2024 Grand National Odds - Corach Rambler leads I Am Maximus in the betting

Jon Vine

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Last updated: Wed 10 Apr 2024 10:07

Jon Vine 10 Apr 2024

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Latest odds and betting for the 2024 Grand National [Updated on 10.4.24]
This famous handicap chase takes place at Aintree on Saturday 13th April
Corach Rambler, I Am Maximus, Vanillier and Meetingofthewaters feature in the betting

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Jockey Derek Fox rides Corach Rambler (R) on the run-in, ahead of jockey Sean Flanagan on Vanillier (2R), to win the Grand National. (Getty)

The eyes of the world will be fixed on Aintree later this month, as 34 of the sports top chasers do battle in the 2024 Grand National Handicap Chase.

58 horses remain in the running for the world's most famous handicap. Here's a look through the current Grand National betting and a rundown of the most likely runners.

2024 Grand National Odds

Name	Odds
Corach Rambler	5/1
I Am Maximus	8/1
Vanillier	10/1
Meetingofthewaters	12/1
Panda Boy	14/1
Kitty's Light	14/1
Mahler Mission	16/1
Mr Incredible	16/1
Bar	20/1

2024 Grand National Entries

Following an excellent third-place finish in the Cheltenham Gold Cup, defending champion Corach Rambler was cut into clear favouritism for the 2024 Grand National. The only other contender who can be backed at a single-figure price is Willie Mullins' I Am Maximus, who won the Irish National at Fairyhouse 12 months ago.

Last year's runner-up, Vanillier is the third-favourite for the world's most famous handicap. Another Willie Mullins runner, Meetingofthewater was cut following his third-place finish in the Ultima at Cheltenham. Coral Gold Cup runner-up, Mahler Mission also sits prominently in the market.

Martin Brassil's Panda Boy has been well-backed recently, despite needing one of the top 34 runners to drop out to get a run in the race. Christian Williams' Kitty's Light needs four of the top 34 to come out to make the final field, but he too has been backed into 14/1 in recent weeks.

Midlands National runner-up Mr Incredible, former Gold Cup winner Minella Indo, and Grand National champion of two years ago, Noble Yeats can all be backed at 20/1 or shorter. Chemical Energy, Delta Work, Galvin and Coko Beach have been entered by Gordon Elliott. Limerick Lace, Adamantly Chosen, Desertmore House and Stattler could also fly the flag for Ireland.

Welsh Grand National hero Nassalam will represent the home team, along with Dan Skelton's mare Galia Des Liteaux. Latenightpass and Eldorado Allen will bolster the British challenge, along with course winners Chambard and Mac Tottie.