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The 2021 Grand National will take place at Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool, on Saturday 10th April and will be sponsored by Randox Health. It will be more eagerly anticipated than ever after the cancellation of the 2020 renewal. The 2019 renewal. The 2017 Grand National saw for the first time ever a number of online bookmakers going 6 places each way. Both BetVictor (1/4 odds) and Paddy Power (1/5 odds) offered standout Grand National 6 places each way offers, with bet365 for the first time also offering an option of 5 (standard default) and 6 places each way (both full 1/4 odds) markets. Grand National winners, and those horses who place, generally fall into certain trends. I look at those trends and rule out those who don’t quite fit the criteria although I always tip one or two outsiders who have the potential to defy the odds. The best outdoor activities in Grand Teton National Park according to Tripadvisor travelers are: Grand Teton; Jenny Lake Trail; Cascade Canyon Trail; Taggart Lake; Jackson Lake; See all outdoor activities in Grand Teton National Park on Tripadvisor.
Lodging Just Outside of the Park
South of Grand Canyon Village, accommodations are available in the gateway community of Tusayan, 7 miles (11 km) south of Grand Canyon Village, along Arizona Highway 64.
For general information about lodging in Tusayan:
Grand Canyon Chamber & Visitor’s Bureau
P.O. Box 3007 Grand Canyon, AZ 86023
(844) 638–2901
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800–995–2521 or 928–638–2673
Grand Canyon Plaza Hotel OPEN
800–995–2521 or 928–638–2673
The Grand Hotel OPEN
888–634–7263 or 928–638–3333
Holiday Inn Express OPEN
888–473–2269 or 928–638–3000
Red Feather Lodge * OPEN
866–561–2425 or 928–638–2414
Seven Mile Lodge OPEN
(928) 638–2291
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If you plan to be staying at one of the lodges in Tusayan during our busy season, (March 1, through September 30) the park provides free shuttle bus service between Tusayan Hotels/Lodges and the South Rim Visitor Center every 20 minutes.
Visitors entering the park from the gateway community of Tusayanvia the free shuttle bus must present a valid park entrance pass. Entrance passes may be purchased at park entrance stations, online, or at these businesses in Tusayan.
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© Edward Whitaker/Racing Post Tiger Roll (foreground) won the Grand National for a second straight time last year.
It sounds like a trick question, but is it possible to have one of the most famous horse races in the world without humans or the actual horses?
And considering that gambling goes hand-in-hand with the sport, could members of the public place a bet on the eventual outcome of such an event, with profits benefiting Britain’s National Health Service?
If you’re involved with the running of the Virtual Grand National this Saturday, then the answer is an unequivocal ‘yes.’ That’s because a computer-generated version of the celebrated race will be broadcast to the nation in the usual late Saturday afternoon time slot on terrestrial broadcaster ITV.
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For the uninitiated, the real race has been taking place at Aintree Racecourse, near Liverpool in England, since 1839. It’s a grueling trial of jumping and stamina, run over more than four miles with 30 huge fences. And it’s not without controversy.
But it’s also arguably one of the only sporting events which captures the imagination of the whole British public, with the race being broadcast on free-to-air television since 1960 (to say nothing of the hundreds of millions of viewers who tune in around the world).
Crucially for the horse racing industry, it’s a one-off race which results in both the devoted spectators in attendance, and the audience tuning in, to place bets.
The Grand National appeals precisely because the supposed form of the favored horses doesn’t always translate to the result, meaning that an outsider can take the glory and finish first, thus the ‘punter’ need not know anything to win.
Got a lucky number, favorite color, or preference for a certain name? You too can share in the riches of a Grand National winner.
But with the world reeling from, and dealing with, the coronavirus pandemic, horse racing, along with other pastimes, has had to adapt to the sobering reality of life without the regular routine of sports. Indeed, the Grand National’s actual cancellation came one day after the conclusion of the celebrated Cheltenham Festival, with organizers criticized for letting the event proceed in front of huge crowds.
And that’s where the Virtual Grand National comes in. While virtual horse racing — and virtual sports in general, such as the recent Bahrain Grand Prix — is nothing new, clearly the current conditions give this race more meaning, hence why it will be broadcast to the nation in the usual late Saturday afternoon time slot on terrestrial broadcaster ITV.
© Inspired Horses will race over Aintree’s famous Grand National course in virtual reality.
On a Roll
Modest betting will be allowed, with only a very group of people knowing the result ahead of the race being run ‘live.’
There will be a maximum bet allowed of £10 ($12.40) per horse, or each way, meaning the horse typically needs to finish in the top four places for the bettor to get a partial payout. Bookmakers have agreed that the profits will go to NHS Charities Together, in order to help them combat coronavirus.
Featuring algorithms and CGI animation, the Virtual Grand National is as close a depiction of the world’s most famous steeplechase as you are likely to watch. Factors such as age, weight, form, weather and ground are being taken into account and it is expected that the 40 horses and riders who were expected to run for real will take part. And so the racing world will find out whether Tiger Roll, the two-time defending champion and favorite (both in the real and virtual worlds), will make history as a three-time winner.
‘We’re ready for Tiger Roll to be a forerunner,’ confirms executive producer Rob McLoughlin of Carm Productions, ‘but now we want to cheer the nation up and we’ll ask the computer if history could have been made.’
‘Extraordinary animation’
When it comes to the Grand National, three is indeed the magic number, as only the legendary Red Rum has won the race on three occasions, in 1973, 1974 and 1977. The runner-up in 1973 was Crisp, ridden by champion jockey and Aintree great Richard Pitman, who is part of the TV coverage on Saturday.
Speaking to CNN Sport, the now 77-year-old Pitman is as impressed as anyone by the technology. ‘The animation is extraordinary: To non real race-goers, people would not know it wasn’t a live race,’ said Pitman, who rode 427 winners over the course of his career.
‘The one thing we can’t put into an algorithm is luck in running. You can go to a fence and you can’t see over the side on quite a few of them. So you can jump it well and land onto three fallen horses and it’s like a tripwire and all of a sudden, you’re gone. So that’s the thing a computer can’t really do.’
‘Method behind the madness’
Pitman speaks with such authority about the virtual race that it is easy to think that it is actually taking place for real, rather than an example of modern-day technology at its finest. To that end, he has given considerable thought to the ‘horses’ he expects to go well at the virtual Aintree.
‘Looking at last year’s race, nothing that finished behind the winner, Tiger Roll, has a right to overturn him this year,’ he said. ‘But there is a horse which didn’t complete last year, Pleasant Company, and the year before was only beaten by half a length by Tiger Roll, and he unseated four fences from home last year. Although his form is a bit patchy this year, if Aintree rekindles him, and it does bring horses alive, he’s a big danger. So it’s Tiger Roll, Magic of Light and Pleasant Company that I see having a chance.’
While the concept of a virtual Grand National might sound like a gimmick, history has already shown that there is method behind the madness. ‘In 2017, Cause of Causes won the Virtual Grand National and came a close second in the real race hours later,’ said Steve Rogers, chief commercial officer for Virtual Sports at Inspired, which is behind the animation.
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‘The 2018 result was breathtaking as Tiger Roll won both in almost identical circumstances, and the computer chose three of the top five finishers, including Tiger Roll, in 2019.’
As well as the virtual running of the 2020 Grand National, viewers will be treated to an additional race, pitting 40 Aintree legends from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries in the Race of Champions battle. Among the riders will be the immortal Red Rum but sadly for Pitman, the horse he rode back in 1973, Crisp, which fell agonizingly short of National glory, being pipped at the post by ‘Rummy,’ is not involved.
Yet Pitman can take some solace from a pretend race held on radio this week between the unluckiest losers in Grand National history, ‘which of course Crisp was one, and he finally after all this time came good and won it,’ Pitman said.
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For the rest of us this Saturday, the only response to whether a horse is able to beat another virtually will be: You can bet on it.
