The bookmakers are split on the likeliest winner of the 2024 Grand National.
Some of the leading UK bookmakers now have the top four in the 2024 Grand National betting market all priced between 7/1 and 9/1 to win the race.
Grand National Favourites: Who are the leading contenders?
I Am Maximus has become the favourite to win the Grand National in the last 24 hours, shortening from 8/1 into 7/1 (15/2 Unibet), with last year's winner Corach Rambler moving in the opposite direction (8/1 from a shortest 5/1 two days ago).
The biggest market mover post final declarations for the race is Limerick Lace, in from 18/1 to a shortest 8/1 (best price 10/1 on William Hill).
Meanwhile, Panda Boy for Martin Brassil has come in from 12/1 to 9/1 in places but remains a best price 11/1 on BetMGM UK.
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Meetingofthewaters, the subject of a big gamble early in the week, is the biggest market drifter (8/1 to 14/1) post final declarations after Mark Walsh opted to ride Limerick Lace instead.
The most popular horse with the crowd at Aintree is expected to be Kitty's Light (14/1) trained by Christian Williams, whose six-year-old daughter Betsy was diagnosed with leukaemia just over a year ago.
For a complete betting guide to all 34 Grand National runners, click here.
Who will win the Grand National 2024?
Corach Rambler remains the most popular bet with the oddschecker community having taken more than 10% of the bets since the declaration stage.
I Am Maximus has accounted for close to 7.5%, while Limerick Lace (6.8%), Panda Boy (6.2%) and Mahler Mission (5.1%) - one of Andy Holding's picks for the race - are the only others to find themselves in more than 5% of the betslips.
Grand National Odds
| Runner | Best Price | Worst Price |
|---|---|---|
| I Am Maximus | 15/2 | 6/1 |
| Corach Rambler | 8/1 | 7/1 |
| Limerick Lace | 10/1 | 7/1 |
| Panda Boy | 11/1 | 9/1 |
