Irish-trained horses have won the last four runnings of the Randox Grand National and Noble Yeats claimed a one-two-three for the visitors at Aintree 12 months ago.
With 34 of the 50 horses left in the £1 million race coming from Irish stables. less than half the field in the world famous horse race will be trained in Britain
Britain’s leading hope Corach Rambler is trained in Scotland by Lucinda Russell, who delivered only the second Grand National success for a stable north of the border with One For Arthur in 2017.
