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Irish Grand National 2023


Irish Grand National 2023

 

Irish Grand National Runners, Riders & Best Odds

Fairyhouse : Monday 10th April 2023

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The Irish Grand National is a race at the very heart of Irish horse racing and it remains the richest jumps race in Ireland with a prize of €500,000. The last renewal of the famous race took place on 18th April 2022 and this was won by 40/1 shot Lord Lariat, trained by Dermot McLoughlin and ridden by jockey Paddy O’Hanlon. This was the second successive win in this race for the trainer and it came on the back of the biggest shock in the history of the contest when Freewheelin Dylan romped home to victory at a cool 150/1.

 

Gaillard Du Mesnil

10/1

No: 9 Age: 7

T: W P Mullins

J: 

Carefully Selected

14/1

No: 7 Age: 11

T: W P Mullins

J: 

Chemical Energy

14/1

No: 22 Age: 7

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Churchstone- Warrior

14/1

No: 25 Age: 8

T: J Sweeney

J: 

Mahler Mission

14/1

No: 30 Age: 7

T: J C McConnell

J: 

Stattler

14/1

No: 3 Age: 8

T: W P Mullins

J: 

Aint That A Shame

16/1

No: 24 Age: 9

T: H De Bromhead

J: 

Angels Dawn

16/1

No: 78 Age: 8

T: S Curling

J: 

Delta Work

16/1

No: 8 Age: 10

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Espanito Bello

16/1

No: 44 Age: 9

T: Barry Connell

J: 

Galvin

16/1

No: 2

Age: 9

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Grandero Bello

16/1

No: 45 Age: 7

T: E & P Harty

J: 

Mr Incredible

16/1

No: 33 Age: 7

T: W P Mullins

J: 

Panda Boy

16/1

No: 46 Age: 7

T: Martin Brassil

J: 

Stumptown

16/1

No: 71 Age: 6

T: Gavin Cromwell

J: 

Tenzing

16/1

No: 43 Age: 6

T: W P Mullins

J: 

Busselton

20/1

No: 18 Age: 6

T: J P O'Brien

J: 

Coko Beach

20/1

No: 18 Age: 6

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Conflated

20/1

No: 1 Age: 9

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Dunboyne

20/1

No: 51 Age: 8

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Fury Road

20/1

No: 4 Age: 9

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

I Am Maximus

20/1

No: 21 Age: 7

T: W P Mullins

J: 

Longhouse Poet

20/1

No: 11 Age: 9

T: Martin Brassil

J: 

Pencillfull-

oflead

20/1

No: 16 Age: 9

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

The Goffer

20/1

No: 23 Age: 6

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Thedevils-

coachman

20/1

No: 32 Age: 7

T: Noel Meade

J: 

Adamantly Chosen

25/1

No: 15 Age: 6

T: W P Mullins

J: 

Ash Tree Meadow

25/1

No: 29 Age: 6

T: Gordon Elliott

J: 

Ashtown Lad

25/1

No: 38 Age: 9

T: Dan Skelton

J: 

Burrows Saint

25/1

No: 12 Age: 10

T: W P Mullins

J: 

 

The race takes place on Easter Monday over a distance of 3 miles and 5 furlongs and along its length there are 24 fences to be overcome. The steeplechase is open to horses aged five years or more and takes place during the Easter Festival at Fairyhouse Racecourse.

The first Irish Grand National took place in 1870 and during the first few years the winners were generally trained at the Curragh. The race attracts thousands of racegoers from Dublin and several of the victors have gone on to win the Aintree Grand National in subsequent years. None have won both contests in the same year however.

The most successful runner in the history of the Irish Grand National was Brown Lad who won three times in the 1970s.

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Previous Irish Grand National Winners:

 

2022: Lord Lariat, 40/1 – Full 2022 Result and report – click here

2021: Freewheelin Dylan, 150/1 – Full 2021 Result and report – click here

2020:  Covid19

2019:  Burrows Saint

2018:  General Principle

2017:  Our Duke

2016:  Rogue Angel

2015:  Thunder And Roses

2014:  Shutthefrontdoor

2013:  Liberty Counsel

2012:  Lion Na Bearnai

2011:  Organisedconfusion

2010:  Bluesea Cracker

 

 

You can find all of the Irish Grand National runners, riders and trainers on this site along with the best bookmaker free bets, best odds and latest tips.

With regard to choosing a potential winner on the Irish Grand National,  it is hugely important that you do some research on some aspects such as previous form over distance and course, preference for good or soft ground and weight allocation, the latter particularly important as this is a handicap race which means that each horse will be allocated a different weight to carry.

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