Update: |Grand National 2025 each-way bet payouts and where your horse came News

Check if you won an each-way payout and see where the horse you backed finished in the race

The biggest horse race in the sporting calendar has taken place with millions tuning in to watch the Randox Grand National.

A total of 34 horses raced two laps around Aintree Racecourse in the most famous steeplechase in the world. The field was reduced for last year’s race for safety reasons.

This year’s race, which started at 4pm, was won by Nick Rockett was ridden by Patrick. The horse was 25/1 going into the race.

Those who backed the winning horse at the bookies will be celebrating after scooping a payout – as will those who put money on a horse which placed in an each-way bet.

This means if your horse wins at 10/1, and you put £1 on it to win outright, then you get your £10 returns plus your original £1 stake.

If you backed the hose with an each way bet, then you’ll get £10 returns plus your £1 stake. In addition, if the bookies offer 1/5 the odds for a place for example, then you’ll get another £2 plus your £1 stake.

However, if the horse you backed finishes in a place, but does not win, then you will just get the £2 each-way winnings and your original £1 stake back.

The number of places bookmakers pay out, and the odds for a placed finish for the Grand National, will vary. While most tend to pay out for the top five, it is always worth checking with your betting slip.

Here were what some of them were paying out on and the odds as of Friday afternoon:

• Betfred – Seven places each-way, 1/5 odds
• William Hill – Six places each-way, 1/5 odds
• Coral – Five places each-way, 1/5 odds
• Ladbrokes – Five places each-way, 1/5 odds
• Sky Bet – Six places each-way, 1/5 odds
• Paddy Power – Six places each-way, 1/5 odds
• 888 Sport – Five places each-way, 1/5 odds
• Betfair – Four places each-way, 1/4 odds
• Unibet – Six places each-way, 1/5 odds
• LivescoareBet – Six places each-way, 1/5 odds
• Bet365 – Six places each-way, 1/5 odds

If you want to know if you have won money from an each-way bet then here are the top six horse that may have placed:

1. Nick Rockett
2. I Am Maximus
3. Grangeclare West
4. Iroko
5. Meetingofthewaters
6. Senior Chief

You can see the full results and placings here.

We strongly encourage our readers to only ever bet what they can afford to lose and to gamble responsibly For more information, please call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or visit begambleaware.org.

The Grand National is the most valuable contest in jump racing with a total prize fund of £1m – first place gets £500,000.

Racehorse owners receive about 80% of the prize money with the remainder mainly split between trainers, jockeys and stable staff.