The Randox Grand National Festival 2022 is already underway at Aintree Racecourse and excitement is building for the main event on Saturday.
The Grand National is one of the most gruelling horse races of the season at more than four miles long with 30 fences to face over two laps.
The races are being broadcast live from April 7 to April 9 on ITV, you can find out what time the races are here.
Whether you're looking to place a bet or simply want to follow the action, here is the full list of confirmed runners and riders as we head into the epic race.
Who won the last Grand National in 2021?
The 173rd annual Grand National race was won by Minella Times.
Rachael Blackmore was the jockey and she is competing again this year, hoping to secure a consecutive win.
The runner up was Balko De Floss and in third place was Any Second Now who is also competing this year.
READ MORE: The Grand National: Runners & riders stats through history
READ MORE: How to watch the Grand National and what time are the Aintree races
Full list of The Grand National 2022 runners and riders
- Horse: Minella Times - Jockey: Rachael Blackmore - Trainer: Henry De Bromhead
- Horse: Delta Work - Jockey: Jack Kennedy - Trainer: Gordon Elliott
- Horse: Easyland - Jockey: Jonjo O'Neill Jnr. - Trainer: Jonjo O'Neill
- Horse: Any Second Now - Jockey: Mark Walsh - Trainer: Ted Walsh
- Horse: Run Wild Fred - Jockey: Davy Russell - Trainer: Gordon Elliott
- Horse: Lostintranslation- Jockey: Hary Cobden - Trainer: Colin Tizzard
- Horse: Brahma Bull- Jockey: Brian Hayes - Trainer: Willie Mullins
- Horse: Burrows Saint - Jockey: Paul Townend- Trainer: Willie Mullins
- Horse: Mount Ida - Jockey: Denis O'Regan - Trainer: Gordon Elliott
- Horse: Longhouse Poet- Jockey: Darragh O'Keeffe - Trainer: Martin Brassil
- Horse: Fiddlerontheroof - Jockey: Brendan Powell - Trainer: Colin Tizzard
- Horse: Two For Gold - Jockey: David Bass - Trainer: Kim Bailey
- Horse: Santini- Jockey: Nick Scholfield- Trainer: Polly Gundry
- Horse: Samcro - Jockey: Sean Bowen - Trainer: Gordon Elliott
- Horse: Escaria Ten- Jockey: AP Heskin - Trainer: Gordon Elliott
- Horse: Good Boy Bobby - Jockey: Daryl Jacob - Trainer: Nigel Twiston-Davies
- Horse: Lord Du Mesnil - Jockey: Kielan Woods - Trainer: Richard Hobson
- Horse: Coko Beach - Jockey: Sean Flanagan - Trainer: Gordon Elliott
- Horse: De Rasher Counter - Jockey: Adam Wedge - Trainer: Emma Lavelle
- Horse: Kildisart - Jockey: James Bowen - Trainer: Ben Pauling
- Horse: Discorama - Jockey: Brian Cooper - Trainer: Paul Nolan
- Horse: Top Ville Ben - Jockey: Tommy Dowson- Trainer: Philip Kirby
- Horse: Enjoy D’allen - Jockey: Connor Orr - Trainer: Ciaran Murphy
- Horse: Anibale Fly - Jockey: TBC - Trainer: AJ Martin
- Horse: Dingo Dollar - Jockey: Ryan Mania - Trainer: Sandy Thomson
- Horse: Freewheelin Dylan - Jockey: Ricky Doyle- Trainer: Dermot McLoughlin
- Horse: Class Conti - Jockey: Sam Twiston-Davies - Trainer: Willie Mullins
- Horse: Noble Yeats- Jockey: Sam Waley-Cohen - Trainer: Emmet Mullins
- Horse: Mighty Thunder- Jockey: Derek Fox - Trainer: Lucinda Russell
- Horse: Cloth Cap - Jockey: Tom Scudamore - Trainer: Jonjo O'Neill
- Horse: Snow Leopardess- Jockey: Aiden Coleman - Trainer: Charlie Londgsdon
- Horse: Agusta Gold - Jockey: Danny Mullins - Trainer: Willie Mullins
- Horse: Phoenix Way - Jockey: Kevin Brogan - Trainer: Harry Fry
- Horse: Deise Aba - Jockey: Tom O'Brien- Trainer: Philip Hobbs
- Horse: Blaklion - Jockey: Harry Skelton - Trainer: Dan Skelton
- Horse: Poker Party- Jockey: Robbie Power - Trainer: Henry De Bromhead
- Horse: Death Duty - Jockey: Jordan Gainford- Trainer: Gordon Elliott
- Horse: Domaine De L’Isle - Jockey: Harry Bannister - Trainer: Sean Curran
- Horse: Eclair Surf - Jockey: Tom Bellamy - Trainer: Emma Lavelle
- Horse: Fortescue - Jockey: Hugh Nugent- Trainer: Henry Daly
- Horse: Commodore - Jockey: TBC - Trainer: Venetia Williams
- Horse: School Boy Hours - Jockey: TBC - Trainer: Noel Meade
- Horse: Romain De Senam- Jockey: TBC - Trainer: David Pipe
- Horse: Roi Mage - Jockey: TBC - Trainer: Patrick Griffin
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