When is the Grand National? Aintree date, start time, runners and betting

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The greatest show on turf returns for another year as 40 runners and riders prepare to tackle the Grand National at Aintree.

Noble Yeats sprung a 50/1 shock in last year’s renewal to send jockey Sam Waley-Cohen into retirement with a famous victory over the Merseyside track’s iconic spruce fences.

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The Grand National is the richest Jumps race on the calendar as it boasts a mega prize pot worth £1,000,000, with winning connections taking home half of that sum.

You can run the rule over our antepost Grand National odds on the Paddy Power website and Paddy Power app, otherwise all the key details about this year’s renewal can be found below.

Grand National 2023 date and start time

The Grand National is set to take place at Aintree on Saturday, April 15. The post time is provisionally set for 17:15 BST. You can watch the race live on the Paddy Power website and Paddy Power app or on ITV.

Grand National 2023 runners

Grand National entries were revealed on Tuesday, February 7. There are forfeit stages on Tuesday, March 7 and Tuesday, March 28 before confirmations on Monday, April 10. The deadline for final declarations is 10:00 BST on Thursday, April 13. We will update this page with the final field when it is revealed!

A Wave Of The Sea (Jockey TBC)
Ain’t That A Shame (TBC)
Any Second Now (TBC)
Back On The Lash (TBC)
Battleoverdoyen (TBC)
Born By The Sea (TBC)
Cape Gentleman (TBC)
Capodanno (TBC)
Captain Kangaroo (TBC)
Carefully Selected (TBC)
Cloudy Glen (TBC)
Coko Beach (TBC)
Corach Rambler (TBC)
Darasso (TBC)
Darrens Hope (TBC)
Defi Bleu (TBC)
Delta Work (TBC)
Diol Ker (TBC)
Dunboyne (TBC)
Enjoy D’allen (TBC)
Envoi Allen (TBC)
Escaria Ten (TBC)
Eva’s Oskar (TBC)
Fakiera (TBC)
Fantastikas (TBC)
Fortescue (TBC)
Francky Du Berlais (TBC)
Fury Road (TBC)
Gabbys Cross (TBC)
Gaillard Du Mesnil (TBC)
Galvin (TBC)
Gevrey (TBC)
Gin On Lime (TBC)
Hill Sixteen (TBC)
Le Milos (TBC)
Lifetime Ambition (TBC)
Longhouse Poet (TBC)
Milan Native (TBC)
Minella Trump (TBC)
Mister Coffey (TBC)
Mortal (TBC)
Mr Incredible (TBC)
Noble Yeats (TBC)
Our Power (TBC)
Punitive (TBC)
Quick Wave (TBC)
Recite A Prayer (TBC)
Roi Mage (TBC)
Royale Pagaille (TBC)
Sam Brown (TBC)
Secret Reprieve (TBC)
The Big Breakaway (TBC)
The Big Dog (TBC)
The Shunter (TBC)
Vanillier (TBC)
Velvet Elvis (TBC)

Grand National 2023 betting

Grand National odds are on paddypower.com and prices for the leading contenders can be seen on our snazzy widgets below.

Corach Rambler is the antepost favourite with Paddy Power for the Grand National after winning the Ultima Handicap Chase at the Cheltenham Festival for the second year in a row.

Despite a massive hike in the weights, last year’s winner Noble Yeats is next in our early betting after a superb staying performance to place fourth in the Cheltenham Gold Cup.

Gordon Elliott has cracked the Cross Country Chase as a prep race for the Grand National and Delta Work heads to Aintree as a prominent player in our antepost market after scoring in the most unique race at the Cheltenham Festival.

Any Second Now, Longhouse Poet and Mr Incredible are also towards the top of our Grand National antepost odds.

*All prices are bang up to date with our snazzy widgets, while odds in copy are accurate at time of publishing but subject to change

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