Racecourse statistics
Every runner at Aintree in our archive since April 2005: who wins here, how favourites fare, the biggest-priced winners, and the angles that have paid at SP.
Figures as at 19 Oct 2026, 18:23 · last meeting in our archive 15 May 2026
Covers 7 April 2005 – 20 October 2026
Aintree has staged 1,161 races over 169 meetings in our archive since April 2005, with 13,380 runners.
Favourites have won 29.5% of their runs here (384 from 1,303), a level-stakes P/L of −79.82 points to a £1 stake at SP.
Nicky Henderson has the most winners here (85 from 543 runners, 15.7%). Among yards with 30 or more runners, Mel Rowley has the best win rate: 32.3% (10 from 31).
A P McCoy has the most winners here (52 from 290 rides, 17.9%). Among riders with 30 or more rides, Jack Kennedy has the best win rate: 21.4% (9 from 42).
1 angle here made a level-stakes profit at SP in both periods we test, on 100 or more runs.
Favourites have won 29.5% of their runs here (384 from 1,303), a level-stakes P/L of −79.82 points to a £1 stake at SP.
Favourites include joint favourites. Dimmed rows have fewer than 30 runs. Fair A/E compares wins with a margin-stripped market expectation at SP. Favourite-heavy samples naturally read a few points warm, so 1.05 means "beat the margin-free market read", not "the market underrates this by 5%". £1 P/L is level stakes at SP.
Nicky Henderson has the most winners here (85 from 543 runners, 15.7%). Among yards with 30 or more runners, Mel Rowley has the best win rate: 32.3% (10 from 31).
Ordered by winners here; a tie goes to the fewer runners.
Ordered by win rate, among those with 30 or more runners here; a tie goes to the bigger sample.
Ordered by fair A/E, among those with 50 or more runners at a fair price here: above 1.00, their winners came at bigger prices than the margin-free market expected.
£1 P/L is level stakes at SP. Dimmed rows have fewer than 30 runners.
A P McCoy has the most winners here (52 from 290 rides, 17.9%). Among riders with 30 or more rides, Jack Kennedy has the best win rate: 21.4% (9 from 42).
Ordered by winners here; a tie goes to the fewer rides.
Ordered by win rate, among those with 30 or more rides here; a tie goes to the bigger sample.
Ordered by fair A/E, among those with 50 or more rides at a fair price here: above 1.00, their winners came at bigger prices than the margin-free market expected.
£1 P/L is level stakes at SP. Dimmed rows have fewer than 30 rides.
Big Buck's (FR) has won here 5 times from 5 runs, more than any other horse since April 2005.
The biggest-priced winner here since April 2005 was Tartan Snow (GB) at 100/1 on 4 April 2013.
Past results at starting price, not a forecast. Each angle made a £1 level-stakes profit in both periods (Jan 2005 – Sep 2021, and since Oct 2021), with at least 100 SP-priced runs and 10 winners in all, and is still in profit with its single biggest winner taken out. The same on every view of this page.
Favourites (joint favourites included) have won 384 of 1,303 runs at Aintree since April 2005 — 29.5%, a £1 level-stakes P/L of −79.82 points at SP (as at 19 Oct 2026).
Nicky Henderson, with 85 winners from 543 runners (15.7%) since April 2005.
A P McCoy, with 52 winners from 290 rides (17.9%) since April 2005.
Among yards with 30 or more runners here since April 2005, Mel Rowley has the best win rate: 32.3% (10 from 31).
Among riders with 30 or more rides here since April 2005, Jack Kennedy has the best win rate: 21.4% (9 from 42).
The leading course winners since April 2005: Big Buck's (FR) (5 from 5), Monet's Garden (IRE) (5 from 8), Jonbon (FR) (4 from 4).
Tartan Snow (GB) at 100/1 on 4 April 2013 in the John Smith's Fox Hunters' Chase (National Course) — the biggest starting price among Aintree winners since April 2005.
These notes are written and checked by KTB (last checked October 2026); the statistics above are computed from our results archive. Check the course's own site for fixtures, going and travel before you go.
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