Grand National specials: Willie Mullins just 2/1 to train 2024 race winner
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Ladbrokes has Willie Mullins at just 2/1 to train the winner of the 2024 race in the latest Grand National specials, with Gordon Elliot at 6/1 shot.
- An Irish-trained winner is just 1/3, while it’s 9/4 that the world’s most famous races goes to Britain.
- Punters love a grey horse, and Ladbrokes go 9/2 that a grey comes out on top, while it’s 11/8 that the victor is eight-years-old.
- Meanwhile, the bookies are starting to see money for the ‘name’ horses like Kitty’s Light at 14/1, Foxy Jacks at 50/1, and Run Wild Fred at 66/1.
Nicola McGeady of Ladbrokes said: “The Irish are dominating the Grand National and expected to bring home the glory. Willie Mullins is gunning for the trainers’ title with eight contenders and we are seeing plenty of support for him to train the winner.”
- Irish trained winner – 1/3
- UK trained winner – 9/4
- Willie Mullins to train the winner – 15/8
- Gordon Elliott to train the winner – 13/2
- The winner to be a Grey horse – 9/2
- 8 years old – 11/8
- 9 years old – 9/2
- 7 years old – 7/2
- 11 years old – 15/2
- 10 years old – 4/1
- 12 years old – 25/1
Grand National – Ladbrokes Odds
- 6/1 Corach Rambler
- 8/1 I Am Maximus
- 9/1 Vanillier
- 9/1 Meetingofthewaters
- 12/1 Mr Incredible
- 14/1 Mahler Mission
- 14/1 Panda Boy
- 14/1 Kitty’s Light
- 20/1 Nassalam
- 20/1 Limerick Lace
- 22/1 Noble Yeats
- 22/1 Minella Indo
- 25/1 Delta Work
- 25/1 latenightpass
- 25/1 Galia Des Liteaux
- 40/1 Coko Beach
- 40/1 Capodanno
- 40/1 Galvin
- 40/1 Glengouly
- 50/1 Stattler
- 50/1 Foxy Jacks
- 50/1 Ain’t That A Shame
- 50/1 Adamantly Chosen
- 50/1 The Goffer
- 50/1 Roi Maje
- 66/1 Janidil
- 66/1 Eldorado Allen
- 66/1 Run Wild Fred
- 66/1 Mac Tottie
- 66/1 Chambard
- 66/1 Farouk D’Alene
- 80/1 Minella Crooner
- 80/1 Eklat De Rire
How to watch the 2024 Grand National
UK fans will be able to watch the Grand National this year on ITV, as they’v been able to do since 2017. Prior to that, horse racing fans were able to watch on Channel 4 from 2013, and on the BBC from when the race first started being broadcast in 1960. Of course, Racing TV will also be broadcasting the race.
Ed Chamberlin, known to football fans for his prior work on Sky Sports alongside Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville, will be ITV’s host for the Grand National this year, just as he was for Cheltenham Festival last month.
All odds and markets are correct as of the date of publication.
