This year's Grand National will see runners and riders set off hoping to write their names into the history books in one of the world's most famous races - but there is also a considerable reward at the finish line.
The race will return to its original sum of £1million prize pool after previously being reduced by circumstances around the Covid pandemic. Now, the sole winner will pocket over half the winnings: a whopping £561,300.
The prize money gradually decreases based on placements, with the top 10 all securing financial rewards for their performance. The second-placed finisher will rack in £211,100 and third £105,000, decreasing to £1,000 for 10th place.
