THE most famous horse race in the world is appearing fast on the horizon. For the sport’s top chasers, it is all about the Grand National. Read on for all you need to know on the 2021 showpiece at Aintree – and how to get £40 in free bets. When is the 2021 Grand National? […]
THE most famous horse race in the world is appearing fast on the horizon.
For the sport’s top chasers, it is all about the Grand National.
Read on for all you need to know on the 2021 showpiece at Aintree – and how to get £40 in free bets.
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The Grand National will take place on Saturday, April 10.
The race is part of the Randox Grand National Festival, which starts on Thursday, April 8.
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There are nine Grade 1 races across all three days, culminating in the big one, which is at 5.15pm on the Saturday.
More than 500 million people tune in to watch the race every year.
Check out SunSport’s dedicated free bets page here.
You can bag yourself £140 in free bets for the Grand National too.
This will be updated with fresh offers nearer the day of the race.
The field is not finalised yet but here are some of the horses at the top of the betting.
Two-time winner Tiger Roll will not run in the National, but will be at Aintree. The final field of 40 is announced the week of the race.
Odds correct at time of writing and subject to change.
Cloth Cap 7-2
Burrows Saint 8-1
Any Second Now 10-1
Kimberlite Candy 11-1
Minella Times, Secret Reprieve 12-1
Discorama 16-1
Magic of Light, The Storyteller, Potters Corner 20-1
Bristol De Mai, Anibale Fly, Milan Native, Lord Du Mesnil, Acapella Bourgeois 25-1
Mister Malarky, Brahma Bull, Balko Des Flos, Farclas, Double Shuffle, Class Conti, Canelo, Lake View Lad, Yala Enki 33-1
Shattered Love, Le Breuil, Definitly Red, Run Wild Fred, Beau Bay, OK Corral, Shantou Flyer, Blaklion, Some Neck, Chris’s Dream, The Long Mile, Vieux Lion Rouge, The Jam Man, Takingrisks 40-1
Give Me A Copper, Ballyoptic, Pym, Musical SLave, Cabaret Queen, Deise Aba, Alpha Des Obeaux, Fingerontheswitch, Hold The Note, Beware The Bear, Hogans Height, Talkischeap 50-1
Crievehill, Fagan, Prime Venture, Roaring Bull, Golan Fortune, Minellacelebration, Kauto Riko, Jett, Captain Drake, Another Venture, Plan Of Attack, Ami Desbois, Treacysenniscorthy, Tout Est Permis, Valtor, Dounikos 66-1
Soupy Soups, Sub Lieutenant, Hear No Evil, Aforementioned, Flying Angel, Monbeg Notorious, The Hollow Ginge 100-1
One to look out for at a big price could be JP McManus’ Canelo.
He is 33-1 and a renowned good jumper, though question marks remain over the trip.
Cloth Cap is the big favourite.
Templegate will be back with his tips before the race, so keep an eye out for that.
The racing will be on ITV 1.
However, you will be able to stream the event on a bookies’ website too, providing you have an account.
Becher’s Brook
This is the sixth and 22nd fence. It is infamous because the landing side is 10 inches lower than the take off side.
It was named after Captain Martin Becher, a jockey who fell off his horse there and hid in the brooke to avoid injury.
Foinavon
A smaller fence, this was named after the 100-1 shot who avoided a horror pile-up here before going onto win in 1967.
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