dependent on the brand and product line, typically has a shelf life ranging from 12 months to 2 years. It is important to verify by brand how long their food can stay on your shelf and still be safe for your pup.

How long does Boxing Day last?

Boxing Week. Boxing Week is a period of six days or more that starts with Boxing Day on December 26 and ends with New Year's Eve on December 31. The term was invented by the retail industry around the mid-2000s as an attempt to extend their Boxing Day sales through much of the Christmas season.

How long does a tick bite last?

- Only 2% of tick bites result in Lyme disease. - Tick bite reactions are small, less than 1-2” in size. - Surrounding redness does not expand when observed over 24-48 hrs. - Reaction at site of tick bite can last days, even weeks.

How long does nesting last in dogs?

Some dogs will start what they call 'pre-denning' behavior about 3 weeks prior to delivery. Some will do more true 'nesting' within 24 to 48 hours but it really varies with each dog.

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How long does Cinnamon Toast Crunch last?

Properly stored, an opened package of cereal will generally stay at best quality for about 2 to 3 months at room temperature.

How long does dog pee smell last?

Left untreated, urine takes up to five years to off-gas on it's own. The oxidizers do this work within hours, not years,” Hatch said. The technicians leave the solution on the carpet to work for 24 hours, after which time the urine, bacteria and any odor will be gone.

How long does Hep A vaccine last?

Yes, It is not known for how long protection from one hepatitis A vaccine dose lasts, but it has been shown to last for at least 10 years (33). One dose of single-antigen hepatitis A vaccine administered at any time before International travel can provide adequate protection for most healthy persons.

How long does 5mg of melatonin last?

The effects of melatonin last according to the dosage. A dosage of 0.5 mg will last only an hour while a 10 mg dosage will last more than seven hours. It all depends on how severe your condition.

How long does catnip last in toys?

Usually these sessions last about 10 minutes, after which your cat loses interest. It may take as long as two hours for him to 'reset' and become susceptible to catnip again.

How long does black stool last?

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Official Answer. Dark colored / black stools are a common side effect and can last for several days after you stop taking Pepto-Bismol. This is not a serious side effect. Give it a few more days and it should disappear.

How long does cluster feeding last?

Most babies start to cluster feed less by 6-8 weeks and most have outgrown it by 3-4 months. They may still cluster feed occasionally when going through a growth spurt but it's nothing like those early weeks.

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How long does a dog's scent last?

In truth they are all right and they are all wrong because viable scent is different from dog to dog. Some dogs will be able to detect and follow scent months after the original trail was laid while other dogs may not be able to detect the scent trail after 24 hours.