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Aintree Racecourse in Liverpool has hosted the Grand National since 1839, making it one of the most iconic venues in British horse racing.
Red Rum's record of five consecutive top-two finishes — three wins and two runner-up places — is unmatched in Grand National history.
The race typically falls on the first Saturday of April, as part of a three-day festival at Aintree.
The precise official distance is 4 miles 514 yards — making it one of the longest and most gruelling races in the British jump racing calendar.
The 40-horse limit was introduced following safety concerns, and the race regularly attracts enough entries to fill the maximum field.
McCain trained Red Rum from his famous yard behind a used car showroom in Southport, and the horse was exercised on the beach at nearby Southport Sands.
Mon Mome was trained by Venetia Williams, making it one of the biggest upsets in the race's 180-year history.
Stevens won on five different horses between 1856 and 1870, including back-to-back victories on The Colonel in 1869 and 1870.
Jockey Bob Champion had made a remarkable recovery from testicular cancer — their story was later made into a film called 'Champions' in 1984.
Miinnehoma (spelled with a double 'i') was owned by comedian Freddie Starr, adding a touch of celebrity to the 1994 victory.
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