1934 Grand National

1934 Grand National
Grand National
Location	Aintree Racecourse
Date	23 March 1934
Winning horse	Golden Miller
SP	8/1
Jockey	Gerry Wilson
Trainer	Basil Briscoe
Owner	Dorothy Paget
← 1933 1935 →

External video
Highlights of the 1934 Grand National (British Pathé)

The 1934 Grand National was the 93rd renewal of the world-famous Grand National horse race that took place at Aintree Racecourse near Liverpool, England, on 23 March 1934.

It was won by 8/1 shot Golden Miller who became the first horse to win both the Grand National and the Cheltenham Gold Cup in the same year. The seven-year-old was ridden by jockey Gerry Wilson and trained by Basil Briscoe for owner Dorothy Paget.

Delaneige finished in second place, Thomond II third and 1932's winner Forbra was fourth.

Thirty horses ran and all returned safely to the stables.

Finishing order

Position	Name	Jockey	SP
1	Golden Miller	Gerry Wilson	1008 8/1
2	Delaneige	John Moloney	1014.2857142857 100/7
3	Thomond II	Billy Speck	1018 18/1
4	Forbra	Gerald Hardy	1012.5 100/8
5	Uncle Batt	A.Robson	1045 45/1
6	Blue Peter III	Mr F.Cundell	1066 66/1

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Also ran

Position/Fate	Name	Jockey	SP
	Gregalach	Billy Parvin	1025 25/1
	Apostasy	Eric Brown	1066 66/1
	Annandale	Mr P.Payne-Gallwey	1066 66/1
	Remus	Tommy Morgan	1040 40/1
(Fell 1st)	Pelorus Jack	Billy Stott	1025 25/1
(Fell 1st)	Flambent	T.Duggan	1066 66/1
(Fell 1st)	Fortnum	F.Sclater	1033 33/1
(Fell 1st)	Sorley Boy	Danny Morgan	1014.2857142857 100/7
	Prince Cherry	J.H.Goswell	1066 66/1
(Fell 1st)	Southern Hero	Jack Fawcus	1025 25/1
Refused (12th)	Kilbuck	Tommy Cullinan	1066 66/1
Fell (10th)	Master Orange	Mr Peter Cazalet	1066 66/1
	Egremont	Mr E.C.Paget	1066 66/1
Fell (13th)	Cantillius II	J.Mason	1020 20/1
	Lone Eagle	Tim Hamey	1050 50/1
	Trocadero	M.Thery	1014.2857142857 100/7
	Southern Hue	Thomas F Carey	1066 66/1
	Really True	Mr Frank Furlong	1007 7/1
	Ready Cash	Mr Fulke Walwyn	1020 20/1
	Destiny Bay	H.Lloyd-Thomas	1040 40/1
	Alpine Hut	Mr Perry Harding	1020 20/1
	Slater	Keith Piggott	1033 33/1
(Fell 11th)	Parson's Well	William Hollick	1066 66/1
(Fell 11th)	The Ace II	Captain A.Head	1066 66/1

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References

http://www.sportsbookguardian.com/horse-racing/grand-national/winners

Grand National

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Course	Aintree Racecourse Becher's Brook Canal Turn The Chair

Famous horses	Aldaniti Battleship Corbiere Crisp Devon Loch The Duke E.S.B. Foinavon Golden Miller L'Escargot Lord Gyllene Lottery Peter Simple Red Rum West Tip

Famous jockeys	Jack Anthony Martin Becher Tommy Carberry Bob Champion Richard Dunwoody Brian Fletcher Dick Francis Josh Gifford Bruce Hobbs Count Karl Kinsky Jem Mason Tony McCoy Tom Olliver Ernest Piggott Richard Pitman Ruby Walsh Fred Winter

Other people	Peter Bromley Ginger McCain Vincent O'Brien Michael O'Hehir Peter O'Sullevan Jenny Pitman Fred Rimell Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Lord Oaksey Lord Sefton

Lists	List of Grand National winners List of Grand National first four placings List of equine fatalities in the Grand National

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