2024 Grand National Odds and Entries - Corach Rambler tops list of 94 entrants

Corach Rambler ran out an impressive winner at Aintree 12 months ago, and Lucinda Russell's stable star will return to defend his crown following an outing in the Cheltenham Gold Cup. Last year's runner-up, Vanillier looks set for a second Grand National outing too, and he currently sits third in the ante-post market.

Coral Gold Cup runner-up, Mahler Mission sits second in the current Grand National betting, with Jonjo O'Neill's Monbeg Genius also prominent. 2022 winner, Noble Yeats will return to Aintree following an outing in the Stayers' Hurdle at Cheltenham, with Willie Mullins likely to take the Ryanair Chase route with Capodanno.

Mullins accounts for 13 entrants overall, with Stattler, I Am Maximus, Meetingofthewaters, Mr Incredible and James Du Berlais likely to join Capodanno in the field. Gordon Elliott, meanwhile, accounts for 26 of the 94 entries, with Delta Work, Coko Beach, Conflated, Galvin, Chemical Energy, Minella Crooner and Salvador Ziggy amongst his raiding party.

Martin Brassil has entered Panda Boy, Longhouse Poet and Kerry National winner, Desertmorehouse. Henry De Bromhead could be represented by a former Gold Cup hero in Minella Indo and recent Leopardstown winner, Ain't That A Shame. 

Along with Vanillier, Gavin Cromwell has entered Malina Girl, Limerick Lace and the novice, Letsbeclearaboutit. Other notable Irish entrants include Kim Muir winner Angels Dawn, King George hero Hewick, Cross Country contender Frosty Jacks, and multiple Grade One winner Fakir D'oudairies.

Runaway Welsh Grand National winner, Nassalam has been entered by Gary Moore, with Dan Skelton represented by Galia Des Liteaux, Latenightpass, Ashtown Lad and Le Milos. Scottish National hero Kitty's Light, Great Yorkshire Chase winner Annual Invictus, Tommy Whittle champion Famous Bridge, and front-running Becher winner Chambard could also fly the flag for the home team at the Grand National Festival.