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
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Aintree
Racegoers have the chance to walk the course before the action - which is the perfect chance for a selfie.
Many go to The Chair, which is the 15th of 30 obstacles and jumped only once in the Grand National.
The biggest fence on the course at 5ft 2in, with a ditch before, it is named after a chair which was situated alongside where a judge used to see if any horse had been beaten by a distance.
Cornelius Lysaght
BBC horse racing correspondent at Aintree
Finan's Oscar is a young horse with huge potential. When people make their list next season, he will be the one to follow.
Image source, ReutersThis is turning into a stellar weekend for Robbie Power and trainer Colin Tizzard.
They combined for two winners yesterday and came on strong and long to scatter the field and win by a couple of lengths.
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1. Finian's Oscar R M Power 3-1 Fav
2. Captain Forez Harry Skelton 14-1
3. Messire Des Obeaux D A Jacob 7-2
Finian's Oscar takes victory!
Image source, ReutersMessire Des Obeaux is looking ominous at the front with two to jump...
La Bague Au Roi is drifting at the back of the pack.
Messire Des Obeux hits the front and pushes the pace.
Lough Derg Spirit is leading at the halfway mark, but the field are tightly packed. They are all in touch and looking comfortable.
Image source, Getty ImagesNext up on the card is the Mersey Novices' Hurdle.
It is a 13-strong field with the unbeaten Finian's Oscar under Robbie Power - a double Grade One winner yesterday - set to go off as 3-1 favourite.
There has been a lot of money going on Messire Des Obeaux though who clocked up three wins this winter including Grade One success at Newbery.
Look out for Brio Conti as well, trained by Paul Nicholls and fresh off wins at Doncaster and Kempton.
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Image source, AintreeTerminally ill five-year-old Bradley Lowery has been given honorary 41st place in the racecard for today's Grand National.
The young Sunderland fan was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in 2013, and has won widespread admiration for the way he has dealt with the cancer.
"We're thrilled to be coming to Aintree and really appreciate everything everyone is doing for Bradley and us," said his mother Gemma.
"He's very excited about the big day."
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Image source, Getty ImagesDon't despair if your pick's odds are longer than the queue for the ladies.
The average odds of a Grand National winner since the turn of the century are close to 28-1.
In the past 10 years, Mon Mome (100-1 in 2009) and Auroras Encore (66-1 in 2013) have both won under humongous prices.
Image source, Getty Images10-1 - Definitly Red
14-1 - Blaklion, Vieux Rouge Lion
16-1 One For Arthur, More Of That, Pleasant Company
18-1 Cause Of Causes
20-1 Rogue Angel
All prices approximate
Image source, Getty ImagesHalf a billion pounds.
That is 20 Challenger 2 tanks, two Floyd Mayweathers or just over a day's worth of the National Health Service.
Or how much money will be gambled on one of the biggest betting weekends in the sporting calendar.
The Grand National will suck in £300m of punters' money, with the rest going on golf's Masters, the Chinese F1 Grand Prix and a string of Premier League matches.
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Aintree
Jump jockey and BBC Radio 5 live pundit Andrew Thornton has ridden in the National 14 times, with his best finish of fourth coming on St Mellion Fairway in 1998.
"It's still a great test of skill. You need some luck and your horse to take to the fences," he told me.
"There's 40 runners, when most races wouldn't be near half that size, so you're hoping for a clear passage.
"It's wide open this year. Definitly Red is likely to be popular on Merseyside with supporters of Liverpool FC.
"I like Blaklion. The better ground will suit him, his jockey's in red-hot form and his trainer has won the race twice before."
Thornton's National 1-2-3-4:1 Blaklion 2 Pleasant Company 3 More Of That 4 The Last Samuri
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BBC Radio 5 live
Wherever you are, whatever you are up to, we've got you for this covered.
BBC Radio 5 live were at Aintree so early this morning that they passed the last of Friday's revellers heading home in the opposite direction.
Their build-up started hours ago and their team will be providing updates all afternoon before going live from 17:00 for the big race.
Be sure to follow commentator John Hunt - canter-quick and as precise as a surgeon's scalpel - as he calls the races.
Image source, ReutersWinning trainer Anthony Honeyball speaking to Racing UK: "We have always thought good ground and three miles were his conditions and we have never got him on that all the way through. He has a good constitution as a horse and can maintain a gallop, but I didn't know he had quite that in him."
On his Grand National chance Regal Encore: "He has class, but like a lot of them he just needs an economical clear round. There is nothing in the race for him to be scared off. He's attitude is A1, he has had a bit of bad luck this season, but he is right there or thereabouts."
Frank Keogh
BBC Sport at Aintree
This was the scene earlier as Aintree was bathed in spring sunshine.
Anticipation is really building now ahead of the 2017 Grand National, which is due off at 17:15 BST.
A sell-out crowd of 70,000 is gathering at the Merseyside course, where conditions are expected to stay dry and sunny, with temperatures forecast to reach 20C.
Result
1. Fountains Windfall David Noonan 11-1
2. No Comment B J Geraghty 5-1
3. Dadsintrouble Alan Johns 16-1
4. No Hassle Hoff Harry Skelton 4-1 Fav