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Aintree Races
Aintree Racecourse, home of the world famous grand national as well as other excellent horse racing meetings throughout the year. Here at Stableexpress keep up to date with the latest race results, fixtures and news as well as watch video`s of past races at Aintree race track.
Below you can watch the historic victory of Party Politics in the grand national at Aintree in 1992.
The Grand National at Aintree Racecourse
The course was founded back in 1829 and is best known for the annual world-famous Grand National Steeplechase. The first steeplechase event was held in 1939, but there had been countless flat races held there in the decade prior.
What is it that makes this steeplechase more interesting and more famous than all the rest? This is primarily because it`s known as one of the hardest steeplechases in the world, with 16 fences. The Grand National is over four miles long and usually has 40 other horses competing. This alone makes it incredibly demanding because you`re not just competing to get over those fences as fast as possible, but jockeys and horses are also competing purely for space on the track.
Although this race is insanely difficult, the legendary race horse Red Rum is known for winning three times in the 1970s and coming second twice, so it`s not impossible to excel at it!
Of course the Grand National isn`t the only race that`s held at the Aintree Racecourse. However, surprisingly, it`s not even just used for horse racing, which is unusual for racecourses, which are usually used year round for various kinds of horse racing.
Motor Racing at Aintree
The course also has been used for motor racing since the 1950s and it has held 11 non-championship Formula 1 races in its history.
In addition to motor racing it`s also been used as a music venue, with famous musicians such as Michael Jackson and Pink performing there. This is awesome because it`s so unusual for a racecourse to be used for so many historically amazing things.
Aintree Golf Course
Finally, the racecourse also has been used for golf, since it contains a 9-hole golf course and driving range. However, this is the one thing that the racecourse is used least for and the golf course and driving range are closed whenever there`s a horse or motor race going on.
This awesome racecourse hasn`t been around as long as some others, but it`s certainly got a fascinating and multi-cultural history that many racecourses don`t share. Not many can boast they`ve had the queen visit as well as Michael Jackson and some racecar winners as well. You can now access the racecourse via the Aintree railway station directly outside the boundaries.
Below you can watch the historic victory of Party Politics in the grand national at Aintree in 1992.
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The History Of Aintree Racecourse
There are so many racecourses in the UK with rich histories and ones that are famous for one reason or another. One of the most popular and well-known racecourse is the Aintree Racecourse in Aintree, Merseyside, England. Let`s talk about what make this racecourse not just special and unique, but also some of its interesting history.The Grand National at Aintree Racecourse
The course was founded back in 1829 and is best known for the annual world-famous Grand National Steeplechase. The first steeplechase event was held in 1939, but there had been countless flat races held there in the decade prior.
What is it that makes this steeplechase more interesting and more famous than all the rest? This is primarily because it`s known as one of the hardest steeplechases in the world, with 16 fences. The Grand National is over four miles long and usually has 40 other horses competing. This alone makes it incredibly demanding because you`re not just competing to get over those fences as fast as possible, but jockeys and horses are also competing purely for space on the track.
Although this race is insanely difficult, the legendary race horse Red Rum is known for winning three times in the 1970s and coming second twice, so it`s not impossible to excel at it!
Of course the Grand National isn`t the only race that`s held at the Aintree Racecourse. However, surprisingly, it`s not even just used for horse racing, which is unusual for racecourses, which are usually used year round for various kinds of horse racing.
Motor Racing at Aintree
The course also has been used for motor racing since the 1950s and it has held 11 non-championship Formula 1 races in its history.
In addition to motor racing it`s also been used as a music venue, with famous musicians such as Michael Jackson and Pink performing there. This is awesome because it`s so unusual for a racecourse to be used for so many historically amazing things.
Aintree Golf Course
Finally, the racecourse also has been used for golf, since it contains a 9-hole golf course and driving range. However, this is the one thing that the racecourse is used least for and the golf course and driving range are closed whenever there`s a horse or motor race going on.
This awesome racecourse hasn`t been around as long as some others, but it`s certainly got a fascinating and multi-cultural history that many racecourses don`t share. Not many can boast they`ve had the queen visit as well as Michael Jackson and some racecar winners as well. You can now access the racecourse via the Aintree railway station directly outside the boundaries.
Winners Of The Grand National
The grand national is a historic race that has been run for over 150 years, see the winners over the years| Year | Winner | Age | Jockey | Trainer | Owner | SP | Winning time |
| 2016 | Rule The World | 9 | David Mullins | Mouse Morris | Gigginstown House Stud | 33/1 | 9m 29.0s |
| 2015 | Many Clouds | 8 | Leighton Aspell | Oliver Sherwood | Trevor Hemmings | 25-Jan | 8m 56.8s |
| 2014 | Pineau De Re | 11 | Leighton Aspell | Richard Newland | John Provan | 25-Jan | 9m 9.9s |
| 2013 | Auroras Encore | 11 | Ryan Mania | Sue Smith | Douglas Pryde, Jim Beaumont and David P van der Hoeven | 66/1 | 9m 12.0s |
| 2012 | Neptune Collonges | 11 | Daryl Jacob | Paul Nicholls | John Hales | 33/1 | 9m 5.1s |
| 2011 | Ballabriggs | 10 | Jason Maguire | Donald McCain, Jr. | Trevor Hemmings | 14-Jan | 9m 1.2s |
| 2010 | Don`t Push It | 10 | Tony McCoy | Jonjo O`Neill | J. P. McManus | 10/1 JF | 9m 4.6s |
| 2009 | Mon Mome | 9 | Liam Treadwell | Venetia Williams | Vida Bingham | 100/1 | 9m 32.9s |
| 2008 | Comply or Die | 9 | Timmy Murphy | David Pipe | David Johnson | 7/1 JF | 9m 16.6s |
| 2007 | Silver Birch | 10 | Robbie Power | Gordon Elliott | Brian Walsh | 33/1 | 9m 13.6s |
| 2006 | Numbersixvalverde | 10 | Niall Madden | Martin Brassil | Bernard Carroll | 11-Jan | 9m 41.0s |
| 2005 | Hedgehunter | 9 | Ruby Walsh | Willie Mullins | Trevor Hemmings | 7/1 F | 9m 20.8s |
| 2004 | Amberleigh House | 12 | Graham Lee | Ginger McCain | Halewood Int. Ltd | 16-Jan | 9m 20.3s |
| 2003 | Monty`s Pass | 10 | Barry Geraghty | Jimmy Mangan | Dee Racing Syndicate | 16-Jan | 9m 21.7s |
| 2002 | Bindaree | 8 | Jim Culloty | Nigel Twiston-Davies | Raymond Mould | 20-Jan | 9m 8.6s |
| 2001 | Red Marauder | 11 | Richard Guest | Norman Mason | Norman Mason | 33/1 | 11m 0.1s |
| 2000 | Papillon | 9 | Ruby Walsh | Ted Walsh | Mrs J. Maxwell Moran (USA) | 10-Jan | 9m 9.7s |
| 1999 | Bobbyjo | 9 | Paul Carberry | Tommy Carberry | Bobby Burke | 10-Jan | 9m 14.1s |
| 1998 | Earth Summit | 10 | Carl Llewellyn | Nigel Twiston-Davies | Summit Partnership | 7/1 F | 10m 51.5s |
| 1997 | Lord Gyllene | 9 | Tony Dobbin | Steve Brookshaw | Stan Clarke | 14-Jan | 9m 5.9s |
| 1996 | Rough Quest | 10 | Mick Fitzgerald | Terry Casey | Andrew Wates | 7/1 F | 9m 0.8s |
| 1995 | Royal Athlete | 12 | Jason Titley | Jenny Pitman | G. & L. Johnson | 40/1 | 9m 4.1s |
| 1994 | Miinnehoma | 11 | Richard Dunwoody | Martin Pipe | Freddie Starr | 16-Jan | 10m 18.8s |
| 1992 | Party Politics | 8 | Carl Llewellyn | Nick Gaselee | Patricia Thompson | 14-Jan | 9m 6.4s |
| 1991 | Seagram | 11 | Nigel Hawke | David Barons | Sir Eric Parker | 12-Jan | 9m 29.9s |
| 1990 | Mr Frisk | 11 | Mr Marcus Armytage | Kim Bailey | Lois Duffey (USA) | 16-Jan | 8m 47.8s record |
| 1989 | Little Polveir | 12 | Jimmy Frost | Toby Balding | Edward Harvey | 28-Jan | 10m 6.9s |
| 1988 | Rhyme `n` Reason | 9 | Brendan Powell | David Elsworth | Juliet Reed | 10-Jan | 9m 53.5s |
| 1987 | Maori Venture | 11 | Steve Knight | Andrew Turnell | Jim Joel | 28-Jan | 9m 19.3s |
| 1986 | West Tip | 9 | Richard Dunwoody | Michael Oliver | Peter Luff | 15-Feb | 9m 33.0s |
| 1985 | Last Suspect | 11 | Hywel Davies | Tim Forster | Anne, Duchess of Westminster | 50/1 | 9m 42.7s |
| 1984 | Hallo Dandy | 10 | Neale Doughty | Gordon W. Richards | Richard Shaw | 13-Jan | 9m 21.4s |
| 1983 | Corbiere | 8 | Ben de Haan | Jenny Pitman | Bryan Burrough | 13-Jan | 9m 47.4s |
| 1982 | Grittar | 9 | Mr Dick Saunders | Frank Gilman | Frank Gilman | 7/1 F | 9m 12.6s |
| 1981 | Aldaniti | 11 | Bob Champion | Josh Gifford | Nick Embiricos | 10-Jan | 9m 47.2s |
| 1980 | Ben Nevis | 12 | Mr Charlie Fenwick (USA) | Tim Forster | R. C. Stewart, Jr. (USA) | 40/1 | 10m 17.4s |
| 1979 | Rubstic | 10 | Maurice Barnes | John Leadbetter | John Douglas | 25-Jan | 9m 52.9s |
| 1978 | Lucius | 9 | Bob Davies | Gordon W. Richards | Fiona Whitaker | 14-Jan | 9m 33.9s |
| 1977 | Red Rum | 12 | Tommy Stack | Ginger McCain | Noel Le Mare | 09-Jan | 9m 30.3s |
| 1976 | Rag Trade | 10 | John Burke | Fred Rimell | Pierre Raymond | 14-Jan | 9m 20.9s |
| 1975 | L`Escargot | 12 | Tommy Carberry | Dan Moore | Raymond R. Guest (USA) | 13-Feb | 9m 31.1s |
| 1974 | Red Rum | 9 | Brian Fletcher | Ginger McCain | Noel Le Mare | 11-Jan | 9m 20.3s |
| 1973 | Red Rum | 8 | Brian Fletcher | Ginger McCain | Noel Le Mare | 9/1 JF | 9m 1.9s |
| 1972 | Well to Do | 9 | Graham Thorner | Tim Forster | Tim Forster | 14-Jan | 10m 8.4s |
| 1971 | Specify | 9 | John Cook | John Sutcliffe | Fred Pontin | 28-Jan | 9m 34.2s |
| 1970 | Gay Trip | 8 | Pat Taaffe | Fred Rimell | Tony Chambers | 15-Jan | 9m 38s |
| 1969 | Highland Wedding | 12 | Eddie Harty, Sr. | Toby Balding | Thomas McCoy, Jr. (USA) & Charles Burns (CAN) | 100/9 | 9m 30.8s |
| 1968 | Red Alligator | 9 | Brian Fletcher | Denys Smith | John Manners | 100/7 | 9m 28.8s |
| 1967 | Foinavon | 9 | John Buckingham | John Kempton | Cyril Watkins | 100/1 | 9m 49.6s |
| 1966 | Anglo | 8 | Tim Norman | Fred Winter | Stuart Levy | 50/1 | 9m 52.8s |
| 1965 | Jay Trump | 8 | Tommy Smith | Fred Winter | Mary Stephenson | 100/6 | 9m 30.6s |
| 1964 | Team Spirit | 12 | Willie Robinson | Fulke Walwyn | John Goodman | 18-Jan | 9m 46.8s |
| 1963 | Ayala | 9 | Pat Buckley | Keith Piggott | Pierre Raymond | 66/1 | 9m 35.8s |
| 1962 | Kilmore | 12 | Fred Winter | Ryan Price | Nat Cohen | 28-Jan | 9m 50s |
| 1961 | Nicolaus Silver | 9 | Bobby Beasley | Fred Rimell | Charles Vaughan | 28-Jan | 9m 22.6s |
| 1960 | Merryman II | 9 | Gerry Scott | Neville Crump | Winifred Wallace | 13/2 F | 9m 26.2s |
| 1959 | Oxo | 8 | Michael Scudamore | Willie Stephenson | John Bigg | 08-Jan | 9m 37.8s |
| 1958 | Mr. What | 8 | Arthur Freeman | Tom Taaffe, Sr. | David J. Coughlan | 18-Jan | 9m 59.8s |
| 1957 | Sundew | 11 | Fred Winter | Frank Hudson | Mrs Geoffrey Kohn | 20-Jan | 9m 42.4s |
| 1956 | E.S.B. | 10 | David Dick | Fred Rimell | Mrs Leonard Carver | 100/7 | 9m 21.4s |
| 1955 | Quare Times | 9 | Pat Taaffe | Vincent O`Brien | Cecily Welman | 100/9 | 10m 19.2s |
| 1954 | Royal Tan | 10 | Bryan Marshall | Vincent O`Brien | Joe Griffin | 08-Jan | 9m 32.8s |
| 1953 | Early Mist | 8 | Bryan Marshall | Vincent O`Brien | Joe Griffin | 20-Jan | 9m 22.8s |
| 1952 | Teal | 10 | Arthur Thompson | Neville Crump | Harry Lane | 100/7 | 9m 21.5s |
| 1951 | Nickel Coin | 9 | John Bullock | Jack O`Donoghue | Jeffrey Royle | 40/1 | 9m 48.8s |
| 1950 | Freebooter | 9 | Jimmy Power | Bobby Renton | Lurline Brotherton | 10/1 F | 9m 24.2s |
| 1949 | Russian Hero | 9 | Leo McMorrow | George Owen | Fearnie Williamson | 66/1 | 9m 24.2s |
| 1948 | Sheila`s Cottage | 9 | Arthur Thompson | Neville Crump | John Procter | 50/1 | 9m 25.4s |
| 1947 | Caughoo | 8 | Eddie Dempsey | Herbert McDowell | John McDowell | 100/1 | 10m 3.8s |
| 1946 | Lovely Cottage | 9 | Capt. Bobby Petre | Tommy Rayson | John Morant | 25-Jan | 9m 38.2s |
| 1940 | Bogskar | 7 | Mervyn Jones | Lord Stalbridge | Lord Stalbridge | 25-Jan | 9m 20.6s |
| 1939 | Workman | 9 | Tim Hyde | Jack Ruttle | Sir Alexander Maguire | 100/8 | 9m 42.2s |
| 1938 | Battleship | 11 | Bruce Hobbs | Reg Hobbs | Marion Scott | 40/1 | 9m 27.0s |
| 1937 | Royal Mail | 8 | Evan Williams | Ivor Anthony | Hugh Lloyd Thomas | 100/6 | 9m 59.8s |
| 1936 | Reynoldstown | 9 | Mr Fulke Walwyn | Noel Furlong | Noel Furlong | 10-Jan | 9m 37.8s |
| 1935 | Reynoldstown | 8 | Mr Frank Furlong | Noel Furlong | Noel Furlong | 22-Jan | 9m 20.2s |
| 1934 | Golden Miller | 7 | Gerry Wilson | Basil Briscoe | Dorothy Paget | 08-Jan | 9m 20.4s |
| 1933 | Kellsboro` Jack | 7 | Dudley Williams | Ivor Anthony | Mrs F. Ambrose Clark | 25-Jan | 9m 28.0s |
| 1932 | Forbra | 7 | Tim Hamey | Tom Rimell | William Parsonage | 50/1 | 9m 44.6s |
| 1931 | Grakle | 9 | Bob Lyall | Tom Coulthwaite | Cecil Taylor | 100/6 | 9m 32.8s |
| 1930 | Shaun Goilin | 10 | Tommy Cullinan | Frank Hartigan | Walter Midwood | 100/8 | 9m 40.6s |
| 1929 | Gregalach | 7 | Robert W H Everett | Tom Leader | Margaret Gemmell | 100/1 | 9m 47.4s |
| 1928 | Tipperary Tim | 10 | Mr Bill Dutton | Joseph Dodd | Harold Kenyon | 100/1 | 10m 23.4s |
| 1927 | Sprig | 10 | Ted Leader | Tom Leader | Mary Partridge | 8/1 F | 10m 20.2s |
| 1926 | Jack Horner | 9 | William Watkinson | Harvey Leader | Charles Schwartz | 25-Jan | 9m 36.0s |
| 1925 | Double Chance | 9 | Maj. John Wilson | Fred Archer, Jr. | David Goold | 100/9 | 9m 42.6s |
| 1924 | Master Robert | 11 | Bob Trudgill | Aubrey Hastings | Lord Airlie | 25-Jan | 9m 40.0s |
| 1923 | Sergeant Murphy | 13 | Capt. Tuppy Bennett | George Blackwell | Stephen Sanford | 100/6 | 9m 36.0s |
| 1922 | Music Hall | 9 | Lewis Rees | Owen Anthony | Hugh Kershaw | 100/9 | 9m 55.8s |
| 1921 | Shaun Spadah | 10 | Fred Rees | George Poole | Malcolm McAlpine | 100/9 | 10m 26.0s |
| 1920 | Troytown | 7 | Mr Jack Anthony | Algy Anthony | T. Collins-Gerrard | 06-Jan | 10m 20.4s |
| 1919 | Poethlyn | 9 | Ernie Piggott | Harry Escott | Gwladys Peel | 11/4 F | 10m 8.4s |
| 1915 | Ally Sloper | 6 | Mr Jack Anthony | Aubrey Hastings | Lady Margaret Nelson | 100/8 | 9m 47.8s |
| 1914 | Sunloch | 8 | Bill Smith | Tom Tyler | Tom Tyler | 100/6 | 9m 58.8s |
| 1913 | Covertcoat | 7 | Percy Woodland | Robert Gore | Sir C. Assheton-Smith | 100/9 | 10m 19.0s |
| 1912 | Jerry M | 9 | Ernie Piggott | Robert Gore | Sir C. Assheton-Smith | 4/1 JF | 10m 13.4s |
| 1911 | Glenside | 9 | Mr Jack Anthony | R. H. Collis | Frank Bibby | 20-Jan | 10m 35.0s |
| 1910 | Jenkinstown | 9 | Robert Chadwick | Tom Coulthwaite | Stanley Howard | 100/8 | 10m 44.2s |
| 1909 | Lutteur III | 5 | Georges Parfrement | Harry Escott | James Hennessy | 100/9 | 9m 53.8s |
| 1908 | Rubio | 10 | Henry Bletsoe | Fred Withington | F. Douglas-Pennant | 66/1 | 10m 33.2s |
| 1907 | Eremon | 7 | Alf Newey | Tom Coulthwaite | Stanley Howard | 08-Jan | 9m 47.5s |
| 1906 | Ascetic`s Silver | 9 | Mr Aubrey Hastings | Aubrey Hastings | Prince F. Hatzfeldt | 20-Jan | 9m 34.4s |
| 1905 | Kirkland | 9 | Frank Mason | E. Thomas | Frank Bibby | 06-Jan | 9m 48.8s |
| 1904 | Moifaa | 8 | Arthur Birch | W. Hickey | Spencer Gollan | 25-Jan | 9m 58.6s |
| 1903 | Drumcree | 9 | Percy Woodland | Sir Charles Nugent | John Morrison | 13/2 F | 10m 9.4s |
| 1902 | Shannon Lass | 7 | David Read | James Hackett | Ambrose Gorham | 20-Jan | 10m 3.6s |
| 1901 | Grudon | 11 | Arthur Nightingall | Bernard Bletsoe | Bernard Bletsoe | 09-Jan | 9m 47.8s |
| 1900 | Ambush II | 6 | Algy Anthony | Algy Anthony | Prince Edward VII | 04-Jan | 10m 1.4s |
| 1899 | Manifesto | 11 | George Williamson | Willie Moore | John Bulteel | 05-Jan | 9m 49.8s |
| 1898 | Drogheda | 6 | John Gourley | Dick Dawson | C. G. M. Adams | 25-Jan | 9m 43.6s |
| 1897 | Manifesto | 9 | Terry Kavanagh | Willie McAuliffe | Harry Dyas | 6/1 F | 9m 49s |
| 1896 | The Soarer | 7 | Lt. David Campbell | Willie Moore | William Hall Walker | 40/1 | 10m 11.2s |
| 1895 | Wild Man From Borneo | 7 | Mr Joe Widger | James Gatland | John Widger | 10-Jan | 10m 32.0 |
| 1894 | Why Not | 13 | Arthur Nightingall | Willie Moore | C. H. Fenwick | 5/1 JF | 9m 45.4s |
| 1893 | Cloister | 9 | Bill Dollery | Arthur Yates | Charles Duff | 9/2 F | 9m 32.4s |
| 1892 | Father O`Flynn | 7 | Capt. Roddy Owen | Gordon Wilson | Gordon Wilson | 20-Jan | 9m 48.2s |
| 1891 | Come Away | 7 | Mr Harry Beasley | Harry Beasley | Willie Jameson | 4/1 F | 9m 58.0s |
| 1890 | Ilex | 6 | Arthur Nightingall | John Nightingall | George Masterman | 4/1 F | 10m 41.8s |
| 1889 | Frigate | 11 | Mr Tommy Beasley | M. A. Maher | Mat Maher | 08-Jan | 10m 1.2s |
| 1888 | Playfair | 7 | George Mawson | Tom Cannon, Sr. | Ned Baird | 40/1 | 10m 12.0s |
| 1887 | Gamecock | 8 | Bill Daniels | James Gordon | E. Jay | 20-Jan | 10m 10.2s |
| 1886 | Old Joe | 7 | Tommy Skelton | George Mulcaster | A. J. Douglas | 25-Jan | 10m 14.6s |
| 1885 | Roquefort | 6 | Mr Ted Wilson | Arthur Yates | Arthur Cooper | 10/3 F | 10m 10.0s |
| 1884 | Voluptuary | 6 | Mr Ted Wilson | William Wilson | H. F. Boyd | 10-Jan | 10m 5.0s |
| 1883 | Zoedone | 6 | Count Karel Kinsky | W. Jenkins | Count Karel Kinsky | 100/7 | 11m 39.0s |
| 1882 | Seaman | 6 | Lord Manners | James Machell/James Jewitt | Lord Manners | 10-Jan | 10m 42.4s |
| 1881 | Woodbrook | 7 | Mr Tommy Beasley | Henry Linde | T. Kirkwood | 11/2 JF | 11m 50.0s |
| 1880 | Empress | 5 | Mr Tommy Beasley | Henry Linde | Pierre Ducrot | 08-Jan | 10m 20.0s |
| 1879 | The Liberator | 10 | Mr Garrett Moore | J. Moore | Garrett Moore | 05-Jan | 10m 12.0s |
| 1878 | Shifnal | 9 | J. Jones | John Nightingall | John Nightingall | 07-Jan | 10m 23.0s |
| 1877 | Austerlitz | 5 | Mr Fred Hobson | Robert I`Anson | Fred Hobson | 15-Jan | 10m 10.0s |
| 1876 | Regal | 5 | Joe Cannon | James Jewitt | James Machell | 25-Jan | 11m 14.0s |
| 1875 | Pathfinder | 8 | Mr Tommy Pickernell | W. Reeves | Hubert Bird | 100/6 | 10m 22.0s |
| 1874 | Reugny | 6 | Mr J. M. Richardson | James Machell | James Machell | 5/1 F | 10m 4.0s |
| 1873 | Disturbance | 6 | Mr J. M. Richardson | James Machell | James Machell | 20-Jan | Watch stopped |
| 1872 | Casse Tete | 7 | John Page | A. Cowley | Teddy Brayley | 20-Jan | 10m 14.5s |
| 1871 | The Lamb | 9 | Mr Tommy Pickernell | Chris Green | Lord Poulett | 11-Feb | 9m 35.7s |
| 1870 | The Colonel | 7 | George Stevens | R. Roberts | Matthew Evans | 7/2 F | 10m 10.0s |
| 1869 | The Colonel | 6 | George Stevens | R. Roberts | John Weyman | 100/7 | 11m 0.0s |
| 1868 | The Lamb | 6 | Mr George Ede | Ben Land | Lord Poulett | 09-Jan | Not recorded |
| 1867 | Cortolvin | 8 | John Page | Harry Lamplugh | Duke of Hamilton | 16-Jan | 10m 42.0s |
| 1866 | Salamander | 7 | Mr Alec Goodman | J. Walters | Edward Studd | 40/1 | 11m 5.0s |
| 1865 | Alcibiade | 5 | Capt. Henry Coventry | Cornell | Cherry Angell | 100/7 | 11m 16.0s |
| 1864 | Emblematic | 6 | George Stevens | Edwin Weever | Lord Coventry | 10-Jan | 11m 50.0s |
| 1863 | Emblem | 7 | George Stevens | Edwin Weever | Lord Coventry | 04-Jan | 11m 20.0s |
| 1862 | The Huntsman | 9 | Harry Lamplugh | Harry Lamplugh | Viscount de Namur | 3/1 F | 9m 30.0s |
| 1861 | Jealousy | 7 | Joseph Kendall | Charles Balchin | J. Bennett | 05-Jan | 10m 14.0s |
| 1860 | Anatis | 10 | Mr Tommy Pickernell | H. E. May | Christopher Capel | 7/2 F | Not recorded |
| 1859 | Half Caste | 6 | Chris Green | Chris Green | Mr Willoughby | 07-Jan | 10m 2.0s |
| 1858 | Little Charley | 10 | William Archer | William Holman | Christopher Capel | 100/6 | 11m 5.0s |
| 1857 | Emigrant | 11 | Charlie Boyce | Charlie Boyce | George Hodgman | 10-Jan | 10m 6.0s |
| 1856 | Freetrader | 7 | George Stevens | William Holman | W. Barnett | 25-Jan | 10m 9.5s |
| 1855 | Wanderer | 10 | John Hanlon | Not known | Mr Dunn | 25-Jan | 10m 25.0s |
| 1854 | Bourton | 11 | John Tasker | Henry Wadlow | William Moseley | 4/1 F | 9m 59.0s |
| 1853 | Peter Simple | 15 | Tom Olliver | Tom Olliver | Josey Little | 09-Jan | 10m 37.5s |
| 1852 | Miss Mowbray | 7 | Mr Alec Goodman | George Dockeray | T. F. Mason | 9m 58.5s | |
| 1851 | Abd-El-Kader | 9 | T. Abbott | Joseph Osborne | Joseph Osborne | 07-Jan | 9m 59.0s |
| 1850 | Abd-El-Kader | 8 | Chris Green | Joseph Osborne | Joseph Osborne | 9m 57.5s | |
| 1849 | Peter Simple | 11 | Tom Cunningham | T. Cunningham | Finch Mason, Jr. | 20-Jan | 10m 56.0s |
| 1848 | Chandler | 12 | Capt. Josey Little [2] | Tom Eskrett | Josey Little | 12-Jan | 11m 21.0s |
| 1847 | Mathew | 9 | Denny Wynne | John Murphy | John Courtenay | 10-Jan | 10m 39.0s |
| 1846 | Pioneer | 6 | William Taylor | Not trained [1] | Mr Adams | 10m 46.0s | |
| 1845 | Cure-All | 7 | Mr William Loft | Kitty Crisp | W. S. Crawford | 10m 47.0s | |
| 1844 | Discount | 6 | Mr John Crickmere | Not recorded | Mr Quartermaine | 5/1 JF | Just under 14m |
| 1843 | Vanguard | 8 | Tom Olliver | see note below [a] | Lord Chesterfield | 12-Jan | Not recorded |
| 1842 | Gaylad | 8 | Tom Olliver | George Dockeray | John Elmore | 07-Jan | 13m 30.0s |
| 1841 | Charity | 11 | Mr A. Powell | William Vevers | Lord Craven | 14-Jan | 13m 25.0s |
| 1840 | Jerry | 10 | Mr Bartholomew Bretherton | George Dockeray | Henry Villebois | 12-Jan | 12m 30.0s |
| 1839 | Lottery | 9 | Jem Mason | George Dockeray | John Elmore | 5/1 F | 14m 53.0s |
Rag Trade
Rag Trade is the race horse that foiled Red Rums third grand national win (for a time anyway), train by Fred Rimmell Rag Trade was his forth victory in the prestigious race. Born in Ireland Rag Trade was sired by the stallion Menelek.
