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Tiger Roll headlines the field as Gordon Elliott's prized possession looks to become the first double Grand National winner since 1974.
No horse has defended the coveted crown in nearly half a century but the bookmakers clearly fancy Tiger Roll as having a great chance of doing so.
But he will have to defeat a talented field of 39 others and then negotiate famous fences such as Beecher's Brook, Foinavon and the Chair if he is to do so.
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Also in contention and favoured in the early stages are Rathvinden, Anibale Fly and Vintage Clouds.
However, history shows that backing the favourites might not be the smartest call.
Pairofbrowneyes was taken out ahead of Thursday's final list of runners and riders as Joe Farrell gets the nod.
