One for Arthur (14-1) wins the 170th Grand National at Aintree
Ridden by Derek Fox and trained by Lucinda Russell
Owned by Belinda McClung and Debs Thomson - aka the 'Two Golf Widows'
Scotland's first National winner since Rubstic in 1979
2nd: Cause of Causes (16-1), 3rd: Saint Are (25-1), 4th: Blaklion (8-1 fav)
Definitly Red pulled up at ninth fence
All 40 horses come home safely
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The Young Master is the top trump in Frank Keogh's run-down. But every runner is a contender on National day.
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Daniel Roulstone: The third and fourth letters have to be the same - I have won with Little Polveir, Bobbyjo and Ballabriggs!
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Image source, PAYou aren't getting in the posh part without buttoning up that shirt.
UFC superstar Conor McGregor arrives at the track amid a flurry of hangers-on and press photographers.
Jimmy Tarbuck slips a place in the Aintree celebrity standings.
Result
1. San Benedeto Nick Scholfield 4-1
2.Forest Bihan B Hughes 6-1
3. Charbel D Bass 6-5 Fav
Image source, PAPolitologue is up and walking after taking that spill over the last as is jockey Sam Twiston-Davies.
San Benedeto and Forest Bihan in a photo!
It looks like San Benedeto has got it...
Politologue falls over the last!
Image source, ReutersCharbel's jumping is really ropey.
Politologue leads with three to jump.
The favourite looks in a world of trouble.
We are off and running.
The first fence adds to the intrigue. Charbel looks a little tentative, while Politologue gets off to a flier.
This could be interesting.
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Mrs Boothroyd's Holiday Dancer.
Diabetic Charlie.
Zeinab Badawi's Twenty Hotels.
Onion Terror.
Trust Me I'm A Stomach.
All featured in Alan Partidge's classic horse racing dispatch from Marple. , external
But can you pick out the real horses from in the fakes in BBC Sport's fevered imagination?
Only five runners in the Maghull Novices' Chase over two miles in the next race.
Charbel will go off as 6-4 favourite, but that price has been drifting since this morning. Maybe there are still doubts over how well he has recovered from a big fall two from home at Cheltenham last month.
Politologue is the likeliest to make this intriguing with plenty of pace and jumping ability.
If you need a reminder of the enduring appeal of Red Rum, this was the scene when he was buried at the Aintree finishing post in 1996.
Image source, GettyHe is also commemorated by a statue at the track, situated in a garden which all racegoers have access to.
Image source, Getty ImagesAs anniversaries go this is one is fonder than many wedding memories.
2017 marks 40 years since Red Rum romped home for a historic third Grand National victory.
BBC North West Tonight have been to see Tommy Stack, who piloted Red Rum that day.
"You could hear the crowd, it was unreal. The place was mobbed with people around the winning post and everywhere," the 71-year-old said.
Image source, GettyThere were a trio of jockeys awaiting for the medical all-clear for the big one this morning after falls earlier in the week at Aintree.
Katie Walsh is in. She fell at The Chair on Distime in the Foxhunters' Chase on Thursday, but the x-ray on her injured arm came back all clear and she will be aboard Wonderful Charm.
No such luck for Liam Treadwell - winner on Mon Mome in 2009. He will be replaced by Aidan Coleman on Tenor Nivernais.
But Daryl Jacob - due to pilot Ucello Conti - has been given the all-clear.
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Aintree
The weighing room is where the jockeys get changed and ready for races.
Winners of the Grand National have the honour of their name on a little plaque.
It will be a mixture of nerves and excitement ahead of the big one at 17:15 BST
A plaque to mark AP McCoy's 2010 win on Don't Push It
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Time to go behind the Aintree scenes with Frank Keogh.
Whatever the colour of the lanyard on his lapel, he is smooth-talking his way past security.
Image source, GettyFinian's Oscar gets a well-deserved slosh-and-swipe-down from the waiting buckets of water in the winners' enclosure.
It is warm as a fresh naan bread out on Merseyside.
The Grand National winner won't be wearing half the course across his face like David Mullins was in 2016.
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Anna Thompson: Backed Pleasant Company seeing as my daughter has the same name as the jockey... Ruby Walsh! Stay injury free Ruby Walsh!
Wayne Ellis: Stuck a fiver on Blaklion to win, with a sneaky E/W bet on Saint Are.
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The Young Master is the top trump in Frank Keogh's run-down. But every runner is a contender on National day.
