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It's the world’s greatest steeplechase, drawing a huge global audience for a spectacle unlike anything else. And the crowds will be at Aintree this weekend for the 175th Grand National.
The 2023 Grand National is the world’s greatest steeplechase and it is back on Saturday April 15. To celebrate this much anticipated three day event in every racing calendar, we will be bringing you great racing content, tips and even better offers!
It's the best-known horse race in the world and crowds are set to descend on Merseyside this week ahead of the 175th running of the Grand National.
All the leading contenders for the Randox Grand National have stood their ground at the five-day declaration stage for Saturday's big race at Aintree.
Celebrate Aintree with the Daily Record! Your favourite paper will be bringing you a 12 page pullout on Thursday 13 and Friday 14 April, and a whopping 16 page special pullout on Saturday 15 April with all the coverage you need for the big day itself. Plus great reader offers for racing fans every day of the festival!
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Packed with loads of interviews, features, stats and all you need for the 175th running of the world's greatest steeplechase and the three-day meeting at Aintree Racecourse on April 13-15.
A total of 57 horses remain in the reckoning for the Randox Grand National at Aintree on 15 April after Tuesday's latest acceptance stage, with perennial champion Irish trainer Willie Mullins and his domestic rival Gordon Elliott responsible for more of the potential runners than their British-based peers combined.