Winning jockey Harry Skelton, riding Mr Hope Street, speaking to ITV Racing: "He's won like a fresh horse. It's a brilliant bit of training. He has had niggly issues throughout the year so we couldn't get many runs into him."

1 Mr Hope Street (Harry Skelton) 4-1

2 Lookaway (J M Quinlan) 7-2 Fav

3 Konfusion (G Sheehan) 20-1

13 ran

Mr Hope Street wins by a nose!

Excellent ending to that one, Mr Hope Street kicked into gear going down the street.

Lookaway was with him every step of the way and from just before the last fence to the finish, it was only ever one of those two winning it.

Mr Hope Street took that last fence with a powerful leap and that momentum did just enough to give him the advantage and another winner for Harry and Dan Skelton.

Lookaway is taking a big lead now with Glengouly dropping back.

Mr Hope Street is closing on Lookaway. The duo are outright heading to the last.

Lookaway is opening up now and leads Glengouly by a head with just three fences to go.

A big crop are following up to the front two heading down the straight.

With seven fences to go, it remains competitive.

Glengouly remains the front market, but Josh The Boss has kept in good distance throughout.

The chasing pack are closing in as Brave Fortune is pulled up.

Glengouly remains in front as they complete the first circuit.

Leave of Absence is in a good spot behind Glengouly, battling for position alongside Josh The Boss.

Glengouly remains in the lead as they pass the next couple of fences.

Josh The Boss and Lookaway are its next challengers, but this is a longer race so plenty of time for movement from the chasing pack.

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Glengouly is among the early leaders and is a good length clear of the chasing pack.

Ridden by Sean Bowen, it is a horse with a very majestic leap over each fence.

And we're off!

Second time the charm once again.

The good news is we are ready to get going following In Love's brief re-saddling.

The bad news is we have another false start...

And while we have a re-saddling for In Love ahead of this one starting, the odds have changed in Lookaway's favour.

He now goes off as the favourite, with Mr Hope Street now second-favourite.

With those five non-runners, we're cut to a 13 horse field for this William Hill Handicap Chase.

Mr Hope Street will go off as favourite, but with Lookaway and Brave Fortune both in close proximity.

Hopefully, we get a straightforward start to this one.

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The duo of Dan and Harry Skelton will look to take the William Hill Handicap Chase.

Harry rides on favourite Mr Hope Street, well-fancied despite not registering a win yet this season.

Jack Quinlan rides the in-form Lookaway, who has won in each of its last two runs and poses Mr Hope Street's main source of a challenge.

Brave Fortune, Cruz Control and Leave of Absence also feature among a field of 14.

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Former Newcastle striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I love the story of Twig, being brought for £100 just for the owner's kids.

Jockey Beau Morgan, who is riding Twig in the Grand National, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live: "I just wish it was 4pm already. I'm just excited, I genuinely just cannot wait to get out there."

And another non-runner to tell you about in the next race - taking us to five...

14:30

7 Ain't That A Shame

Here's how the market stands with less than two hours to go:

• 8-1 - I Am Maximus
• 17-2 - Jagwar & Panic Attack
• 9-1 - Grangeclare West
• 11-1 Johnnywho
• 14-1 - Monty's Star
• 16-1 - Oscars Brother
• 20-1 - Iroko & Captain Cody
• 22-1 bar

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There is just two hours now until the Grand National at 16:00 BST.

Still haven't picked your horse or horses? Let us help.

Whether you pick off name, form, colours of the silks, numbers or maybe even age - we've got you covered.

Our Grand National pinstickers' guide to the runners will give you all the information you need.

1 Bossman Jack (H Skelton) 11-4 joint-fav

2 Soldier Reeves (T Durrell) 15-2

3 Ballyfad (J Kennedy) 11-4 joint-fav

4 Lord Byron (H Cobden) 28-1

12 ran