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Who was the last French-bred to win the Grand National?

by Arkle | 10 years, 8 month(s) ago

The last French-bred winner was Lutteur III in 1909. The two other French-bred winners were Alcibiade (1865) and Reugny (1874).

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The last French-bred winner was Lutteur III in 1909. The two other French-bred winners were Alcibiade (1865) and Reugny (1874).
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