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Grand National 2022: Runner-by-runner guide as field confirmed for Aintree race

Another horse, jockey and trainer will write their names into this history books this afternoon as the 174th Grand National takes place at Aintree.

Rachael Blackmore made history as the first female jockey to win the race when partnering Minella Times to victory 12 months ago and the pair are back to defend their crown.

For a full tipping preview and Standard Sport’s selections for the big race, click here, or scroll on for a guide to all 40 runners.

1) Minella Times (Henry de Bromhead)

Created history for Rachael Blackmore last year but he has only run twice since and has failed to get round. Difficult to see him pulling off a repeat.

2) Delta Work (Gordon Elliott)

Hailed as the new Tiger Roll by connections when beating the dual National hero at Cheltenham. A multiple Grade One winner at his best and with a new lease of life, could be a major player.

4) Any Second Now (Ted Walsh)

For a smaller trainer Ted Walsh has a great record in the race and this one could have added to his success if he was not brought to a standstill 12 months ago. Higher in the weights now but looks sure to go well.

5) Run Wild Fred (Gordon Elliott)

A second-season novice who won the ultra-competitive Troytown earlier in the season. Had his campaign built around the National Hunt Chase in which he was second and this might be an afterthought.

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