1933 Grand National

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1933 Grand National
Grand National
Location Aintree Racecourse
Date24 March 1933
Winning horseKellsboro' Jack
Starting price 25/1
Jockey Dudley Williams
Trainer Flag of Wales (1959-present).svg Ivor Anthony
Owner Flag of the United States.svg F. Ambrose Clark
Conditions Good to firm
  1932
1934  
External videos
Nuvola apps kaboodle.svg Highlights of the 1933 Grand National (British Pathé)

The 1933 Grand National was the 92nd renewal of the Grand National horse race that took place at Aintree Racecourse near Liverpool, England, on 24 March 1933.

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The steeplechase was won by Kellsboro' Jack, a 25/1 shot ridden by jockey Dudley Williams. The seven-year-old horse was trained by Ivor Anthony for American owner F. Ambrose Clark. Anthony later trained another National winner, Royal Mail, in 1937.

Really True came in second, Slater came in third, and Delaneige came in fourth. Thirty-four horses ran and all returned safely to the stables.

Finishing order

PositionName Jockey AgeHandicap (st-lb) SP Distance
1Kellsboro' Jack Dudley Williams 711-0925/13 lengths [1]
2Really TrueMr Frank Furlong66/1
3SlaterMr M Barry50/1
4DelaneigeJohn Moloney20/1
5Alpine HutMr Perry Harding50/1
6 Forbra Tim Hamey33/1
7TrocaderoM.Thery100/1
8Southern HeroTom Isaac50/1
9Master OrangeCaptain Otho Prior-Palmer 100/1
10Colliery BrandGerald Hardy40/1
11EgremontMr E.C.Paget100/7
12RemusTommy Morgan100/6
13RuinHarry Misa50/1
14Near EastA.Robson45/1
15Trouble MakerMr N.Laing100/1
16 Shaun Goilin Mr Peter Cazalet 40/1
17Chadd's FordMr Evan Williams50/1
18Merriment IVLord Haddington20/1
19BallybrackMr G.Elliott50/1

Non-finishers

Position/FateName Jockey AgeHandicap (st-lb) SP
Fell (1st)Youtell Mr Anthony Mildmay 100/1
Dusty FootMr George Bostwick50/1
Unseated Rider (6th)SocietyMr G.P.Shakerley20/1
ApostasyBob Lyall100/1
Heartbrake HillW.O'Grady100/8
Brought Down (10th)AnnandaleDanny Morgan20/1
Fell (10th)TherasGeorge Owen40/1
Huic HolloaMr W.Ransom50/1
Unseated Rider (17th)Guiding LightLord Somerton100/1
Fell (24th)Golden MillerTed Leader9/1
GregalachBilly Parvin10/1
Unseated Rider (25th)Coup De ChapeauGerry Wilson28/1
Fell (30th)Pelorus JackBilly Stott100/6
HolmesCliff Beechener50/1
BallyhanwoodJ.H.Goswell50/1

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