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Grand National horses from Scotland. Below are listed all the horses running in the Grand National that are trained in Scotland. You can also pick your horse by the colour the jockey wears, its star sign, or just take a lucky dip. Show Horses based on: Select. Horses That Have Won the Grand National More Than Once (Since 1839) The Grand National takes place at Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool ( ruth e / geograph.org.uk) Well, to answer the titular question of this article quite simply: yes, there are horses that have tasted victory in Aintree’s showpiece more than once.

The Aintree Grand National. With a prize fund of £1 million, the world’s greatest chase is the most valuable Jump race in the world and takes place over four miles, two furlongs and 74 yards and 30 fences at Aintree at 5.15pm on Saturday, April 4, day three of the Randox Health Grand National Festival. For safety reasons, the Grand National is always capped at 40 horses so between now and April 6th we are going to see 65 horses fall by the wayside. There are various declaration stages during February, March and April which also help whittle done the entries to the 40 Grand National Runners. The Scottish Grand National is a Grade 3 National Hunt steeplechase in Great Britain which is open to horses aged five years or older. It is run at Ayr, Scotland, over a distance of about 4 miles and during its running there are 27 fences to be jumped. It is a handicap race, and takes place each year in April. It is Scotland's equivalent of the Grand National, and is held during Ayr's two-day Scottish Grand National.

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Randox Grand National
Grade 3 Handicap,
Aintree 17:15
£750,000 total prize fund,
7yo plus, 4m 2f 74y, Class 1
Saturday 10th April 2021

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Tiger Roll will not bid for a third victory in the Randox Grand National at Aintree next month, owners Gigginstown House Stud have announced.

The Gordon Elliott-trained 11-year-old became the first horse since Red Rum in the 1970s to win back-to-back renewals of the world’s most famous steeplechase when striking gold in 2018 and 2019.

The coronavirus pandemic robbed connections of the chance to emulate Red Rum by claiming a third National success 12 months ago – and owner Michael O’Leary and his brother Eddie have warned on several occasions since that he would not line up in this year’s renewal if they felt he was unfairly treated by the handicapper.

Tiger Roll was given a mark of 166 when the weights were officially unveiled last month and ahead of the latest scratchings stage on Tuesday, Gigginstown confirmed he will not be running at Aintree due to what they feel is a “patently unfair” rating.

A spokesperson for the owners said in a statement: “When Tiger Roll won his second Grand National in April 2019 he ran off a rating of 159. He won by just two and a half lengths at the age of nine, having previously won the Boyne Hurdle in Navan and then won the 2019 Cheltenham cross-country race by 22 lengths.

“Two years later, the horse is now 11 years old. He was beaten by 17 lengths in last year’s Cheltenham cross-country and by 75 lengths in last month’s Boyne Hurdle, so his form over an extended two-year period suggests that he is clearly not as good as he was when he won the National in April 2019.

“Despite this pretty obvious decline, the handicapper has given him a mark of 166, which is 7lb higher than when he won his second Grand National in April 2019. We believe this is patently unfair, unjustified and does not reflect the horse’s age or his form over the past two seasons.

“We made clear that if Tiger Roll was rated ‘in the 150s’ (i.e where he was two years ago), which is what his form and age now warrants, he would be allowed to run in this year’s National and go for a historic three in a row.

“However, the handicapper has decided to rate him on his reputation rather than his form – which we fully accept is his prerogative – but we have a duty of care to Tiger, and so we will not ask him to carry an unfair weight burden, especially as he gets older and his form declines.

“We therefore regret to announce that Tiger Roll will be removed from the Grand National entries at Tuesday’s forfeit stage.

“We hope he will run next as planned in the cross-country race at Cheltenham, where we hope he will enjoy himself and run well. After that, we will consider his future well-being, which may involve retirement if his handicap mark is not adjusted to more fairly reflect his age and form over the past two seasons.

“We all look forward to this year’s Aintree Grand National, which we hope can now proceed without any further speculation over Tiger Roll’s participation.

“We fully respect the handicapper’s right to determine the Grand National weights as he so chooses, but we respectfully believe that he is mistaken in allocating an unfair and unwarranted weight to Tiger Roll.

“In these circumstances, as we previously advised, Tiger Roll will not run.”

Aintree clerk of the course Sulekha Varma is disappointed Tiger Roll will miss out and believes another possible hat-trick seeker will not been seen for some time.

She said: “It is a shame. It would have been fantastic to see the horse go and attempt to win the race three times. I think we may never get the chance again in our lifetimes, but he’s been a fabulous horse.

“I’m sorry we won’t see him at Aintree this year, but it’s for the owners and trainers to do what they feel is right for the horse.”

Varma feels the Grand National will still offer plenty of excitement, despite Tiger Roll’s absence.

“There are so many other stories. It has great horses and it’s fantastic we’re going to actually run the race this year, having lost it last year. That’s hugely exciting,” she added.

Elliott is currently not be permitted to have runners in Britain until the conclusion of an Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board investigation into an image on social media that showed him sitting on a dead horse on his gallops.

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Kimberlite Candy has twice finished runner-up over the Grand National fences in the Becher Chase (2019 and 2020) and has been allotted 10st 10lb. The JP McManus-owned nine year old could warm up for Aintree in the Listed Premier Chase at Kelso this Saturday (March 6).

Trainer Tom Lacey reported: “Kimberlite Candy seems in really good order and he’s entered at Kelso on Saturday in the Premier Chase. We’ll monitor the ground (before deciding whether to run him).

“He does have a good record fresh, but you mustn’t underestimate the need for match practice, so we’ll take stock and then make a decision in midweek whether to have a prep run or not.

“A host of recent winners have carried between 10-10 and 11-06, and he’s in that range, so statistically he’s got a chance. He’s the right age and has got proven form around there, so he goes there with a big chance.

“The Grand National was always the target from the moment he came back in from his summer break. We’ll be hoping for some April showers, but he’d manage on good to soft. He’s a much stronger animal than he was this time last year.

“I think he’s actually the finished article now whereas last year he was still improving – he hit the line very hard in the Classic Chase and I feel he’s strengthened up even more on the back of another summer.

“I hope he’s got a chance. In the Becher Chase this year he was a bit clumsy over the first, but thereafter his jumping was very accurate.”

Trainer Evan Williams has gone close to success in the Randox Grand National before, with Cappa Bleu taking the runner-up spot in 2013 and State Of Play finishing in the first four on three occasions.

This year he could be represented by Secret Reprieve (10st 1lb), who was last seen claiming the Welsh National at Chepstow on January 9th.

Williams said: “Secret Reprieve is good, and we’re happy with everything. I’ve sort of discussed the National with Mr and Mrs Rucker (owners), and we’re going to leave him in, but we wouldn’t want to fully commit to this race at this stage yet, because obviously the ground and how he is over the coming weeks will be a major factor in whether we decide to have a crack at the race. We’ll see how things develop.

“What we’d like to know is exactly how everything is going to look like come April - we wouldn’t like to start being bold because that would be unfair to the horse. His last run was in the Welsh National so we just want to make sure everything is spot on with him as regards to everything really – his wellbeing, the ground and everything else. We’re taking every week as it comes.

“He wouldn’t be in the race if we didn’t hope he would be the type of horse that wouldn’t be able to excel around there. With these horses like him, it’s always best to take every week as it comes but if he could bring his best form to the table then obviously it looks like there’d be plenty of positives.

“Because he’s very inexperienced or young – rather than being bold and saying ‘this will suit him and that will suit him’, we’d be far happier ticking away and letting him tell us if he’s right.

“We’ll talk about Cheltenham after this week, because he’s due to do a piece of work in the middle of the week and I imagine come the weekend Mr and Mrs Rucker and myself will have a good chat about Cheltenham around this time next week. So let’s deal with the Cheltenham question first and then the Aintree question after.”

Williams has another potential starter in Prime Venture (9st 10lb), although the trainer acknowledges that the nine year old is far from certain to make the line-up on April 10th.

He continued: “He’s a horse that I can say that if he got a run in the Grand National we’d be delighted to take our chance, because he’s the complete opposite to Secret Reprieve.

“He’s proven in those long distance handicaps and has been placed in a Welsh Grand National and a Midlands Grand National and if he got a run we’d be delighted to have a crack at it. Our first preference with him, because he’s got less chance of getting in, would be the Midlands National at Uttoxeter.

“He’s a funny old devil! We’ve kept him fresh especially (in case he was to sneak into the Grand National) and I can say that Aintree would be right up his agenda. Those fences could spark him right up and he could still be going when other boys have had enough.

“He would relish the fences. He would be a big price, but I could see that fella relishing the job. If he gets in, he’ll be running in the Grand National.”

Betway PR Manager, Chad Yeomans, said: “The big talking point is that Tiger Roll will not be taking his chance in the Grand National this year, so a new Grand National hero will be crowned. It’s been a popular market since the launch of the weights a few weeks ago, with both Cloth Cap and Burrows Saint being supported into 12-1 joint-favourites.

“JP McManus looks to have a very strong hand again this year and both Kimberlite Candy, who has been crying out for the Grand National trip, and Any Second Now for trainer Grand National winning trainer Ted Walsh, have both been popular with the Betway punters and have been backed into 14-1 and 16-1 respectively.”

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Grade 3, £750,000 Total Prize Fund.
7yo plus, 4m 2f 74y, Class 1
90 remaining entries
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How Many Horses Ran In The Grand National 2019

1 1111-4 Easysland 7 11-10 D Cottin
2 12-253 Santini 9 11-10 Nicky Henderson
3 229-12 Bristol De Mai 10 11-10 Nigel Twiston-Davies
4 121122 The Storyteller 10 11-8 Gordon Elliott
5 110-25 Chris's Dream 9 11-7 Henry De Bromhead
6 -2F314 Yala Enki 11 11-3 Paul Nicholls
7 1-P067 Ballyoptic 11 11-1 Nigel Twiston-Davies
8 421-8F Definitly Red 12 11-1 Brian Ellison
9 533-15 Lake View Lad 11 11-0 N W Alexander
10 31-262 Burrows Saint 8 10-13 W P Mullins
11 112112 Ajas 7 10-13 D Cottin
12 18-412 Magic Of Light 10 10-13 Mrs John Harrington
13 61-251 Acapella Bourgeois 11 10-12 W P Mullins
14 /3P-30 Talkischeap 9 10-12 Alan King
15 2359P4 Tout Est Permis 8 10-12 Noel Meade
16 9883-5 Anibale Fly 11 10-12 A J Martin
17 -6U173 Mister Malarky 8 10-12 Colin Tizzard
18 P/21-2 Kimberlite Candy 9 10-10 Tom Lacey
19 /48-57 Beware The Bear 11 10-10 Nicky Henderson
20 1PP-15 Pym 8 10-10 Nicky Henderson
21 4762-5 Bellshill 11 10-10 Sandy Thomson
22 31-99P Any Second Now 9 10-9 T M Walsh
23 4-4764 Balko Des Flos 10 10-9 Henry De Bromhead
24 -595PP Alpha Des Obeaux 11 10-9 Gordon Elliott
25 61-2UP Brahma Bull 10 10-8 W P Mullins
26 P/091- OK Corral 11 10-8 Nicky Henderson
27 F2-32P Articulum 11 10-7 Terence O'Brien
28 65-P41 Takingrisks 12 10-7 Nicky Richards
29 6-3102 Shattered Love 10 10-7 Gordon Elliott
30 4-P78P Jett 10 10-7 Mrs John Harrington
31 9-P160 The Jam Man 8 10-7 Ronan M P McNally
32 2-4991 Lord Du Mesnil 8 10-6 Richard Hobson
33 11-37P Potters Corner 11 10-6 Christian Williams
34 F2-P03 Class Conti 9 10-6 W P Mullins
35 1-12P0 Milan Native 8 10-6 Gordon Elliott
36 833-25 Discorama 8 10-6 Paul Nolan
37 97-510 Vieux Lion Rouge 12 10-5 David Pipe
38 328-31 Cloth Cap 9 10-5 Jonjo O'Neill
39 -31238 Cabaret Queen 9 10-5 W P Mullins
40 -11UU7 Minellacelebration 11 10-5 Katy Price
41 /3-F74 Glen Forsa 9 10-4 Mick Channon
42 -01214 Canelo 8 10-4 Alan King
43 1-F103 The Long Mile 7 10-4 J P Dempsey
44 /17-2P Give Me A Copper 11 10-4 Paul Nicholls
45 /715-P Hogan's Height 10 10-3 Jamie Snowden
46 20-122 Minella Times 8 10-3 Henry De Bromhead
47 11-534 Farclas 7 10-3 Gordon Elliott
48 232-14 Agusta Gold 8 10-3 1 W P Mullins
49 4-0244 Sub Lieutenant 12 10-3 Georgie Howell
50 7-9316 Double Shuffle 11 10-2 Tom George
51 62P-22 Ami Desbois 11 10-2 Graeme McPherson
52 /9-R4P Gold Present 11 10-2 Nicky Henderson
53 -44533 Keeper Hill 10 10-2 Warren Greatrex
54 085/07 Blaklion 12 10-2 Dan Skelton
55 402-76 Death Duty 10 10-1 Gordon Elliott
56 22-F11 Secret Reprieve 7 10-1 Evan Williams
57 F-6310 Some Neck 10 10-1 John C McConnell
58 15-PP1 Deise Aba 8 9-13 Philip Hobbs
59 /03-3P Jerrysback 9 9-13 Philip Hobbs
60 2520-4 Kauto Riko 10 9-13 Tom Gretton
61 52/P04 Saturnas 10 9-13 W P Mullins
62 -7311P Storm Control 8 9-13 Kerry Lee
63 70-631 Fagan 11 9-13 Alex Hales
64 32-068 Valtor 12 9-13 Nicky Henderson
65 431434 Golan Fortune 9 9-13 Phil Middleton
66 2-1P54 Captain Drake 8 9-11 Harry Fry
67 345522 Run Wild Fred 7 9-11 Gordon Elliott
68 P-U4UP The Hollow Ginge 8 9-11 Nigel Twiston-Davies
69 9-8064 Crievehill 9 9-11 Nigel Twiston-Davies
70 263-1F Another Venture 10 9-11 Kim Bailey
71 6-5070 Fitzhenry 9 9-10 Paul Nolan
72 F2P-15 Prime Venture 10 9-10 Evan Williams
73 0-4334 Le Breuil 9 9-10 Ben Pauling
74 9-P45P Flying Angel 10 9-10 Nigel Twiston-Davies
75 1/2-22 Achille 11 9-9 Venetia Williams
76 -44352 Hold The Note 7 9-9 Mick Channon
77 34-PP8 Plan Of Attack 8 9-9 Henry De Bromhead
78 P2P0P9 Roaring Bull 8 9-9 Gordon Elliott
79 5P-0P5 Dounikos 10 9-9 Gordon Elliott
80 -04010 Treacysenniscorthy 9 9-8 Robert Widger
81 32-5U3 Musical Slave 8 9-8 Philip Hobbs
82 -561P0 Soupy Soups 10 9-8 Neil Mulholland
83 -51F61 Beau Bay 10 9-7 Dr Richard Newland
84 603611 Hear No Evil 9 9-7 Noel C Kelly
85 113-42 Shantou Flyer 11 9-7 Paul Nicholls
86 71-PP4 Monbeg Notorious 10 9-6 Gordon Elliott
87 511P0P Aforementioned 8 9-5 Gordon Elliott
88 2P-498 Fingerontheswitch 11 9-3 Neil Mulholland
89 1F-PPP One Style 11 9-3 Venetia Williams
90 35/5-2 Bellow Mome 10 9-2 W P Mullins