Grand National Winners

Past Winners

Here you can view all the past Grand National winners dating back to 1960. Can you spot a few household favourites? Red Rum in 73, 74 and 77 and who could forget Bob Champion’s classic ride on Aldaniti in 1981.

To read more about each Grand National winner just click on the horses name below.

Grand National Winners 1960 ~ 2022
YEAR:	HORSE	JOCKEY	TRAINER	ODDS
2022	Noble Yeats	Sam Waley-Cohen	Emmet Mullins	50/1
2021	Minella Times	Rachael Blackmore	Henry De Bromhead	11/1
2020	CANCELLED	CANCELLED	CANCELLED	CANCELLED
2019	Tiger Roll	Davy Russell	Gordon Elliott	4/1
2018	Tiger Roll	Davy Russell	Gordon Elliott	10/1
2017	One for Arthur	Derek Fox	Lucinda Russell	14/1
2016	Rule The World	David Mullins	Mouse Morris	33/1
2015	Many Clouds	Leighton Aspell	Oliver Sherwood	25/1
2014	Pineau De Re	Leighton Aspell	Dr R. Newland	25/1
2013	Auroras Encore	Ryan Mania	Sue Smith	66/1
2012	Neptune Collonges	Daryl Jacob	Paul Nicholls	33/1
2011	Ballabriggs	Jason Maguire	Donald McCain Jnr	14/1
2010	Don’t Push It	A.P. McCoy	Jonjo O’Neill	25/1
2009	Mon Mome	Liam Treadwell	Venetia Williams	100/1
2008	Comply or Die	Timmy Murphy	David Pipe	7/1
2007	Silver Birch	Robbie Power	Gordon Elliott	33/1
2006	Numbersixvalverde	Niall Madden	Martin Brassil	11/1
2005	Hedgehunter	Ruby Walsh	Willie Mullins	7/1 f
2004	Amberleigh House	Graham Lee	Donald McCain	16/1
2003	Monty’s Pass	B.Geraghty	Jimmy Mangan	16/1
2002	Bindaree	Jim Culloty	N.Twiston-Davies	20/1
2001	Red Marauder	Richard Guest	Norman Mason	33/1
2000	Papillon	Ruby Walsh	Ted Walsh	10/1
1999	Bobbyjo	Paul Carberry	T. Carberry	10/1
1998	Earth Summit	Carl Llewellyn	N Twiston-Davies	7/1 f
1997	Lord Gyllene	Tony Dobbin	S.Brookshaw	14/1
1996	Rough Quest	Mick Fitzgerald	Terry Casey	7/1 f
1995	Royal Athlete	Jason Titley	Jenny Pitman	14/1
1994	Miinnehoma	R. Dunwoody	Martin Pipe	16/1
1993	VOID RACE	VOID RACE	VOID RACE	VOID
1992	Party Politics	Carl Llewellyn	Nick Gaselee	14/1
1991	Seagram	Nigel Hawke	David Barons	12/1
1990	Mr Frisk	M. Armytage	Kim Bailey	16/1
1989	Little Polveir	Jimmy Frost	Toby Balding	28/1
1988	Rhyme n Reason	Brendan Powell	David Elsworth	10/1
1987	Maori Venture	Steve Knight	Andrew Turnell	28/1
1986	West Tip	R. Dunwoody	Michael Oliver	15/2
1985	Last Suspect	Hywel Davies	Tim Forster	50/1
1984	Hallo Dandy	Neale Doughty	Gordon Richards	13/1
1983	Corbiere	Ben de Haan	Jenny Pitman	13/1
1982	Grittar	Dick Saunders	Frank Gilman	7/1 f
1981	Aldaniti	Bob Champion	Josh Gifford	10/1
1980	Ben Nevis	C.Fenwick	Tim Forster	40/1
1979	Rubstic	Maurice Barnes	J. Leadbetter	25/1
1978	Lucius	Bob Davies	G.Richards	14/1
1977	Red Rum	Tommy Stack	Donald McCain	9/1
1976	Rag Trade	John Burke	Fred Rimmell	14/1
1975	L’Escargot	T. Carberry	Dan Moore	13/2
1974	Red Rum	Brian Fletcher	Donald McCain	11/1
1973	Red Rum	Brian Fletcher	Donald McCain	9/1 f
1972	Well To Do	G. Thorner	Tim Forster	14/1
1971	Specify	John Cook	John Sutcliffe	28/1
1970	Gay Trip	Pat Taaffe	Fred Rimmell	15/1
1969	Highland Wedding	Eddie Harty	Toby Balding	100/9
1968	Red Alligator	Brian Fletcher	Denys Smith	100/7
1967	Foinavon	J. Buckingham	John Kempton	100/1
1966	Anglo	Tim Norman	Fred Winter	50/1
1965	Jay Trump	Tommy Smith	Fred Winter	100/6
1964	Team Spirit	G. Robinson	Fulke Walwyn	18/1
1963	Ayala	Pat Buckley	Keith Piggott	66/1
1962	Kilmore	Fred Winter	Ryan Price	28/1
1961	Nicolaus Silver	Bobby Beasley	Fred Rimmel	28/1
1960	Merryman II	Gerry Scott	Neville Crump	13/2

The public love affair for the Grand National is directly tied to the nail-biting excitement of the race.

Visually the spectacle is awe-inspiring, as 40 horses charge up on the first fence, the nervous anticipation of the crowd waiting to see if their horse makes it safely over is palpable even to those watching on TV.

As the runners approach the fearsome Becher’s Brook, the excitement builds again. Twice around the course and the remaining horses are heading towards the ‘Elbow’ and the history books.

The Grand National has lots of famous winners in its history. The 2022 winner Noble Yeats (50/1) is clearly the example of how the race can still spring a surprise or two.

There have also been bigger priced winners in recent years, like Mon Mome in 2009. However, the majority of winners come home at double-digit odds.

The reason why Mon Mome had odds of 100/1 was primarily due to him being a French-bred horse. Throughout the entire history of the Grand National, there had only been three previous French winners.

Remember, you can read more about each Grand National winner by clicking on the horses’ name.

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