Grand National Odds
| Horse | Trainer | Jockey | Bookie | Odds | Bet | |
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Vintage Clouds
Weight ? Placed in a number of top handicaps including the Welsh and Scottish Nationals and started this season with a good win at Haydock. |
Sue Smith | 20-1 | See Offer | ||
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Bellshill
Weight ? Two time winner last season including the Punchestown Gold Cup and ran really well in the Irish National. |
Willie Mullins | 25-1 | See Offer | ||
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Definitly Red
Weight ? Unlucky when saddle slipped in this race two years ago and has won three big races since then. |
Brian Ellison | 25-1 | See Offer | ||
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Pleasant Company
Weight ? Came agonisingly close to winning this race last year when just failing by a head to reel in Tiger Roll. We have to go back to 2005 for the last Willie Mullins winner but this lad could break that run. |
Willie Mullins | 25-1 | See Offer | ||
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Tiger Roll
Weight ? Pulled off a fantastic Cheltenham Festival and Grand National double last year; can he do it again and win the 2019 Grand National? |
Gordon Elliott | 25-1 | See Offer | ||
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Ballyoptic
Weight ? Useful novice last season who finished fourth in the RSA Chase and was just beaten a whisker in the Scottish National. Looks the type to keep on improving. |
Nigel Twiston Davies | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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General Principle
Weight ? Irish Grand National winner from last season |
Gordon Elliott | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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Mall Dini
Weight ? Former Cheltenham Festival winner over hurdles |
Philip J Reynolds | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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One For Arthur
Weight ? Brilliant winner two years ago but then missed the whole of last season with a tendon injury. One of the most impressive National winners of recent years and, if back to his best, must have a great chance of doubling up. |
Lucinda Russell | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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Rock The Kasbah
Weight ? Won a big handicap at the Cheltenham November meeting and connections immediately nominated the Grand National as the big target |
Philip Hobbs | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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Sizing Tennessee
Weight ? Romped home in this year's Ladbrokes Trophy. Big weight rise to contend with but could be just the type to be suited to Aintree |
Colin Tizzard | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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Step Back
Weight ? Slammed a good field in the season ending Bet365 Chase at Sandown last year and has been given a big hike by the handicapper but could well be up to coping with the rise in the ratings. |
Mark Bradstock | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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Vieux Lion Rouge
Weight ? Course specialist. Has completed the course on all six occasions over these fences but appears to find the distance of the Grand National against him |
David Pipe | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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Walk In The Mill
Weight ? Solid jumper who was the impressive winner of this year's Becher Chase |
Robert Walford | 33-1 | See Offer | ||
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Anibale Fly
Weight ? Very badly hampered at the first fence last year and so did really well to eventually finish fourth. Likely to be worse off at the weights in 2019 but definitely a major contender. |
Tony Martin | 40-1 | See Offer | ||
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Blaklion
Weight ? Only made it over the first last year when brought down but looked the most likely winner here two years ago when leading at the third last fence. Stable have won this race twice before. |
Nigel Twiston Davies | 40-1 | See Offer | ||
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Warriors Tale
Weight ? Winner of the Grand Sefton over these fences and wears the famous colours that have been worn by three previous Grand National winners. |
Paul Nicholls | 40-1 | See Offer | ||
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Baie Des Iles
Weight ? Slightly disappointing in this race last seasons when conditions should have played to his strengths. Has since won an 88k race in France. |
Ross OSullivan | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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Childrens List
Weight ? Seemed to find the extreme distance against him in this race last year but with an extra year's experience he could do better in 2019 |
Willie Mullins | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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I Just Know
Weight ? Backed from 100/1 into near favouritism for this race last year and was leading the field when fell at Bechers. |
Sue Smith | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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Seeyouatmidnight
Weight ? Completed the course last year but was beaten a long way. Perhaps the distance found him out on such soft ground and could put in an improved performance on better ground. |
Sandy Thomson | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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Shantou Flyer
Weight ? Unlucky to finish runner-up in three big Cheltenham handicaps last season. Perhaps a hard season was against him when pulling up in the Grand National but could still be improving. |
Richard Hobson | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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The Dutchman
Weight ? Ran poorly last time but tests showed a physical problem. Trainer feels he is back to form now and the horse is young enough to bounce back with a good performance in the 2018 Grand National |
Colin Tizzard | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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The Last Samuri
Weight ? Grand campaigner who has run five times over these fences and finished runner-up in a Grand National and a Becher Chase. Has moved stables to Harry Fry in an attempt to freshen him up. |
Kim Bailey | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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Total Recall
Weight ? Won three big races last season but his jumping let him down when upped in class. Interesting to see how he fares in 2019. |
Willie Mullins | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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Ucello Conti
Weight ? 6th three years ago and then unseated his rider in each of the last two years. Due a bit of luck at Aintree and is still an interesting contender. |
Gordon Elliott | 50-1 | See Offer | ||
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Captain Redbeard
Weight ? Small stable who do really well with their limited resources. Will be a popular Grand National selection with those that love an underdog |
Stuart Coltherd | 66-1 | See Offer | ||
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Milansbar
Weight ? Thorough stayer who ran really well to finish fifth here last year. Stamina is his strong point and connections will be hoping for soft ground again. |
Neil King | 66-1 | See Offer | ||
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Perfect Candidate
Weight ? Grand servant who has won six times for his stable. Starting to come back down the weights and could be interesting if he gets back to a decent handicap mark. |
Fergal OBrien | 100-1 | See Offer |
Grand national odds for each of the grand national runners 2018 are listed on this page. The best odds for your grand national horse will be displayed here, using the odds feeds from the bookmakers we feature on the site.
However please ensure that you double check the odds at the bookmaker site as whilst odds here are correct at the time of publication, the odds change frequently. The odds are updated regularly but they are constantly changing depending on the support for each horse. The amount which the grand national odds vary changes as we approach the race, with betting odds being fairly stable in the days before but changing rapidly on the day of the race, especially as we reach the start time.
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When selecting your horse please don't just focus on the runners with the shortest odds. In recent years we have seen some winners come home with big grand national odds. For example Mon Mome in 2009 went off at odds of 100/1! Auroras Encore was another outsider in the bookmakers starting prices at 66/1. The year before last, Rule the World was trading around 50/1 but started at 33/1. These horses can be found as good bets though, we tipped Rule The World to win! Make sure you check out our tips for this years race as we are putting up a couple at generous odds again.
There haven't been many winners in recent race history at short odds. In fact only one winner in the last 12 years has started at single figure grand national odds and that was Comply or Die in 2008. Going back a bit further though and you will find that 8 winners from the past 22 years have started at odds of 11/1 or less. With none of those coming in the last 7 years, perhaps we are due another short priced winner? Or are the bookies getting more generous with their grand national betting odds?
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