Grand National runners, riders, odds and full horse list for 2024 race
The complete list of runners and riders for the 2024 Grand National is slowly being pared down as the biggest day in the British horse racing calendar edges ever closer.
The Grand National will take place at Aintree on April 13 with a field of 34 set to run the 4m 2f race, reduced from last year’s total of 40 in an attempt to make the contest safer for horses and riders.
There are currently 55 horses declared for the iconic race, after 22 were taken out last week and a further three have been scratched since, but this will be reduced to 50 on Monday 8 April and then the final 34 will be announced on Thursday 11 April – two days before the race itself. The likes of Asterion Forlonge, James Du Berlais and Threeunderthrufive are among the horses to already withdraw, while Hewick – who had been allocated top weight for the race – is now set to run in the Aintree Bowl instead.
Last year’s winner Corach Rambler currently tops the betting market, with odds around 4/1 for the Scottish-trained star to repeat the trick at Aintree this time around. I Am Maximus is currently Willie Mullins’s most-fancied shot, trading at 8/1, while 2023 Grand National runner-up Vanillier can be backed to go one better than that two-and-a-quarter-length defeat 12 months ago at 10/1 on betting sites.
Here are all the runners and riders for the race, while you can click here for betting odds and click here for our latest horse racing tips:
Grand National 2024 runners and riders
Here is the full list of horses still in contention to run in the 2024 Grand National as of 4 April, in alphabetical order. This field will be reduced to 50 horses on Monday 8 April and then again to the final field of 34 horses on Thursday 11 April.
- Adamantly Chosen
- Ain’t That A Shame
- Amirite
- Angels Dawn
- Annual Invictus
- Capodanno
- Cepage
- Chambard
- Chemical Energy
- Coko Beach
- Conflated
- Corach Rambler
- Delta Work
- Desertmore House
- Eklat De Rire
- Eldorado Allen
- Empire Steel
- Fakir D’Alene
- Famous Bridge
- Fantastic Lady
- Farouk D’Alene
- Foxy Jacks
- Frontal Assault
- Fury Road
- Galia Des Liteaux
- Galvin
- Glengouly
- Good Boy Bobby
- I Am Maximus
- Iron Bridge
- Janidil
- Kinondo Kwetu
- Kitty’s Light
- Latenightpass
- Limerick Lace
- Mac Tottie
- Mahler Mission
- Malina Girl
- Meetingofthewaters
- Minella Crooner
- Minella Indo
- Mr Incredible
- Nassalam
- Noble Yeats
- Ontheropes
- Panda Boy
- Roi Mage
- Run Wild Fred
- Shakem Up’Arry
- Stattler
- The Goffer
- Tommie Beau
- Tullybeg
- Vanillier
- Where It All Began
Grand National 2024 odds
Here are the latest Grand National odds for the horses still in contention to run the Grand National as of 4 April.
- Corach Rambler 5/1
- I Am Maximus 8/1
- Vanillier 10/1
- Kittys Light 14/1
- Panda Boy 14/1
- Meetingofthewaters 14/1
- Mahler Mission 16/1
- Mr Incredible 16/1
- Minella Indo 20/1
- Noble Yeats 20/1
- Nassalam 25/1
- Limerick Lace 25/1
- Capodanno 25/1
- Galvin 25/1
- Latenightpass 33/1
- Galia Des Liteaux 33/1
- Chemical Energy 33/1
- Delta Work 33/1
- Adamantly Chosen 40/1
- Stattler 40/1
- Desertmore House 40/1
- Coko Beach 40/1
- Shakem Up’Arry 50/1
- Farouk D’alene 66/1
- Glengouly 66/1
- Where It All Began 66/1
- Foxy Jacks 66/1
- Conflated 66/1
- Amirite 66/1
- Malina Girl 66/1
- Famous Bridge 66/1
- The Goffer 66/1
- Ain’t That A Shame 66/1
- Angels Dawn 66/1
- Roi Mage 66/1
- Minella Crooner 80/1
- Annual Invictus 100/1
- Mac Tottie 100/1
- Eldorado Allen 100/1
- Good Boy Bobby 100/1
- Janidil 100/1
- Run Wild Fred 100/1
- Iron Bridge 100/1
- Chambard 100/1
- Eklat De Rire 100/1
- Tullybeg 100/1
- Ontheropes 100/1
- Frontal Assault 100/1
- Empire Steel 100/1
- Fantastic Lady 100/1
- Kinondo Kwetu 125/1
- Fakir D’alene 125/1
- Fury Road 125/1
- Tommie Beau 150/1
- Cepage 250/1
When is the Grand National?
The race is the highlight of the three-day Festival which takes place at Aintree Racecourse on the outskirts of Liverpool from Thursday 11 April to Saturday 13 April, with the main event on Saturday afternoon.
What time is it?
The Grand National takes place on Saturday 13 April at 4pm BST, having been brought forward from 5.15pm after controversy in the 2023 edition.
How can I watch it?
The race will be shown live on ITV1 as well as Racing TV. The race can also be streamed live on ITVX.
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How many horses run in it?
There will be a maximum of 34 horses running in the 2024 race, down from 40 in 2023 as the event tries to become safer. The number has not always been consistent, there were 66 for example in 1929.
When are the horses announced?
The final horses will be confirmed on Thursday, 11 April, two days before the race, and if a horse is withdrawn after that time they will not be replaced.
The initial entries had to be made by 6 February, and the weights were published on 20 February. There are currently 55 horses still in contention to run as of 4 April and on the Monday before the race, the number will be reduced to 50.
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