Grand National Previous Winners

2009 Mon Mome

2008 Comply Or Die

2007 Silver Birch

2006 Numbersixvalverde

2005 Hedgehunter

2004 Amberleigh House

2003 Monty's Pass

2002 Bindaree

2001 Red Marauder

2000 Papillon

1999 Bobbyjo

1998 Earth Summit

1997 Lord Gyllene

1996 Rough Quest

1995 Royal Athlete

1994 Miinnehoma

1993 VOID

1992 Party Politics

1991 Seagram

1990 Mr Frisk

1989 Little Polveir

1988 Rhyme 'N' Reason

1987 Maori Venture

1986 West Tip

1985 Last Suspect

1984 Hallo Dandy

Paddy Power

Comply Or Die 1999-

2008 Grand National winner and 2009 National runner up, Comply Or Die is a great horse that still has a lot left in him. Trained by David Pipe and ridden well by Timmy Murphy 2009 saw how great a horse he was when very heavly weighted compared to others and still ran a fantastic race to finish a beautiful 2nd place to eventual winner Mon Mome.

We certainly feel this is a horse well worth checking as he bids to take part in the Scottish National and possible the Welsh National come the end of the year!

I was in Ireland for this National but unfortunately started on the Guiness too early. By 2 o'clock I had apparently made my bet, had no idea where the betting slip was and had another three pints before the race started. In my state it looked as though there were 80 horses running! I don't remember much after that, let alone the result of the race.

Waking up the next day I found my betting slip to see that only had I bet on the race before the National but had forgot to place the bet so it was worth nothing! I didn't even bother to check the result of the previous race for obvious reasons!

L. Johnson - April 23rd 2009 - London

Having had to work the previous three Nationals, I was really looking forward to watching this years on TV. I then went and had a stupid row with The Wife a few minutes beforehand and consequently missed the whole thing - Oh, well - better luck next year.

T. Bateman - April 20th 2009 - Wales

For reasons I cannot remember now, 2008 was the only Grand National that I did not watch at home. I was in The Grape Pub in Chepstow, Wales. I remember it in particular because I backed Comply Or Die to win outright purely because I felt it was the only horse that could win it.

I remember some posh guy talking to me before the race and he was going through all the weights and how Comply Or Die would not win it because he was slightly under/over weight! He backed a horse that fell after the first fence, at the start he told me "This one is going all the way"! A great day and good to have a winner for once.

G. Mckenna - April 17th 2009 - London