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Grand National Winners

Portrait of Horse Against SunsetBetween 1839 and 2021 there have been 173 Grand Nationals run at Aintree. As one of the nation’s favourite sporting events, winning horses, jockeys and trainers are catapulted into the limelight.

With 40 runners typically going to post, winning the 4 mile 4 furlong contest is far from a straight forward task, safely navigating the 30 fences over two circuits of the Grand National course is a monumental achievement in itself.

Below we have all the winners of the big race as well as more detailed descriptions of how the race was won in recent years.

Latest Grand National Winners

Below we have the latest ten Grand National winners between 2011 and 2021. Amongst them we have the first female jockey to win, the first back-to-back winner since Red Rum and one of only three grey winners.

2021: Minella Times at 11/1

Minella Times SilksThe Grand National winner makes the headlines in any year but Minella Times’s victory in 2021 had added significance as rider Rachael Blackmore became the first female jockey to win the race.

Coming just three weeks after being crowned Cheltenham Festival Champion Jockey, Blackmore was well fancied to create another slice of history with Henry de Bromhead’s runner priced at 11/1.

A typically patient ride, Blackmore held Minella Times in a handy position just behind the pace setters and at the head of the chasing pack. Sweeping past long-time leader Jett two fences from home the JP McManus owned runner powered clear taking the last fluently to win an historic race by 6½ lengths to stablemate Balko Des Flos, with Any Second Now, another JP McManus horse, in third and Burrows Saint in fourth.

2019: Tiger Roll at 4/1

Tiger Roll SilksTiger Roll became only the fourth horse to win back-to-back Grand Nationals at Aintree in 2019, the first to do so since Red Rum in 1974.

Tiger roll began the year with victory in the Boyne Hurdle at Navan before storming to success at the Cheltenham Festival by winning the 3m 6f Cross Country Chase by 22 lengths. Keith Donoghue was in the saddle for both of those wins but Gordon Elliot called on the services of Davy Russell to keep the winning formula from twelve months earlier.

Carrying 11 stone 5 pounds, the third highest weight in the race, didn’t put off the punters who backed Tiger Roll into 4/1 favouritism. Traveling mid division for much of the race, both horse and jockey had to call upon all their Aintree experience with errors at fences 26 and 27. Russell drove his ride to the front between fences 29 and 30, taking the final fence well and holding off a rallying Magic Of Light to a chorus of cheers, etching Tiger Roll’s name into the history books.

2018: Tiger Roll at 10/1

Tiger Roll SilksGordon Elliott picked up his second Grand National in 2018 with Tiger Roll, eleven years after the County Meath based trainer was victorious with Silver Birch. It was also a second win for Michael O’Leary and his Gigginstown House Stud who had won just two years previously with Rule The World.

Jockey Davy Russell avoided being brought down at Becher’s when race leader I Just Know fell in front of him. Tiger Roll remained in the middle of the field with Russell losing his irons for a short time after the 19th.

Tiger Roll was ridden into a more prominent position after Valentine’s on the second circuit, contesting for the lead with Pleasant Company with three to jump. The eight-year-old kicked on after the last fence to go six lengths clear at the elbow, Pleasant Company reeled the leader back in with 100 yards to go but Davy Russell and Tiger Roll clung on to win by a head.

2017: One For Arthur at 14/1

One For Arthur SilksWhen One For Arthur won the 170th Grand National for Lucinda Russell in 2017 he became only the second Scottish trained winner of the race alongside Rubstic who triumphed back in 1979.

One For Arthur started the season with a handicap win at Kelso before staying on strongly around the Grand National Course at Aintree when finishing fifth in the Becher Chase. This was then followed by a resounding six length victory in a strong renewal of the Classic Chase at Warwick.

Jockey Derek Fox rode a fairly uneventful race towards the back of the field for the majority of the running, only making a move to get in contention with three fences to jump. By the penultimate fence he was second behind the favourite Blaklion, jumping into the lead at the last. This turn of foot took him three lengths clear of Cause Of Causes chasing him home in second, extending this to four and a half lengths by the winning line.

2016: Rule the World at 33/1

Rule The World SilksRule The World was one of three runners owned by Michael O’Leary and the Gigginstown House Stud in the 2017 Grand National alongside Sir Des Champs and First Lieutenant.

Incredibly, the Michael ‘Mouse’ Morris trained Rule The World hadn’t won a race over fences prior to the Aintree showpiece. He finished second to the New One in the 2013 Baring Bingham Novices’ Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival and was second in the 2015 Irish Grand National behind another Gigginstown runner, Thunder And Roses.

Jumping impeccably, jockey David Mullins held Rule The World within touching distance of the leaders for most if the race but he had to hold on after a bad mistake four fences from the finish. Both horse and rider quickly composed themselves however, losing almost no ground to the race leader and favourite, The Last Samuri.

At the last fence, Rule The World was in third position tracking a hard ridden The Last Samuri and 100/1 shot Vics Canvas. Switching to the outside at the elbow, Rule The World proved the stronger stayer and pulled away in the run in to take the race by six lengths.

2015: Many Clouds at 25/1

Many Clouds SilksMany Clouds started the 2014/15 National Hunt season with a listed win at Carlisle before triumphing in the Hennessy Gold Cup at Newbury. Another victory followed in January with a valuable handicap triumph at Cheltenham before a tilt at the Gold Cup at the Festival in March where Many Clouds finished in a credible sixth place.

This strong season did take its toll with the handicapper when it came to the Grand National however, with the Oliver Sherwood trained gelding given the the second top weight of 11 stone 9 pounds.

Having ridden the winner of the previous year’s Grand National, jockey Leighton Aspell knew just what of took to triumph in the big one at Aintree. Racing in mid-division for much of the first circuit, Aspell brought Many Clouds to a more prominent position as the field past the stands for the first time.

With five fences to jump, Many Clouds took the lead but had the 6/1 favourite, Shuttthefrontdoor under A P McCoy in what would be his last Grand National, for company. As they jumped the final fence, Shuttthefrontdoor weakened leaving Many Clouds in control, seeing out the race with a staying on Saint Are back in second place.

2014: Pineau De Re at 25/1

Pineau De Re SilksPineau De Re began his career with Irish trainer Philip Fenton but had only raced seven times before the age of eight due to a lengthy layoff. In 2013 he was switched to the Worcestershire yard of Dr Richard Newland, his swansong for Fenton was victory in the Ulster Grand National at Downpatrick by 23 lengths.

His first attempt at the Grand National fences came in December of 2013 in the Becher Chase, falling at the eighth fence. He bounced back to run two more times that month. A third place finish in the 2014 Pertemps Final at Cheltenham completed the Grand National prep.

Leighton Aspell was booked to ride the 25/1 shot, with the 11-year-old carrying 10 stone and 6 pounds. Aspell kept his ride out of trouble in mid-field, avoiding the falling Long Run at Valentine’s on the first circuit and staying onboard after a mistake on the home straight first time around.

Pineau De Re was ridden towards the front as the field moved out into the country for a second time, joining the leaders after the third fence from home. Despite jumping out to the right, Pinaeau De Re took the lead two fences from home going clear by the elbow. The chasing Balthazar King and Double Seven couldn’t reel the leader back in giving Leighton Aspell his first Grand National win at his seventh attempt.

2013: Auroras Encore at 66/1

Auroras Encore SilksAuroras Encore had twice attempted to win the Scottish Grand National before a tilt at the Aintree National. A fall at Ayr in 2010 was followed by the narrowest of defeats in 2012 when finishing second to Merigo by a head.

That run in the Scottish National would’ve given trainer Sue Smith and Auroras Encore’s connections hope they could have a chance at Aintree the following year though he was winless for the season going into the 2013 race and was beaten by 53 lengths at Kelso the month before.

Jockey Ryan Mania held Auroras Encore close to the front of the pack for most of the first circuit and joined the leading group after passing the winning post for the first time. Approaching the second to last fence, the 11-year-old was in behind Oscar Time and Teaforthree who were disputing the lead.

With Oscar Time weakening, Auroras Encore outjumped Teaforthree at the last and was driven clear in the final furlong to win by 9 lengths at the big price of 66/1 to the staying on Cappa Bleu .

2012: Neptune Collonges at 33/1

Neptune Collonges SilksPaul Nicholls had won most major National Hunt prizes in Britain but the Grand National eluded him until 2012, when Neptune Collonges won the race’s closest ever finish.

The French grey won a string of high class jumps races in his time including triumphing twice in the Punchestown Gold Cup in 2007 and 2008. Neptune Collonges was narrowly beaten by Giles Cross in the 2012 Haydock Grand National trial and only had Gold Cup winner Synchronised, 2011 Grand National winner Ballabriggs, and Weird Al ahead of him in the weights, carrying 11 stone and 6 pounds.

Neptune Collonges spent much of the first circuit towards the rear of the field but jockey Daryl Jacob moved his ride forward as the second circuit began. Jumping fluently, Neptune Collonges joined a group of eight horses who drew away from the rest of the field. Sitting third going into the home straight, Neptune Collonges dug deep to pip Sunnyhillyoy by a nose on the line.

2011: Ballabriggs at 14/1

Ballabriggs SilksThe name ‘McCain’ will always be intrinsically linked to the Grand National with Donald ‘Ginger’ McCain the trainer of legendary three-time winner of the race, Red Rum. In 2011 it was McCain’s son Donald Jr. whose named entered the history books as the victorious trainer of Ballabriggs.

Carrying the colours of Trevor Hemmings, who also owned the 2005 winner Hedgehunter, jockey Jason Maguire rode Ballabriggs prominently from the beginning of the race. As runners past the stands on the first circuit it was Ballabriggs who took the lead over the water jump. Despite nodding on landing at Valentine’s, Ballabriggs remained in the lead. He was pushed all the way to the finish by Oscar Time in second place but McCain’s runner proved too strong.

Full List of Grand National Winners

Below we have a full list of Grand National Winners including the unofficial first three races and those run at Gatwick Racecourse during the First World War.

Grand National Winners

Year Winner SP Age Trainer Jockey
2022 Noble Yeats 50/1 7 Emmet Mullins Sam Waley-Cohen
2021 Minella Times 11/1 8 Henry de Bromhead Rachael Blackmore
2020 No Race (Cancelled)
2019 Tiger Roll 4/1 9 Gordon Elliott Davy Russell
2018 Tiger Roll 10/1 8 Gordon Elliott Davy Russell
2017 One For Arthur 14/1 8 Lucinda Russell Derek Fox
2016 Rule The World 33/1 9 Mouse Morris David Mullins
2015 Many Clouds 25/1 8 Oliver Sherwood Leighton Aspell
2014 Pineau De Re 25/1 11 Richard Newland Leighton Aspell
2013 Auroras Encore 66/1 11 Sue Smith Ryan Mania
2012 Neptune Collonges 33/1 11 Paul Nicholls Daryl Jacob
2011 Ballabriggs 14/1 10 Donald McCain Jr Jason Maguire
2010 Don’t Push It 10/1 10 Jonjo O’Neill Tony McCoy
2009 Mon Mome 100/1 9 Venetia Williams Liam Treadwell
2008 Comply or Die 7/1 9 David Pipe Timmy Murphy
2007 Silver Birch 33/1 10 Gordon Elliott Robbie Power
2006 Numbersixvalverde 11/1 10 Martin Brassil Niall Madden
2005 Hedgehunter 7/1 F 9 Willie Mullins Ruby Walsh
2004 Amberleigh House 16/1 12 Ginger McCain Graham Lee
2003 Monty’s Pass 16/1 10 Jimmy Mangan Barry Geraghty
2002 Bindaree 20/1 8 Nigel Twiston-Davies Jim Culloty
2001 Red Marauder 33/1 11 Norman Mason Richard Guest
2000 Papillon 10/1 9 Ted Walsh Ruby Walsh
1999 Bobbyjo 10/1 9 Tommy Carberry Paul Carberry
1998 Earth Summit 7/1 10 Nigel Twiston-Davies Carl Llewellyn
1997 Lord Gyllene 14/1 9 Steve Brookshaw Tony Dobbin
1996 Rough Quest 7/1 10 Terry Casey Mick Fitzgerald
1995 Royal Athlete 40/1 12 Jenny Pitman Jason Titley
1994 Miinnehoma 16/1 11 Martin Pipe Richard Dunwoody
1993 No Race (Void)
1992 Party Politics 14/1 8 Nick Gaselee Carl Llewellyn
1991 Seagram 12/1 11 David Barons Nigel Hawke
1990 Mr Frisk 16/1 11 Kim Bailey Marcus Armytage
1989 Little Polveir 28/1 12 Toby Balding Jimmy Frost
1988 Rhyme ‘n’ Reason 10/1 9 David Elsworth Brendan Powell
1987 Maori Venture 28/1 11 Andrew Turnell Steve Knight
1986 West Tip 15/2 9 Michael Oliver Richard Dunwoody
1985 Last Suspect 50/1 11 Tim Forster Hywel Davies
1984 Hallo Dandy 13/1 10 Gordon Richards Neale Doughty
1983 Corbiere 13/1 8 Jenny Pitman Ben de Haan
1982 Grittar 7/1 9 Frank Gilman Dick Saunders
1981 Aldaniti 10/1 11 Josh Gifford Bob Champion
1980 Ben Nevis 40/1 12 Tim Forster Charlie Fenwick
1979 Rubstic 25/1 10 John Leadbetter Maurice Barnes
1978 Lucius 14/1 9 Gordon Richards Bob Davies
1977 Red Rum 9/1 12 Ginger McCain Tommy Stack
1976 Rag Trade 14/1 10 Fred Rimell John Burke
1975 L’Escargot 13/2 12 Dan Moore Tommy Carberry
1974 Red Rum 11/1 9 Ginger McCain Brian Fletcher
1973 Red Rum 9/1 8 Ginger McCain Brian Fletcher
1972 Well To Do 14/1 9 Tim Forster Graham Thorner
1971 Specify 28/1 9 John Sutcliffe John Cook
1970 Gay Trip 15/1 8 Fred Rimell Pat Taaffe
1969 Highland Wedding 100/9 12 Toby Balding Eddie Harty Sr
1968 Red Alligator 100/7 9 Denys Smith Brian Fletcher
1967 Foinavon 100/1 9 John Kempton John Buckingham
1966 Anglo 50/1 8 Fred Winter Tim Norman
1965 Jay Trump 100/6 8 Fred Winter Tommy Smith
1964 Team Spirit 18/1 12 Fulke Walwyn Willie Robinson
1963 Ayala 66/1 9 Keith Piggott Pat Buckley
1962 Kilmore 28/1 12 Ryan Price Fred Winter
1961 Nicolaus Silver 28/1 9 Fred Rimell Bobby Beasley
1960 Merryman II 13/2 9 Neville Crump Gerry Scott
1959 Oxo 8/1 8 Willie Stephenson Michael Scudamore
1958 Mr. What 18/1 8 Tom Taaffe Sr Arthur Freeman
1957 Sundew 20/1 11 Frank Hudson Fred Winter
1956 E.S.B. 100/7 10 Fred Rimell David Dick
1955 Quare Times 100/9 9 Vincent O’Brien Pat Taaffe
1954 Royal Tan 8/1 10 Vincent O’Brien Bryan Marshall
1953 Early Mist 20/1 8 Vincent O’Brien Bryan Marshall
1952 Teal 100/7 10 Neville Crump Arthur Thompson
1951 Nickel Coin 40/1 9 Jack O’Donoghue John Bullock
1950 Freebooter 10/1 9 Bobby Renton Jimmy Power
1949 Russian Hero 66/1 9 George Owen Leo McMorrow
1948 Sheila’s Cottage 50/1 9 Neville Crump Arthur Thompson
1947 Caughoo 100/1 8 Herbert McDowell Eddie Dempsey
1946 Lovely Cottage 25/1 9 Tommy Rayson Capt. Bobby Petre
1945 No Race (WWII)
1944 No Race (WWII)
1943 No Race (WWII)
1942 No Race (WWII)
1941 No Race (WWII)
1940 Bogskar 25/1 7 Lord Stalbridge Mervyn Jones
1939 Workman 100/8 9 Jack Ruttle Tim Hyde
1938 Battleship 40/1 11 Reg Hobbs Bruce Hobbs
1937 Royal Mail 100/6 8 Ivor Anthony Evan Williams
1936 Reynoldstown 10/1 9 Noel Furlong Fulke Walwyn
1935 Reynoldstown 22/1 8 Noel Furlong Frank Furlong
1934 Golden Miller 8/1 7 Basil Briscoe Gerry Wilson
1933 Kellsboro’ Jack 25/1 7 Ivor Anthony Dudley Williams
1932 Forbra 50/1 7 Tom Rimell Tim Hamey
1931 Grakle 100/6 9 Tom Coulthwaite Bob Lyall
1930 Shaun Goilin 100/8 10 Frank Hartigan Tommy Cullinan
1929 Gregalach 100/1 7 Tom Leader Robert Everett
1928 Tipperary Tim 100/1 10 Joseph Dodd Mr Bill Dutton
1927 Sprig 8/1 10 Tom Leader Ted Leader
1926 Jack Horner 25/1 9 Harvey Leader William Watkinson
1925 Double Chance 100/9 9 Fred Archer Jr Major John Wilson
1924 Master Robert 25/1 11 Aubrey Hastings Bob Trudgill
1923 Sergeant Murphy 100/6 13 George Blackwell Capt. Tuppy Bennett
1922 Music Hall 100/9 9 Owen Anthony Lewis Rees
1921 Shaun Spadah 100/9 10 George Poole Fred Rees
1920 Troytown 6/1 7 Algy Anthony Jack Anthony
1919 Poethlyn 11/4 9 Harry Escott Ernie Piggott
1918** Poethlyn 5/1 8 Harry Escott Ernie Piggott
1917** Ballymacad 100/9 10 Aubrey Hastings Edmund Driscoll
1916** Vermouth 100/8 6 J. Bell Jack Reardon
1915 Ally Sloper 100/8 6 Aubrey Hastings Mr Jack Anthony
1914 Sunloch 100/6 8 Tom Tyler Bill Smith
1913 Covertcoat 100/9 7 Robert Gore Percy Woodland
1912 Jerry M 4/1 9 Robert Gore Ernie Piggott
1911 Glenside 20/1 9 R. H. Collis Jack Anthony
1910 Jenkinstown 100/8 9 Tom Coulthwaite Robert Chadwick
1909 Lutteur III 100/9 5 Harry Escott Georges Parfrement
1908 Rubio 66/1 10 Fred Withington Henry Bletsoe
1907 Eremon 8/1 7 Tom Coulthwaite Alf Newey
1906 Ascetic’s Silver 20/1 9 Aubrey Hastings Aubrey Hastings
1905 Kirkland 6/1 9 E. Thomas Frank Mason
1904 Moifaa 25/1 8 W. Hickey Arthur Birch
1903 Drumcree 13/2 9 Sir Charles Nugent Percy Woodland
1902 Shannon Lass 20/1 7 James Hackett David Read
1901 Grudon 9/1 11 Bernard Bletsoe Arthur Nightingall
1900 Ambush II 4/1 6 Algy Anthony Algy Anthony
1899 Manifesto 5/1 11 Willie Moore George Williamson
1898 Drogheda 25/1 6 Dick Dawson John Gourley
1897 Manifesto 6/1 9 Willie McAuliffe Terry Kavanagh
1896 The Soarer 40/1 7 Willie Moore Lt. David Campbell
1895 Wild Man From Borneo 10/1 7 James Gatland Joe Widger
1894 Why Not 5/1 13 Willie Moore Arthur Nightingall
1893 Cloister 9/2 9 Arthur Yates Bill Dollery
1892 Father O’Flynn 20/1 7 Gordon Wilson Capt. Roddy Owen
1891 Come Away 4/1 7 Harry Beasley Harry Beasley
1890 Ilex 4/1 6 John Nightingall Arthur Nightingall
1889 Frigate 8/1 11 Mathias Maher Tommy Beasley
1888 Playfair 40/1 7 Tom Cannon Sr George Mawson
1887 Gamecock 20/1 8 James Gordon Bill Daniels
1886 Old Joe 25/1 7 George Mulcaster Tommy Skelton
1885 Roquefort 10/3 6 Arthur Yates Ted Wilson
1884 Voluptuary 10/1 6 William Wilson Ted Wilson
1883 Zoedone 100/7 6 William Jenkins Count Karel Kinsky
1882 Seaman 10/1 6 James Jewitt Lord Manners
1881 Woodbrook 11/2 7 Henry Linde Mr Tommy Beasley
1880 Empress 8/1 5 Henry Linde Mr Tommy Beasley
1879 The Liberator 5/1 10 J. Moore Garrett Moore
1878 Shifnal 7/1 9 John Nightingall John Jones
1877 Austerlitz 15/1 5 Robert I’Anson Fred Hobson
1876 Regal 25/1 5 James Jewitt Joe Cannon
1875 Pathfinder 100/6 8 W. Reeves Tommy Pickernell
1874 Reugny 5/1 6 James Machell John Maunsell Richardson
1873 Disturbance 20/1 6 James Machell John Maunsell Richardson
1872 Casse Tete 20/1 7 A. Cowley John Page
1871 The Lamb 11/2 9 Chris Green Tommy Pickernell
1870 The Colonel 7/2 7 R. Roberts George Stevens
1869 The Colonel 100/7 6 R. Roberts George Stevens
1868 The Lamb 9/1 6 Ben Land George Ede
1867 Cortolvin 16/1 8 Harry Lamplugh John Page
1866 Salamander 40/1 7 J. Walters Alec Goodman
1865 Alcibiade 100/7 5 Cornell Capt. Henry Coventry
1864 Emblematic 10/1 6 Edwin Weever George Stevens
1863 Emblem 4/1 7 Edwin Weever George Stevens
1862 The Huntsman 3/1 9 Harry Lamplugh Harry Lamplugh
1861 Jealousy 5/1 7 Charles Balchin Joseph Kendall
1860 Anatis 7/2 10 H. E. May Tommy Pickernell
1859 Half Caste 7/1 6 Chris Green Chris Green
1858 Little Charley 100/6 10 William Holman William Archer
1857 Emigrant 10/1 11 Charlie Boyce Charlie Boyce
1856 Freetrader 25/1 7 William Holman George Stevens
1855 Wanderer 25/1 10 Not known John Hanlon
1854 Bourton 4/1 11 Henry Wadlow John Tasker
1853 Peter Simple 9/1 15 Tom Olliver Tom Olliver
1852 Miss Mowbray 12/1 7 George Dockeray Alec Goodman
1851 Abd-El-Kader 7/1 9 Joseph Osborne Tom Abbott
1850 Abd-El-Kader Unknown 8 Joseph Osborne Chris Green
1849 Peter Simple 20/1 11 Tom Cunningham Tom Cunningham
1848 Chandler 12/1 12 Tom Eskrett Capt. Josey Little
1847 Mathew 10/1 9 John Murphy Denny Wynne
1846 Pioneer 200/10 6 Unknown William Taylor
1845 Cure All Unknown 7 Kitty Crisp William Loft
1844 Discount 5/1 6 Unknown John Crickmere
1843 Vanguard 12/1 8 Lord Chesterfield Tom Olliver
1842 Gaylad 7/1 8 George Dockeray Tom Olliver
1841 Charity 14/1 11 William Vevers Horatio Powell
1840 Jerry 12/1 10 George Dockeray Bartholomew Bretherton
1839 Lottery 5/1 9 George Dockeray Jem Mason
1838* Sir William 2/1 7 Alan McDonough
1837* The Duke 6/1 8 Henry Potts
1836* The Duke 3/1 7 Capt. Martin Becher

*races not counted as official Grand Nationals
**races run at Gatwick Racecourse

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