1899 Grand National

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1899 Grand National
Grand National
Location Aintree
Date24 March 1899
Winning horse Manifesto
Starting price 5/1
Jockey George Williamson
Trainer Willie Moore
OwnerJohn Bulteel
Conditions Good
  1898
1900  

The 1899 Grand National was the 61st renewal of the Grand National horse race that took place at Aintree near Liverpool, England, on 24 March 1899.

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Finishing Order

PositionName Jockey AgeHandicap (st-lb) SP Distance
01ManifestoGeorge Williamson1112-75/15 lengths [1]
02Ford of FyneE Matthews?10-1040/1
03Elliman Ernest Piggott ?10-120/1
04Dead LevelFrank Mason?10-633/1
05BarsacMr Harry Ripley?9-1225/1
06Whiteboy IIAlbert Banner?9-10200/1
07Ambush IIAlgy Anthony?10-2100/12
08Electric SparkA Waddington?9-1120/1
09MumWillam Hoysted?10-5100/1
10Fairy QueenOates?9-11100/1
11CornerDavid Read?9-7200/1Last to complete

[2]

Non-finishers

FenceName Jockey AgeHandicap (st-lb) SP Fate
09Gentle IdaWilliam Taylor?11-74/1Fell
30XebeeMr Arthur Wood?11-433/1Fell
02The SapperMr Gwyn Davies?10-1110/1Fell
26Trade MarkJames Knox?10-225/1Pulled Up
15PistacheCount de Geloes?9-13100/1Fell
14Lotus LilyW Latham?9-12100/8Fell
26Sheriff HuttonCharles Hogan?9-10100/7Pulled Up
14Little NortonC Clack?9-7200/1Fell

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References

  1. Northern Whig, Saturday 25 March 1899, page 7, Column 3
  2. "Manifesto – Grand National Tales". m.grand-national-guide.co.uk. Retrieved 26 March 2018.
  3. "Aintree Grand National 1899".
  4. The Grand National 1839-1930 by David Hoadley Munroe
  5. "Heroes and heroines of the Grand National". 1907.
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