Pos Horse Age SP Jockey Trainer Owner
1 I Am Maximus 8 7/1 JF Paul Townend Willie Mullins J.P. McManus
2 Delta Work 11 28/1 Jack Kennedy Gordon Elliott Gigginstown House Stud
3 Minella Indo 11 28/1 Rachael Blackmore Henry de Bromhead Barry Maloney
4 Galvin 10 40/1 Sam Ewing Gordon Elliott R. A. Bartlett
5 Kitty’s Light 8 12/1 Jack Tudor Christian Williams R. J. Bedford & All Stars Sports Racing
6 Ain’t That A Shame 10 40/1 David Maxwell Henry de Bromhead David Maxwell
7 Meetingofthewaters 7 11/1 Danny Mullins Willie Mullins J.P. McManus
8 Galia Des Liteaux 8 28/1 Harry Skelton Dan Skelton Michael Ariss
9 Roi Mage 12 66/1 James Reveley Patrick Griffin Pryde/Van Der Hoeven/McGladery/Beaumont
10 Limerick Lace 7 7/1 JF Mark Walsh Gavin Cromwell J.P. McManus
11 Coko Beach 9 28/1 Jordan Gainford Gordon Elliott Gigginstown House Stud
12 Latenightpass 11 50/1 Gina Andrews Tom Ellis Mrs. P. A. Ellis
13 The Goffer 7 50/1 Sean Bowen Gordon Elliott Allan Snow
14 Vanillier 9 14/1 Sean Flanagan Gavin Cromwell Mrs. H. M. Keaveney
15 Eklat De Rire 10 100/1 Darragh O’Keeffe Henry de Bromhead Mr. P. Davies
16 Capodanno 8 28/1 Keith Donoghue Willie Mullins J.P. Romans & Terry Warner
17 Panda Boy 8 11/1 J. J. Slevin Martin Brassil Old Pals Partnership
18 Nassalam 7 50/1 Caoilin Quinn Gary Moore John & Yvonne Stone
19 Noble Yeats 9 12/1 Harry Cobden Emmet Mullins Robert Waley-Cohen
20 Eldorado Allen 10 66/1 Brendan Powell Joe Tizzard J.P. Romans & Terry Warner
21 Adamantly Chosen 7 33/1 Sean O’Keeffe Willie Mullins Watch This Space Syndicate

Grand National 2024 Result

The Grand National has undergone various safety changes in recent, but perhaps none more noticeable than in 2024 when, for the first time in 30 years, the maximum number of runners was reduced from 40 to 34. The start time was also moved forward by an hour and a quarter, to 4pm, with a view to providing safer underfoot conditions for participants. As it happened, on the morning of April 13, 2024, two horses were withdrawn, reducing the total field size to 32 runners, the smallest since 1999.

On the prevailing soft going, the Grand National was won by the 7/1 joint-favourite, I Am Maximus, owned by John McManus, trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by Paul Townend. Victory for the eight-year-old was a third for McManus, after Don’t Push It in 2010 and Minella Times in 2021, a second for Mullins, after Hedgehunter in 2005, and a first for Townend.

Winning the Grand National off a handicap mark of 159, or the equivalent of 11st 6lb, could hardly be described as straightforward, but I Am Maximus completed his task with a minimum of fuss. His only semblance of a jumping error came at the penultimate fence on the first circuit, The Chair, where he was less than fluent but, patiently ridden, he was not produced to lead until passing the Elbow, halfway up the run-in. Switched to the outside to make his challenge, he swept past the eventual third, Minella Indo, inside the final hundred yards or so and ran on well to win by seven and a half lengths, with something in hand.

By Admin