1898 Grand National

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1898 Grand National
Grand National
Location Aintree
Date25 March 1898
Winning horse Flag of Ireland.svg Drogheda
Starting price 25/1
Jockey John Gourley
Trainer Richard Dawson
OwnerC G M Adams
Conditions Good
  1897
1899  

The 1898 Grand National was the 60th renewal of the Grand National horse race that took place at Aintree near Liverpool, England, on 25 March 1898.

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Finishing Order

PositionName Jockey AgeHandicap (st-lb) SP Distance
01DroghedaJohn Gourley610-1225/13 Lengths [1]
02CathalMr Reginald Ward?11-57/1
03GauntletWilliam Taylor?10-13100/12
04FilbertMr Charles Beatty?9-1225/1
05Dead LevelAlgy Anthony?10-725/1
06Ford of FyneMr Fred Withington?11-011/2
07GrudonJames Hickey?11-525/1
08BarsacMr MB Bletsoe?9-1225/1
09Prince AlbertMr Gwyn Davies?11-08/1
10Green HillCharles Hogan?10-3100/1Last to complete

Non-finishers

FenceName Jockey AgeHandicap (st-lb) SP Fate
16The SoarerArthur Nightingall?11-5100/7Fell
25NepcoteBill Dollery?10-925/1Pulled Up
24SwanshotMr H de Montmorency?10-7100/1Pulled Up
14BarcalwheyR Chalmer?10-6100/7Fell
17AthelfrithWilliam Hoysted?10-4100/1Pulled Up
01SurpliceLathom?10-1100/1Fell
17KingsworthyErnest Acres?10-020/1Pulled Up
01Sheriff HuttonJohn Morrell?10-050/1Fell
22Cruiskeen IITerry Kavanagh?10-0100/1Pulled Up
24St GeorgeJohn Walsh (jr)?9-1140/1Knocked Over
02Hob NobH Bax?9-1140/1Fell
?Electric SparkA Waddington?9-11100/1Pulled Up
24Cushalu MavourneenH Smith?9-11100/1Pulled Up
22Hall InL Bland?9-7100/1Fell

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