Grand National shortest odds winners

We've put together a list of the horses who have won at the shortest odds in the history of the Grand National at Aintree Racecourse.

Poethlyn is the shortest priced horse to win the Grand National when winning the 1919 race at odds of 11/4.

In total, there have only ever been five horses to win the Grand National at odds of under 4/1, with The Huntsman, Roquefort, Anatis and The Colonel also achieving the feat in the 1800s.

Tiger Roll's 2019 victory at odds of 4/1 is the shortest price to win the Grand National since Jerry M won the 1912 race, also at odds of 4/1.

Incredibly, only 16 favourites or joint-favourites have won the Grand National since the start of the 20th century, with two of those coming courtesy of the last two renewals.

Grand National shortest odds winners

• Poethlyn - 11/4 (1919)
• The Huntsman - 3/1 (1862)
• Roquefort - 10/3 (1885)
• Anatis - 7/2 (1860)
• The Colonel - 7/2 (1870)
• Bourton - 4/1 (1854)
• Emblem - 4/1 (1863)
• Ilex - 4/1 (1890)
• Come Away - 4/1 (1891)
• Ambush II - 4/1 (1900)
• Jerry M - 4/1 (1912)
• Tiger Roll - 4/1 (2019)
• Cloister - 9/2 (1893)

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