Grand National Best Tips: Find out who the racing experts are tipping for the Grand National

We are all set for a mouth-watering renewal of the 2022 Randox Grand National at Aintree this afternoon, and helping punters with their selections for the big race we have picked out some of the most popular horses selected by a host of racing writers, who feature in our Naps table...

Martin Brassil's LONGHOUSE POET was a stunning winner of the Thyestes Handicap Chase at Gowran Park earlier in the season and the Irish raider has proven extremely popular among the racing tipsters as four of them have napped the 16/1 chance for today's Grand National. Proving to be the most popular selection amongst the racing writers, Longhouse Poet will have his first crack at the Aintree spectacle, but has shaped like he could be one that relish the challenge of the Merseyside marathon.

For those looking for a potentially bigger priced contender that could make the frame then they could side with the Ben Pauling-trained KILDISART, who is hovering around the 40/1 mark for today's contest and he's been napped by three tipsters. Paul Kealy from The Weekender and Alex Hammond from Sky Sports Racing are just a couple of the trio that are tipping up the lively outsider.

Gordon Elliott will unleash a strong team at this year's Grand National, and two Gigginstown House Stud-owned raiders that have proven popular at the well-fancied market leader DELTA WORK, who has been tipped by three tipsters, while recent National Hunt Chase runner-up RUN WILD FRED is another that has been napped by three racing writers, with Melissa Jones and Garry Owen just two of the tipsters opting for the latter.

Ciaran Murphy's ENJOY D'ALLEN is hovering around the 14/1 mark, at the time of writing, and the JP McManus-owned star is the final contender that has attracted three racing tipster's eyes with a trio of them napping the Irish charge.

With such a competitive renewal expected, then it's no surprise to see some big-priced contenders napped by our racing writers, and one eye-catching horse put up is the Polly Gundry-trained SANTINI, who is a 50/1 chance to claim glory, and the former Cheltenham Gold Cup runner-up has been napped by both Jeffrey Ross and The Guardian tipster.

Available at a whopping 66/1, TOP VILLE BEN is looking to cause a huge upset for Phil Kirby and the outsider has caught the eye of Fortunatus from the Sheffield Star, while both Andrew Bladen and Karl Hedley are siding with the 40/1 chance TWO FOR GOLD, who was last seen finishing second to Fakir D'Oudairies in the Grade 1 Ascot Chase, and with that raider winning the Melling Chase yesterday then the form has been well and truly franked.