Grand National live stream today: How to watch Saturday’s big race online
Watch Rachael Blackmore chase history when she takes the reins aboard last year’s winner Minella Times in the Grand National on Saturday.
Fans are back at one of the biggest meets on the calendar for the first time since 2019, with around 150,000 spectators expected through the gates over the course of the Grand National Festival. But if you can’t make it to Aintree, you don’t have to miss out.
Where to live stream today’s horse racing online
888* are streaming horse racing for account holders who have placed a qualifying bet. Those who are interested in streaming horse racing live can take advantage of this service by following the simple steps below.
Click here to live stream the Grand National with 888
- Click on this link.
- Select ‘bet now’ and register.
- Log in and make a qualifying bet on the race you wish to watch (minimum £1 or 50p each way)
- Navigate to your desired event and select the ‘watch’ icon.
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The Grand National (5.15pm UK time)
Last year’s winner Minella Times goes in at 9/1 to win Saturday’s Grand National, scheduled for 5.15pm. Rachael Blackmore, who became the first female jockey to win the Grand National last year, will again pilot the Henry de Bromhead-trained horse.
The Grand National comes hot on the heels of a brilliant Cheltenham for Blackmore, who led home a De Bromhead one-two to make history in the Gold Cup. On Saturday, she will aim to add her name to a six-strong list of elite jockeys to have won the Grand National on multiple occasions.
But Minella Times will face fierce competition from a clutch of contenders, including favourites Snow Leopardess, Delta Work and Any Second Now.
