Relive the 171st Grand National as Tiger Roll wins at Aintree

Finishers

1st TIGER ROLL 10-1, 2nd Pleasant Company 25-1, 3rd Bless The Wings 40-1, 4th Anibale Fly 10-1, 5th Milansbar, 6th Road To Riches, 7th Gas Line Boy, 8th Valseur Lido, 9th Vieux Lion Rouge, 10th Raz De Maree, 11th Seeyouatmidnight, 12th Baie Des Iles

Non-finishers

1st fence: Perfect Candidate (fell), Blaklion (brought down)

6th fence (Becher's Brook): I Just Know (fell), Houblon Des Obeaux (fell), Virgilio (fell)

7th fence: Captain Redbeard (unseated)

8th fence (Canal Turn): Final Nudge (unseated), Buywise (unseated), Lord Windermere (unseated)

15th fence (The Chair): Alpha Des Obeaux (fell), Saint Are (brought down), Chase The Spud (pulled up)

17th fence: Delusionofgrandeur (pulled up)

18th fence: Maggio (pulled up)

23rd fence: The Dutchman (unseated)

26th fence: Thunder And Roses (pulled up), The Last Samuri (pulled up), Tenor Nivernais (pulled up), Shantou Flyer (pulled up)

27th fence: Ucello Conti (unseated)

29th fence: Total Recall (pulled up), Warriors Tale (pulled up), Pendra (pulled up), Double Ross (pulled up)

Run in: Carlingford Lough (pulled up), Childrens List (pulled up)

Nottingham Forest striker Joe Lolley has had quite a day.

He scored the winning goal for Nottingham Forest as they beat Ipswich 2-1.

Only to get home and find out he picked the winner of the Grand National.

What a day for Davy Russell and everyone connected with Tiger Roll.

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1. Tiger Roll 10-1
2. Pleasant Company 25-1
3. Bless The Wings 40-1
4. Anibale Fly 10-1
5. Milansbar 25-1
6. Road To Riches 33-1
7. Gas Line Boy 25-1
8. Valseur Lido 66-1
9. Vieux Lion Rouge 25-1
10. Raz De Maree 20-1
11. Seeyouatmidnight 11-1
12. Baie Des Iles 16-1

Aintree 6.20

1. Havana Beat (James Nixon) 12-1
2. Dear Sire (Lorcan Murtagh) 12-1
3. Sternrubin (Sean Houlihan) 7-1

15 ran

Also: 4-1 Fav Michael's Mount, 25-1 All Set To Go 4th

Davy Russell felt he might never win the National. He says: "It was my 14th go so there were no expectations."

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You'd think that the Grand National is the climax of the Aintree meeting but there is one more chance for the conditional jockeys and amateur riders to take centre stage in the final race of the 2018 meeting.

Michael's Mount is well-fancied but the French challenger Maquisard could be one to watch.

What happened to those that did not finish?

Fell: Alpha Des Obeaux, Final Nudge, Houblon Des Obeaux, I Just Know, Perfect Candidate.

Brought down: Blaklion, Saint Are.

Unseated rider: Buywise, Captain Redbeard, Lord Windermere, The Dutchman, Ucello Conti, Virgilio.

Pulled up: Carlingford Lough, Chase The Spud, Childrens List, Delusionofgrandeur, Double Ross, Maggio, Pendra, Shantou Flyer, Tenor Nivernais, The Last Samuri, Thunder And Roses, Total Recall, Warriors Tale.

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He fell at the first fence earlier but his jockey confirms there was nothing too serious.

Twelve of the 38 horses finished.

All jockeys returned back to the weighing room.

Tiger Roll won, but there was a nervous moment on the 19th fence as jockey Davy Russell nearly came off, but luckily he held on, and managed to take his horse to the front and to victory.

Neil Wooding:@SaintsRugby win, @Coventry_City win, and then I get first AND second in the #GrandNational ... Was definitely on a roll today.

Winning trainer Gordon Elliott, with Michael O'Leary. The owner says: 'It was a masterful training performance.'

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Irish challenger Tiger Roll won the Aintree Grand National in a photo finish after holding off a late surge by Pleasant Company.

The 10-1 chance, ridden by the experienced Davy Russell, who had never won the race before, surged clear of the rest of the field late on.

Tiger Roll tired on the run-in as Pleasant Company (25-1) and David Mullins moved to challenge.

But he managed to hold on to secure victory for trainer Gordon Elliott.

It is a second win in the race for Elliott, who guided Silver Birch to victory in 2007, while he also trained the third-placed finisher Bless The Wings (40-1).

The Irish completed a clean sweep of the top four with Anibale Fly (10-1), while Bryony Frost, one of three female jockeys in the race, had an excellent run on Milansbar in fifth.

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Saint Are, who was ridden by Ciaran Gethings, is now being checked out in the stables after earlier being assessed out on the racetrack.

"One of the dudes of the weighing room" is how winning jockey Davy Russell is announced to the crowd at the presentation of the trophy.

Don't think he will mind too much.

David Mullins, jockey on second-placed Pleasant Company speaking on BBC Radio 5 live: "We were probably a bit too keen and I quite fancied him to win. I thought I was beat before then but I had to charge Davy Russell down.

"I felt sick after a couple of seconds of crossing the line but that's racing."

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