Grand National 2023 LIVE: Results, reaction and latest updates after dramatic day at Aintree

And they’re off! There is one final race at Aintree to round off the Grand National Festival. Davy Russell is on Pour Les Filles for one final ride before retirement.

Corach Rambler trainer Lucinda Russell, speaking to ITV Racing: “He just loved the fences. It is very personal this one. I will always remember One for Arthur, he was a brilliant horse, but this was very special.

“This is such an advert for syndicate ownership. It is fantastic, fairytale stuff. They have got themselves a very, very good horse.

“He is a very intelligent horse and when he jumped the last I just felt he would win.

“Derek Fox was very close to not making the ride. He had a terrible fall, hurt his shoulder again. I am so pleased he was on it because he knows Corach so well. He is a fabulous jockey.”

The winning syndicate owners can’t believe how well Corach Rambler ran. Their horse has now triumphed at Cheltenham and in the Grand National.

Merseyside Police have confirmed that nine arrests have been made at Aintree concerning the protestors who caused a delay to the start of the Grand National. Three arrests were also made earlier in the day.

“Just after 5pm a large number of protesters attempted to gain entry on to the course.” came a statement.

“The majority were prevented from breaching the boundary fencing but the nine individuals who managed to enter the course were later arrested by officers.

“We respect the right to peaceful protest and expression of views, but criminal behaviour and disorder will not be tolerated and will be dealt with robustly.”

Here’s the moment that Corach Rambler became a Grand National winner:

A big win for Scotland!

Corach Rambler stormed to victory in the 2023 Grand National at Aintree this afternoon to earn trainer Lucinda Russell another National winner and jockey Derek Fox his second triumphant in the World’s most famous horse race.

After a delay to the start of the race thanks to animal rights protestors attempting to infiltrate the course the Grand National got underway with punters estimated to have to spent around £250m on having a flutter.

Last year’s winner Noble Yeats became the the first seven-year-old horse to win in more than 80 years and put in a decent run to regain his title finishing fourth out of the 39 runners.

Two-time Cheltenham winner Corach Rambler was too strong though and Fox timed his move to perfection, leaping over the last of the 30 fences into first place before driving to the line ahead of Vanillier and Gaillard Du Mesnil.

At the trophy presentation, winning trainer Lucinda Russell, owner Peter Scudamore and jockey Derek Fox all receive a huge applause as they step onto the podium.

The true star is of course Corach Rambler who was seriously impressive throughout the race.

Corach Rambler won the Grand National 2023 backing up its status as the 8/1 favourite.

The race, which was delayed after protestors breached the Aintree racecourse fence, saw Mister Coffee and Coko Beach lead early on.

And after chaotic scenes saw a number of fallers, the thrilling race saw winning jockey Derek Fox hold off both Vanillier and Gaillard Du Mesnil.

Defending champion Noble Yeats finished fourth, with Fox, now a two-time Grand National winner, detailing his pride at the victory.

The margin of victory was quite impressive. Corach Rambler won that one by two-and-a-quarter lengths from Vanillier with Gaillard Du Mesnil a further four-and-three-quarter lengths back in third.