Grand National 2023 full results, each way bet payouts and where your horse came

Corach Rambler has won this year's Grand National at Aintree Racecourse.

The 8/1 horse, trained by Lucinda Russell and her partner in business and life, Peter Scudamore, Corach Rambler was ridden to victory by jockey Derek Fox, who was passed fit for the race by a doctor late on.

It’s a second Grand National victory for both Fox and Russell, after One For Arthur won in 2017, WalesOnline reports.

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Fox told ITV Racing: "I can’t believe it, to be honest. He’s a phenomenal horse and he’s been so lucky for me. It’s a blessing that I ever got the leg up on him on that first day."

As for whether he had any moments of doubt, the double Grand National-winning jockey said: "He normally gets held up a wee bit but today he just jumped out and travelled everywhere so, I just let him bowl away. He’s electric to jump, the cleverest horse. He’s so intelligent. My only concern would be if he was in front for too long but that wasn’t the case. I was just doing the steering, to be honest."

The showpiece race in Liverpool had been forced into a 15-minute delay due to protesters gaining access to the course, but once the historic steeplechase got going it was all about the horse racing again.

Noble Yeats, ridden by Welsh jockey Sean Bowen, had gone into the race looking to defend his 2022 champion title.

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