The Grand National is the biggest single race on the British jump racing calendar, with 40 horses taking to the iconic Aintree course on Saturday afternoon.
The winner of the race will receive a £500,000 share of the £1 million prize pot, while also putting their name in the history books alongside legendary figures such as multiple winner Tiger Roll and Red Rum. Noble Yeats has the chance to do just that this year, with last year's 50/1 outsider winner returning to compete after a disappointing run in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.
The biggest challenge is expected to come in the form of current favourite Corach Rambler. However, after finishing second in last year's race, Any Second Now could also be in with a shout along with other big names Delta Work, Gailard Du Mesnil and Mr Incredible.
