What does GN stand for?

Grand Nationals (NASCAR auto racing)

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Particularly given the awesome partnership they formed to win the 1973 and 1974 Grand Nationals and who could forget his first victory in the race when beating the great Australian Crisp, in what is still considered by many to be the greatest ever Grand National.

Famous Race Horses ? Red Rum Part Three

For the last 20 Grand Nationals no horse rated between; 136-157 has won the race.

Guide to Finding the Grand National Winner

CAPTION(S): Ginger McCain: won four Grand Nationals

McCain: it would be great if Denman ran at Aintree

However, in the last twenty years several race historians have unearthed indisputable evidence that these three races were all run over the same course at Aintree and were regarded as having been Grand Nationals up until the mid 1860s.

The History of the Grand National

Byline: Gordon Brown NINE DE SIVOLA, runner-up in the Scottish and Irish Grand Nationals last year, is out for the season after a minor problem surfaced in a routine piece of work on Ferdy Murphy's gallops yesterday, writes Gordon Brown.

Murphy blow as De Sivola is ruled out

Anthony, the Fred Winter of his time, was both a great jockey, with two championships and three Grand Nationals to his credit, and a great trainer, who guided the career of the mighty Easter Hero.

A tribute to great jumps jockey and trainer Jack Anthony, the `Fred ...

He won the Coventry Cup Chase at the Cheltenham Festival in 1933 and fell on the first circuit in both the Grand Nationals won by Reynoldstown, in 1935 and 1936.

Ask the Anorak: Derby runners who have faced Aintree's ultimate test