The world famous steeplechase the Grand National is nearly here.
Last year's winner Tiger Roll heads into the race as the short-priced favourite.
The George Elliott trained horse is bidding to become the first horse since Red Rum to secure back-to-back victories.
The Liverpool Echo has taken a closer look at the characteristics of all the past winners from the Aintree race.
We found that the average age of the winning horse was nine years old, was carrying a handicap weight of 10st 7lbs and had odds of either 10/1 or 25/1.
They also tend not to be the favourite either. Only nine of the races held since the Second World War have been won by the favourite or joint favourite.
There are 13 horses that fit this criteria in this year's Grand National.
1: Anibale Fly
3: Tiger Roll
8: Minella Rocco
9: Lake View Lad
11: Ballyoptic
15: Rock the Kasbah
19: A Toi Phil
26: Mall Dini
27: Step Back
32: Singlefarmpayment
35: Vintage Clouds
37: Livelovelaugh
38: Walk in the Mill
Only two horses will be carrying 10st 7lbs:
27: Step Back
28: Ultragold
And only seven have odds of either 10/1 or 25/1 at the time of writing:
1: Anibale Fly (10/1)
13: Rathvinden (10/1)
8: Minella Rocco (25/1)
14: One For Arthur (25/1)
23: Ramses De Teilee (25/1)
29: Up For Review (25/1)
36: Walk In The Mill (25/1)
No horse meets all three criteria - but four horses manage to meet two:
1: Anibale Fly
27: Step Back
8: Minella Rocco
38: Walk in the Mill
