Grand National: Previous winners

The Grand National at Aintree is one of Britain's true sporting institutions and a race like no other in terms of its position in the public consciousness.

With the famous spruce-clad fences at the Merseyside course, the National is an instantly recognisable race, unlike any other in the sport. 

In recent times, the Grand National has produced some sublime sporting stories – equine and human alike. 

Since 2010, we've witnessed the great AP McCoy finally win the race, Neptune Collonges win by a nose for Paul Nicholls, popular winners in Many Clouds and One For Arthur, Tiger Roll becoming the People's Champion and, of course, Rachael Blackmore creating history as the first woman to ride a Grand National winner when Minella Times scored. 

Here's the complete list of every Grand National winner at Aintree since 1990, with a reminder that you can watch the next instalment on Saturday 13th April 2024 via the bet365 live Sports Streaming Service.

The 1990s

A decade in which Carl Llewellyn piloted a pair of Grand National winners, father & son Paul and Tommy Carberry combined for victory and, uniquely, the first and so far only time that the race was declared void, after 30 of the 39 runners began and carried on racing despite a false start having been called.

Year of race	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
1990	Mr Frisk	Marcus Armytage	Kim Bailey	Lois Duffey	16/1
1991	Seagram	Nigel Hawke	David Barons	Sir Eric Parker	12/1
1992	Party Politics	Carl Llewellyn	Nick Gasalee	Patricia Thompson	14/1
1993	Race Void	-	-	-	-
1994	Miinnehoma	Richard Dunwoody	Martin Pipe	Freddie Starr	16/1
1995	Royal Athlete	Jason Titley	Jenny Pitman	G & L Johnson	40/1
1996	Rough Quest	Mick Fitzgerald	Terry Casey	Andrew Wates	7/1 fav
1997	Lord Gyllene	Tony Dobbin	Steve Brookshaw	Stan Clarke	14/1
1998	Earth Summit	Carl Llewellyn	Nigel Twiston-Davies	Summit Partnership	7/1 fav
1999	Bobbyjo	Paul Carberry	Tommy Carberry	Bobby Burke	10/1

The 2000s

Incredibly, a new century began as the old one ended, with a father & son team prevailing at Aintree this time Ruby Walsh doing the steering for his dad, Ted, on Papillon. 

This decade also included a final win for iconic National trainer Ginger McCain via Amberleigh House, maiden successes for modern training greats Willie Mullins (Hedgehunter) and Gordon Elliott (Silver Birch), and a rare 100/1 winner of the great race when Mon Mome stunned his rivals!

Year of race	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
2000	Papillon	Ruby Walsh	Ted Walsh	Mrs J. Maxwell Moran	10/1
2001	Red Marauder	Richard Guest	Norman Mason	Norman Mason	33/1
2002	Bindaree	Jim Culloty	Nigel Twiston-Davies	Raymond Mould	20/1
2003	Monty's Pass	Barry Geraghty	Jimmy Mangan	Dee Racing Syndicate	16/1
2004	Amberleigh House	Graham Lee	Ginger McCain	Halewood Int. Ltd	16/1
2005	Hedgehunter	Ruby Walsh	Willie Mullins	Trevor Hemmings	7/1 fav
2006	Numbersixvalverde	Niall Madden	Martin Brassil	Bernard Carroll	11/1
2007	Silver Birch	Robbie Power	Gordon Elliott	Brian Walsh	33/1
2008	Comply Or Die	Timmy Murphy	David Pipe	David Johnson	7/1 joint-fav
2009	Mon Mome	Liam Treadwell	Venetia Williams	Vida Bingham	100/1

The 2010s

A decade that began with the fairytale success as perennial champion jockey AP McCoy finally landed the race that eluded him throughout his career on Don't Push It. 

It would also include successive wins for rider Leighton Aspell on different horses, a rare feat, the first Scottish-trained winner in a generation in One For Arthur, Neptune Collonges winning via the closest finish in many a year and, of course, Tiger Roll becoming the first back-to-back winner since the mighty Red Rum in the 1970s.

Year of race	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
2010	Don't Push It	AP McCoy	Jonjo O'Neill	JP McManus	10/1 joint-fav
2011	Ballabriggs	Jason Maguire	Donald McCain	Trevor Hemmings	14/1
2012	Neptune Collonges	Daryl Jacob	Paul Nicholls	John Hales	33/1
2013	Auroras Encore	Ryan Mania	Sue Smith	Douglas Pryde, Jim Beaumont and David P van der Hoeven	66/1
2014	Pineau De Re	Leighton Aspell	Dr Richard Newland	John Provan	25/1
2015	Many Clouds	Leighton Aspell	Oliver Sherwood	Trevor Hemmings	25/1
2016	Rule The World	David Mullins	Mouse Morris	Gigginstown House Stud	33/1
2017	One For Arthur	Derek Fox	Lucinda Russell	Deborah Thomson & Belinda McClung	14/1
2018	Tiger Roll	Davy Russell	Gordon Elliott	Gigginstown House Stud	10/1
2019	Tiger Roll	Davy Russell	Gordon Elliott	Gigginstown House Stud	4/1 fav

The 2020s

The latest decade of course began amid lockdown, ensuring that for the first time since the Second World War there was no Grand National at Aintree. 

That historic moment for the sport was to be followed by another when the great race returned as Rachael Blackmore won on Minella Times. She became the first female rider to win the race and an inspiration to a generation that idolise her in doing so. 

In 2022, Noble Yeats became the first seven-year-old to win in 82 years, scoring under amateur rider Sam Waley-Cohen in the colours of his father, Robert, for trainer Emmet Mullins.

The 2023 renewal saw a second win in the race for both jockey Derek Fox and trainer Lucinda Russell, as favourite Corach Rambler triumphed to give Scotland a second winner in six years.

With a reduced field of 34 for the 2024 edition, favourite I Am Maximus under Paul Townend landed a second Grand National for trainer Willie Mullins.

Year of race	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Owner	Odds
2020	Race cancelled	-	-	-	-
2021	Minella Times	Rachael Blackmore	Henry De Bromhead	JP McManus	11/1
2022	Noble Yeats	Sam Waley-Cohen	Emmet Mullins	Robert Waley-Cohen	50/1
2023	Corach Rambler	Derek Fox	Lucinda Russelll	The Ramblers	8/1
2024	I Am Maximus	Paul Townend	Willie Mullins	Hollywood Syndicate & Barnane Stud	7/1