Some big numbers as the big race counts down - the live bet counter!
The final field of 40 was announced earlier today and the Crabbie’s Grand National will be run at Aintree on Saturday.
Keep up to date with all the numbers and enjoy Sky Bet’s live, real-time ticker, which shows how much money is currently being bet on The Grand National, as well as other features including the countries that will be watching around the world and a countdown to the big day.
The novel countdown!
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