The 2015 Crabbies Grand National
Well, it is the last day of The Cheltenham Festival, so I guess that makes it that time of year when everybody turns their attention to the next, and arguably the biggest Horse Racing event in the UK calendar, The Crabbies Grand National Festival. The famous festival this year runs from April, 9th to April, 11th with the main event being run at 4pm on Saturday 11th. As usual Ladies Day will be run on Friday the 10th.
Best Grand National Bookie List Below
The festival itself will be watched live by around 150,000 spectators at the Aintree Race Course and by more than 6 Million people world wide, making this one of the largest horse racing events in the world. As you can imagine with this being such a large sporting event the Bookies are particularly interested in gaining new customers, especially when you consider that an estimated quarter of the adult population in the UK will have a flutter on this race, such is the draw of this huge race. The 2015 Grand National promises to be no different with all the top bookies eager to get you signed up.
Top Grand National Betting Sites:
- Ladbrokes – Check Latest Odds Here
- William Hill – Check Latest Odds Here
- PaddyPower – Check Latest Odds Here
- bet365 – Check Latest Odds Here
- Coral – Check Latest Odds Here
- Skybet – Check Latest Odds Here
- 10Bet – Check Latest Odds Here
- NetBet – Check Latest Odds Here
- Titan Bet – Check Latest Odds Here
Well folks, as I’m sure you are aware, The Crabbies Grand National weekend is upon us with the Great Race itself being run tomorrow at 4:15 pm.We hope you have some good luck with your picks but remember, some of the bookies we have recommended for you will pay out on an each way bet upto 6th place which is fantastic in a race notorious as a free for all! In our Best Bookie List above you will see we only have 9 because every site has a “top 10″ so we thought we would be a bit different. In these site you will find the best betting odds, win in first 6 places and many more great offers for this years Grand National.
The Grand National:
Are you paying attention? … The Grand National horse race was “officially” first ran in 1839 ( there is a dispute about whether three races held nearby were actually the first, although they were not run at Aintree ) It is a National Hunt race and is the most valuable hurdle race in the EU with a pot of £1 Million at last years care (2014)
The race is run over almost two laps of Aintree and over 30 fences which in total comes to almost 4 1/2 miles or over 7kM. Among the fences are some famous ones such as The Chair, Beechers Brook, and Canal Turn. The race is very physically demanding for both Jockey and horse and many horses fail to finish or at least fail to finish with their pilot.
