The Irish Grand National is fast approaching, with just over one week to go until the big day.
We've already had the English and Scottish equivalents and all eyes will soon be turning to Fairyhouse.
This race has thrown up some great stories over the years and hopefully this edition is no different.
Here's everything you need to know about the race:
Where and when in the 2019 Irish Grand National?
It takes place at Fairyhouse racecourse in Co Meath on Easter Monday, April 22.
What time does it start?
The race will commence at 5pm.
Potential runners
Tiger Roll
Any Second Now
Rathvinden
Ramses De Teillee
Pairofbrowneyes
Discorama
Mortal
Tout Est Permis
Snugsborough Benny
No Comment
Vintage Clouds
Jury Duty
Folsom Blue
Big River
Isleofhopendreams
Takingrisks causes Scottish Grand National shock at Ayr
Roaring Bull
Measureofmydreams
Spider Web
Delta Work
Up For Review
Shady Operator
Mengli Khan
Ucello Conti
Sub Lieutenant
Alpha Des Obeaux
Total Recall
Touch Kick
Dounikos
Carole's Destrier
Shattered Love
Real Steel
Bellow Mome
C'est Jersey
Out Sam
Oscar Knight
Noble Endeavor
Monbeg Notorious
Wonder horse Winx retires in style after remarkable 33rd successive racing win
Minella Rocco
Livelovelaugh
Hardline
General Principle
Gun Digger
A Toi Phil
Auvergnat
Baie Des Iles
Blaklion
Bless The Wings
Burrows Saint
Call It Magic
Campeador
Cloth Cap
De Name Escapes Me
Fenno's Storm
Fitzhenry
Goose Man
Impulsive Star
Joe Farrell
Just A Sting
Killutagh Vic
Kimberlite Candy
Magic Of Light
Mala Beach
Davy Russell mobbed by fans as he enjoys a meal in Kildare after Tiger Roll's Grand National win
Monatomic
Moonshine Bay
Pleasant Compan
Pylonthepressure
Rogue Angel
Sandymount Duke
Slowmotion
Squouateur
Whisperinthebreeze
Acapella Bourgeois
Its All Guesswork
Valseur Lido
The Storyteller
Speaker Connolly
Space Cadet
Scoir Mear
Raz De Maree
Outlander
Nick Lost
Mrs Lovett
Moyhenna
Little Bruce
Jerrysback
Vieux Morvan
American
Arkwrisht
Augustin
Ballydine
Beyond The Law
Blow By Blow
Borice
Cubomania
Doing Fine
Duca de Thaix
Fine Rightly
Woods Well
Don Poli
Wishmoor
Ah Littleluck
Bel Ami De Sivola
Forever Gold
Stoneford
Getaway Kid
Agent Boru
Timeforwest
Kilkishen
Killer Miller
Stowaway Forever
Betting odds
Below are the top ten in the betting for the race at the time of writing:
- Any Second Now 7/1
- Pairofbrowneyes 8/1
- Discorama 10/1
- Jury Duty 10/1
- Tiger Roll 12/1
- Tout Est Permis 12/1
- Rathvinden 14/1
- Snugsborough Benny 14/1
- Total Recall 14/1
- Magic Of Light 16/1
Tips
Jury Duty unseated his rider Robbie Power in the Aintree Grand National when strongly fancied and if he lines up here, he should have a big chance.
Power could have ridden Magic Of Light, who finished second in the Aintree event, but opted to partner this lad instead.
The Meath man won this contest on Our Duke in 2017 and could go close again if on board Jury Duty for trainer Gordon Elliott, who won last year's Irish Grand National with General Principle.
What happened last year?
The Gigginstown-owned General Principle prevailed in awful conditions to give jockey J J Slevin his biggest career win to date.
The 20/1 shot came home ahead of Willie Mullins' Isleofhopendreams in second and Edward Cawley's Forever Gold in third.
Elliott also had the fourth in the shape of Folsom Blue, who Power partnered.
Ticket information
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