The Grand National is the most famous horse race in the country, but while it creates thrills and excitement, it is also associated with tragedy.
The 30 jumps at Aintree provide incredible drama but also huge danger for the horses and jockeys who are tasked with navigating their way around the four mile and two-and-a-half furlong course.
There have been significant changes at Aintree in recent years to improve the safety of the course, but the inherently dangerous sport remains risky.
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