The Grand National is often billed as ‘The Greatest Steeplechase In the World’ and a contributing factor to this accolade is its unpredictability. In fact throughout its history the race has had a significant number of winners on which the bookmakers gave long odds. Amongst the long shots are five horses that have won the race since 1928 after being placed at 100-1, presenting a great opportunity to get lucky and have some fun along the way.

Treadwell sprang one of the biggest surprises in the Grand National 11 years ago by riding 100/1 outsider Mon Mome to victory on his first attempt. He was also third on Monbeg Dude in 2015 and rode. Mr Treadwell famously won the 2009 Grand National, riding outsider Mon Mome to victory against odds of 100/1. He was also third on Monbeg Dude in 2015 and rode at Ludlow on numerous occasions. The crossword clue 'Rider of Mon Mome, 100-1 winner of the 2009 Grand National' published 1 time⁄s and has 1 unique answer⁄s on our system. Check out 'The Times Specialist' answers for TODAY!

The first of the five was Tipperary Tim in 1928 who was only one of the two horses that finished the race that year, the other being Billy Barton who’s jockey had to remount after a fall leaving Tipperary Tim to take the race. The reason the National became a two horse race was due to Easter Hero falling at Canal Turn and causing a massive pile up leaving only seven horses in the race five of which falling before the final fence.

The following year saw sixty-six starters begin the race which inevitably lead to chaos seeing only ten horses finish the race with Greglach taking the honours. 1929 had the highest number of horses taking part in the race, a number unlikely to be surpassed as a maximum of forty horse are no allowed to compete.

Again in 1947 a high number of horses in the race lead to a congested pack that stifled the strong favourites, such as Prince Regent who had finished third the previous year, and allowed the Irish trained 100-1 outsider Caughoo to win.

Twenty years passed before another 100-1 outsider won the National this time due to a number of riderless horses reaching the fence after Becher’s Brook and refusing to jump blocking the following horses so they couldn’t make the jump with more than a few throwing their riders. This allowed Jockey John Buckingham riding Foinavon (The fence was later named for him) who had fallen behind the pack to catch up and slow enough to adjust his path and make the jump whilst the remaining jockeys had to remount giving Foinavon a 15 length lead when he finished.

Finally 2009 saw Mon Mome win in a strongly contested race with around a dozen horses still in with a chance with only two fences remaining. Jockey Liam Treadwell kept Mon Mome out of trouble and a good run towards the last fence left him at the head of the pack alongside Comply or Die but Mon Mome had the weight advantage that proved crucial in determining the outcome.

Grand National Winner 2010

So in a race where anything can happen do you have the guts to back a rank outsider this year? Maybe Tharawaat or In Compliance take your fancy at 100-1 or even Midnight Haze at 66-1 could be the one for you, whatever you decide the Grand National always lives up to its reputation as ‘The Greatest Steeple Chase In The World’.

In any given year most of us know which horse has won the Grand National. But can you remember who won the Grand National in 2011? Or which year the 100/1 shot Mon Mome took the honours?

Probably not. That’s also why so many of us look for a list of which horses, jockeys, and trainers won the great race and the year that they reigned victorious.

Because of that, we’ve decided to put together a comprehensive collection of all the Grand National winners, dating back to 1960. We’ve even included their odds!

Irish Grand National Winner

List Of Grand National Winners

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Grand National Winners 1960 ~ 2020
YEAR:	HORSE	JOCKEY	TRAINER	ODDS
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	Barry Geraghty	Jimmy Mangan	16/1
2002	Bindaree	Jim Culloty	NigelTwiston-Davies	20/1
2001	Red Marauder	Richard Guest	Norman Mason	33/1
2000	Papillon	Ruby Walsh	Ted Walsh	10/1
1999	Bobbyjo	Paul Carberry	Tommy Carberry	10/1
1998	Earth Summit	Carl Llewellyn	Nigel 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	Richard 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	Mark 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	Richard 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	Tommy 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	John 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

So there you have it, all the Grand National winners since 1960. Ther are the household names of Red Rum, Aldaniti, and Tiger Roll as well as a few you may have completely forgotten about.

Some famous jockeys are still gracing our tv screens even today including Mick Fitzgerald, Ruby Walsh, and Mark Armytage. And who can forget some of the most successful Grand National winning trainers including Fred Rimmell and Donald McCain.

100 1 Grand National Winner Irish

Hopefully, next year’s Grand National will produce another famous winner who lives on in the history books. Who that will be, and which horse will get added to the list is still a mystery.