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🏳 2010 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Don't Push It (10/1jf) 2nd: Black Apalachi (14/1) 3rd: State of Play (16/1) 4th: Big Fella Thanks (10/1jf)

2010 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2010 Grand National was won by 10/1 joint-favourite Don’t Push It, trained by Jonjo O’Neill and ridden by Tony McCoy. Finishing second was Black Apalachi at 14/1, trained by Dessie Hughes and ridden by Denis O’Regan, 5 lengths behind. Third place went to State of Play at 16/1, trained by Evan Williams and ridden by Paul Moloney, a further 20 lengths back. Fourth was Big Fella Thanks at 10/1 joint-favourite, trained by Ferdy Murphy and ridden by Barry Geraghty.

Of the 40 starters, 14 completed the course. This race marked Tony McCoy’s first Grand National win in his 15th attempt, a significant milestone after years of near misses, including a second-place finish in 2001.

🏳 2011 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Ballabriggs (14/1) 2nd: Oscar Time (14/1) 3rd: Don't Push It (9/1) 4th: State of Play (28/1)

2011 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2011 Grand National was won by 14/1 shot Ballabriggs, trained by Donald McCain and ridden by Jason Maguire. Second place went to Oscar Time at 14/1, trained by Martin Lynch and ridden by Sam Waley-Cohen, 2½ lengths behind. Third was Don’t Push It at 9/1, trained by Jonjo O’Neill and ridden by Tony McCoy, 14 lengths further back. Fourth was State of Play at 28/1, trained by Evan Williams and ridden by Paul Moloney.

Of the 40 starters, 19 finished the race. Tragically, two horses, Ornais and Dooneys Gate, suffered fatal falls, sparking a safety inquiry that led to significant course changes implemented in 2012.

🏳 2012 Aintree Grand National Replay

Winner: Neptune Collonges (33/1) 2nd: Sunnyhillboy (16/1) 3rd: Seabass (8/1jf) 4th: Cappa Bleu (16/1)

2012 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2012 Grand National was won by 33/1 outsider Neptune Collonges, trained by Paul Nicholls and ridden by Daryl Jacob. Second was Sunnyhillboy at 16/1, trained by Jonjo O’Neill and ridden by Richie McLernon, beaten by a nose in the closest finish in race history. Third place went to Seabass at 8/1 joint-favourite, trained by Ted Walsh and ridden by Katie Walsh. Fourth was Cappa Bleu at 16/1, trained by Evan Williams and ridden by Paul Moloney.

Of the 40 starters, 15 completed the course. The race saw two more fatalities ~ Synchronised and According to Pete ~ prompting further safety reviews and course adjustments for 2013.

🏳 2013 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Auroras Encore (66/1) 2nd: Cappa Bleu (12/1) 3rd: Teaforthree (10/1) 4th: Oscar Time (66/1)

2013 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2013 Grand National was won by 66/1 longshot Auroras Encore, trained by Sue Smith and ridden by Ryan Mania. Second was Cappa Bleu at 12/1, trained by Evan Williams and ridden by Paul Moloney, 9 lengths behind. Third place went to Teaforthree at 10/1, trained by Rebecca Curtis and ridden by Nick Scholfield. Fourth was Oscar Time at 66/1, trained by Martin Lynch and ridden by Sam Waley-Cohen.

Of the 40 starters, 17 finished. This victory made Sue Smith the third female trainer to win the Grand National, and Katie Walsh, riding Seabass (13th), became the first female jockey to start as race favourite at 11/2.

🏳 2014 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Pineau De Re (25/1) 2nd: Balthazar King (14/1) 3rd: Double Seven (10/1jf) 4th: Alvarado (33/1)

2014 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2014 Grand National was won by 25/1 shot Pineau De Re, trained by Dr Richard Newland and ridden by Leighton Aspell. Second was Balthazar King at 14/1, trained by Philip Hobbs and ridden by Richard Johnson, 5 lengths behind. Third place went to Double Seven at 10/1 joint-favourite, trained by Martin Brassil and ridden by Tony McCoy. Fourth was Alvarado at 33/1, trained by Fergal O’Brien and ridden by Paul Moloney.

Of the 40 starters, 18 finished. This was the first £1 million Grand National, sponsored by Crabbie’s, and all horses returned safely, a success for the new safety regulations.

🏳 2015 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Many Clouds (25/1) 2nd: Saint Are (25/1) 3rd: Monbeg Dude (40/1) 4th: Alvarado (20/1)

2015 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2015 Grand National was won by 25/1 shot Many Clouds, trained by Oliver Sherwood and ridden by Leighton Aspell. Second was Saint Are at 25/1, trained by Tom George and ridden by Paddy Brennan, 1¾ lengths behind. Third place went to Monbeg Dude at 40/1, trained by Michael Scudamore and ridden by Liam Treadwell. Fourth was Alvarado at 20/1, trained by Fergal O’Brien and ridden by Paul Moloney.

Of the 39 starters, 19 finished. This was Tony McCoy’s final Grand National ride, finishing fifth on Shutthefrontdoor, capping a 20-year career at the race before his retirement.

🏳 2016 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Rule The World (33/1) 2nd: The Last Samuri (8/1jf) 3rd: Vics Canvas (100/1) 4th: Gilgamboa (28/1)

2016 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2016 Grand National was won by 33/1 shot Rule The World, trained by Mouse Morris and ridden by David Mullins. Second was The Last Samuri at 8/1 joint-favourite, trained by Kim Bailey and ridden by David Bass, 6 lengths behind. Third place went to Vics Canvas at 100/1, trained by Dermot McLoughlin and ridden by Robert Dunne. Fourth was Gilgamboa at 28/1, trained by Enda Bolger and ridden by Robbie Power.

Of the 39 starters, 16 finished. No fatalities occurred, a positive note, and David Mullins, at 19, won in his first Grand National ride, marking an Irish sweep with owners Gigginstown Stud.

🏳 2017 Aintree Grand National

Winner: One For Arthur (14/1) 2nd: Cause of Causes (16/1) 3rd: Saint Are (25/1) 4th: Blaklion (8/1)

2017 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2017 Grand National was won by 14/1 shot One For Arthur, trained by Lucinda Russell and ridden by Derek Fox. Second was Cause of Causes at 16/1, trained by Gordon Elliott and ridden by Jamie Codd, 4½ lengths behind. Third place went to Saint Are at 25/1, trained by Tom George and ridden by Davy Russell. Fourth was Blaklion at 8/1 favourite, trained by Nigel Twiston-Davies and ridden by Noel Fehily.

Of the 40 starters, 19 finished. All runners returned safely, and this victory made One For Arthur only the second Scottish-trained winner in history, following Rubstic in 1979.

🏳 2018 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Tiger Roll (10/1) 2nd: Pleasant Company (25/1) 3rd: Bless The Wings (40/1) 4th: Anibale Fly (10/1)

2018 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2018 Grand National was won by 10/1 shot Tiger Roll, trained by Gordon Elliott and ridden by Davy Russell. Second was Pleasant Company at 25/1, trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by David Mullins, a head behind after a photo finish. Third place went to Bless The Wings at 40/1, trained by Gordon Elliott and ridden by Jack Kennedy. Fourth was Anibale Fly at 10/1, trained by Tony Martin and ridden by Barry Geraghty.

Of the 38 starters, 12 finished ~ the smallest number since 2005 ~ due to heavy ground conditions. Tiger Roll’s win began his legendary status, setting the stage for his 2019 repeat.

🏳 2019 Aintree Grand National

Winner: Tiger Roll (4/1f) 2nd: Magic of Light (66/1) 3rd: Rathvinden (8/1) 4th: Walk In The Mill (25/1)

2019 Grand National Wikipedia Page

◢ The 2019 Grand National was won by 4/1 favourite Tiger Roll, trained by Gordon Elliott and ridden by Davy Russell. Second was Magic of Light at 66/1, trained by Jessica Harrington and ridden by Paddy Kennedy, 2¾ lengths behind. Third place went to Rathvinden at 8/1, trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by Ruby Walsh. Fourth was Walk In The Mill at 25/1, trained by Robert Walford and ridden by James Best.

Of the 40 starters, 19 finished. Tiger Roll became the first horse since Red Rum (1973-74) to win consecutive Grand Nationals, but the race was marred by the fatal fall of Up For Review at the first fence.

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Unusual Historical Data Regarding Grand Nationals During The Twenty-Tens

◢ 2010 Grand National (10 April 2010)▸
◾ A.P. McCoy Finally Wins▸ Legendary jockey A.P. McCoy won his first Grand National at his 15th attempt, riding Don't Push It. Despite being a household name for over a decade, this was the elusive race he hadn’t yet conquered ~ cementing his status as one of the sport’s all~time greats.

◢ 2012 Grand National (14 April 2012)▸
◾ Tragedy Prompts Overhaul▸ Two horses, Synchronised and According To Pete, suffered fatal injuries ~ leading to major course safety reforms. Fence structures were softened, drops reduced, and post-race veterinary protocols improved ~ shaping the modern, more welfare conscious National.

◢ 2015 Grand National (11 April 2015)▸
◾ Female Jockey Finishes Third▸ Katie Walsh rode Seabass to third place ~ the highest finish by a female jockey at the time. Her performance reignited discussions about gender in racing and boosted visibility for women in National Hunt sport.

◢ 2017 Grand National (8 April 2017)▸
◾ First Ever Irish 1-2-3▸ For the first time in the race's history, Irish~trained horses took all three top spots ▸One For Arthur (trained in Scotland) ▸Cause of Causes, and ▸Saint Are. It marked the increasing dominance of Irish yards in major UK jump racing.

◢ 2019 Grand National (6 April 2019)▸
◾ Tiger Roll Equals Red Rum▸ Tiger Roll became the first horse since Red Rum to win back-to-back Grand Nationals (2018 & 2019). Ridden by Davy Russell and trained by Gordon Elliott, Tiger Roll’s dominance saw him retired from the National in later years to preserve his legacy.

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