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2023 Scottish Grand National full result: where your horse finished for the Ayr race including each-way places
Punters were treated to an enthralling renewal of the Coral Scottish Grand National at Ayr live on ITV on Saturday afternoon. Find the full result including the finishing positions for every horse as it happens.
Check to see where your horse finished and if you've backed a winner. If you can't see your horse in the list below, check back shortly as this page will be updated regularly after the race . . .
Scottish Grand National final result
1 Kitty's Light Jack Tudor (jockey), Christian Williams (trainer), 4-1jf (SP)
2 Cooper's Cross Sam Coltherd, Stuart Coltherd, 25-1
3 Flash De Touzaine Richard Deegan, Liz Doyle, 40-1
4 Threeunderthrufive Adrian Heskin, Paul Nicholls, 16-1
5 Magna Sam Alex Edwards, Alastair Ralph, 14-1
6 Your Own Story Derek Fox, Lucinda Russell, 4-1jf
7 Half Shot Conor O'Farrell, Iain Jardine, 25-1
8 Empire Steel Ryan Mania, Sandy Thomson, 22-1
9 Lord Accord Richie McLernon, Neil Mulholland, 25-1
10 Cap Du Nord Nick Scholfield, Christian Williams, 18-1
11 Small Present Sean Quinlan, Sue Smith, 50-1
F Flash Collonges Harry Cobden, Paul Nicholls, 17-2
UR Mighty Thunder Patrick Wadge, Lucinda Russell, 12-1
BD Dusart Nico de Boinville, Nicky Henderson, 18-1
PU Malina Girl Sean Flanagan, Gavin Cromwell, 8-1
PU Manothepeople Paddy Brennan, Fergal O'Brien, 9-1
PU Ruthless Article Tom Bellamy, Rebecca Curtis, 50-1
PU Undersupervision Sam Twiston-Davies, Nigel Twiston-Davies, 16-1
Finishing positions explained
Not every horse will finish the Scottish Grand National, some will be pulled up and others may not successfully jump a fence. The above abbreviations next to each horse describe how they fared in the race.
B - Brought down by another horse
F - Fell when jumping a fence
U - Unseated rider
PU - Horse was pulled up and failed to finish the race
RR - Refused to race
D - Disqualified
Scottish Grand National each-way places
If you placed an each-way bet on the Scottish Grand National then your bet will be paid out on the following places, depending on the bookmarker you bet with:
- Paddy Power - six places
- Betfair - six places
- bet365 - six places
- Sky Bet - seven places
- Coral - five places
- Ladbrokes - five places
- William Hill - six places
- Betvictor - five places
- Betfred - six places
- BoyleSports - five places
- Betway - six places
- Tote - win only
What is an each-way bet?
An each-way bet is a bet that combines both a win bet with a place bet on a single selection. Your bet will be split into two parts, with equal stakes on both parts, for example a £5 each-way bet is made up of a £5 bet for the horse to win, and a £5 bet for the horse to place in the first few finishing positions for a total stake of £10.
The win bet will only be paid out as a winner if the horse wins the race, and the bet will be settled at the odds advertised.
The place bet will only be paid out if the horse finished in the first few places (which vary depending on bookmaker) and will be paid out at a quarter or fifth of the odds advertised.
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