Grand National 2025 Runners, Riders & Odds
Grand National 2025
The Grand National is without a doubt the greatest steeplechase in the world with millions tuning-in to watch live from over 150 countries and thousands thronging the stands at the famous Aintree course.
With 34 to choose from, picking a potential winner can be a pretty daunting task, however with our handy at-a-glance guide to all the runners, riders and best odds, you can find the latest prices and up-to-date information on all the entries for the 2025 Grand National.
Odds shown are subject to change.
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#7
Corach Rambler
Age 10 Weight 11-6 Jockey Derek Fox Trainer Lucinda Russell Odds 8/1 -
#5
I Am Maximus
Age 8 Weight 11-6 Jockey Paul Townend Trainer W P Mullins Odds 7/1 -
#26
Meetingofthewaters
Age 7 Weight 10-8 Jockey Danny Mullins Trainer W P Mullins Odds 12/1 -
#17
Vanillier
Age 9 Weight 10-12 Jockey Sean Flanagan Trainer Gavin Cromwell Odds 16/1 -
#19
Mr Incredible
Age 8 Weight 10-11 Jockey Brian Hayes Trainer W P Mullins Odds 12/1 -
#34
Kitty's Light
Age 8 Weight 10-7 Jockey Jack Tudor Trainer Christian Williams Odds 16/1 -
#31
Panda Boy
Age 8 Weight 10-7 Jockey J J Slevin Trainer Martin Brassil Odds 14/1 -
#10
Mahler Mission
Age 8 Weight 11-5 Jockey Ben Harvey Trainer John McConnell Odds 16/1 -
#25
Limerick Lace
Age 7 Weight 10-8 Jockey Mark Walsh Trainer Gavin Cromwell Odds 12/1 -
#2
Nassalam
Age 7 Weight 11-8 Jockey Caoilin Quinn Trainer Gary Moore Odds 66/1 -
#6
Minella Indo
Age 11 Weight 11-6 Jockey Rachael Blackmore Trainer H De Bromhead Odds 22/1 -
#1
Noble Yeats
Age 9 Weight 11-12 Jockey Harry Cobden Trainer Emmet Mullins Odds 16/1 -
#11
Delta Work
Age 11 Weight 11-4 Jockey Jack Kennedy Trainer Gordon Elliott Odds 28/1 -
#30
Galia Des Liteaux
Age 8 Weight 10-7 Jockey Harry Skelton Trainer Dan Skelton Odds 28/1 -
#4
Capodanno
Age 8 Weight 11-8 Jockey Keith Donoghue Trainer W P Mullins Odds 25/1 -
#3
Coko Beach
Age 9 Weight 11-8 Jockey Jordan Gainford Trainer Gordon Elliott Odds 28/1 -
#13
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#20
Latenightpass
Age 11 Weight 10-10 Jockey Gina Andrews Trainer T Ellis Odds 40/1 -
#22
Adamantly Chosen
Age 7 Weight 10-9 Jockey Sean O'Keefe Trainer W P Mullins Odds 50/1 -
#24
Chemical Energy
Age 8 Weight 10-9 Jockey Danny Gilligan Trainer Gordon Elliott Odds 50/1 -
#9
Stattler
Age 9 Weight 11-5 Jockey Patrick Mullins Trainer W P Mullins Odds 40/1 -
#16
Ain't That A Shame
Age 10 Weight 10-13 Jockey David Maxwell Trainer H De Bromhead Odds 66/1 -
#12
Foxy Jacks
Age 10 Weight 11-4 Jockey Gavin Brouder Trainer M F Morris Odds 40/1 -
#29
Glengouly
Age 8 Weight 10-7 Jockey Michael O'Sullivan Trainer W P Mullins Odds 100/1 -
#28
Roi Mage
Age 12 Weight 10-8 Jockey James Reveley Trainer Patrick Griffin Odds 66/1 -
#27
The Goffer
Age 7 Weight 10-8 Jockey Sean Bowen Trainer Gordon Elliott Odds 66/1 -
#33
Chambard - NON RUNNER
Age 12 Weight 10-7 Jockey Lucy Turner Trainer Venetia Williams Odds -
#14
Farouk D'alene
Age 9 Weight 11-1 Jockey Donagh Meyler Trainer Gordon Elliott Odds 125/1 -
#21
Minella Crooner
Age 8 Weight 10-10 Jockey Kevin Sexton Trainer Gordon Elliott Odds 150/1 -
#32
Eklat De Rire
Age 10 Weight 10-7 Jockey Darragh O'Keeffe Trainer H De Bromhead Odds 150/1 -
#15
Eldorado Allen
Age 10 Weight 11-0 Jockey Brendan Rowell Trainer Joe Tizzard Odds 80/1 -
#8
Janidil
Age 10 Weight 11-6 Jockey Jody McGarvey Trainer W P Mullins Odds 125/1 -
#23
Mac Tottie
Age 11 Weight 10-9 Jockey James Bowen Trainer Peter Bowen Odds 66/1 -
#19
Run Wild Fred - NON RUNNER
Age 10 Weight 10-10 Jockey T Hamilton Trainer Gordon Elliott Odds
Quick guide to picking a winner
Picking a potential winner for the 2025 Grand National can be a very daunting task and unfortunately there’s no magic formula, however you can improve your chances by doing some research. Many racegoers will make a selection based purely on the colour of silks or the name of the horse and this can sometimes be fruitful, however there are numerous more credible strategies which can be employed.
Should you be in attendance at Aintree on Grand National day itself, a visit to the parade ring gives you the chance to see the horses in the flesh. You can asses the runners’ fitness, temperament and general wellbeing – for example should a horse be agitated or sweating excessively, then this is almost certainly not a good sign. A calm and composed horse should generally give a good account of itself in the race itself.
If you’re not in attendance for the big day, then study the form of the horse. On Racecards, you will see numbers next to the horse’s name indicating finishing positions in its last few races, however these must be taken in context, for example: a horse finishing third in a race will have ‘3’ in its form but this could be in a three-horse race. It is vitally important to consider all context when looking at form. It can be wiser to look at the letters in a form guide. ‘D’ and ‘C’ represent horses that have won at that Distance or at the same Course. Should you see ‘CD’ joined together, that means that the runner has won both the same course and distance of the particular race under consideration.
‘U’ and ‘F’ mentioned in the form guide mean that the horse has Fallen and Unseated the jockey. ‘P’ means it was Pulled-up by the rider and ‘S’ means it slipped during the particular race.
Every horse in a race has odds which indicate it’s theoretical chance of being a winner and these odds fluctuate based on the weight of money placed upon them by the betting public. They can either shorten or lengthen (drift), a shortening price effectively meaning that support on this particular horse is increasing and a drifting price meaning that there is less support for this horse compared with the others in the race.
As mentioned earlier, there isn’t a magic formula for winning on horse racing but you can certainly enhance your chances of doing so by carrying out some research.
Good luck!!!