Find out where your horse finished as Neptune Collonges wins the 165th Grand National at Aintree
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Neptune Collonges has won the 2012 Grand National in a photo finish from Sunnyhillboy to give trainer Paul Nicholls his first National winner.
Ridden by Daryl Jacob, the 33-1 shot looked set for minor honours rounding the famous Elbow, with Jonjo O'Neill's Sunnyhillboy holding a clear lead.
But as the line approached, the grey Neptune Collonges lunged late to land the honours by a nose.
"You can't beat this," Jacob said after the race.
"I was on a tough horse and I said to Paul that one day I would ride you a National winner.
"That was two years ago and now I've done it."

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Katie Walsh is the highest-placed woman rider in the race after finishing third on Seabass.
She said: "I had an unbelievable spin. It was a fantastic experience. It was great to get round.
"I can't believe it's all over and I can't wait to do it again.
"At the third-last I was going OK but after the second-last I didn't think I was going to win."
Cappa Bleu finished fourth and In Compliance, ridden by Niall Madden and priced at 100-1, came home in fifth.
Several horses fell in an incident-packed race. Gold Cup winner Synchronised had to be put down after his fall at the sixth fence.
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Winning owner John Hales had mixed emotions as One Man, probably the best horse he ever owned, was killed in a fall at this meeting in 1998.
"When he crossed the line I thought he might have got it. My first thought was if he has got it Paul has won the trainers' championship. And then I thought thank you Aintree - you know why - many years ago.
"It split the family coming here. My wife was 50-50, my daughter couldn't face it. She has gone show jumping and is overcome with emotion.
"We've nothing against Aintree. We love coming here and this year we've come up trumps."
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He said Neptune Collonges, the first grey to win the National since Nicolaus Silver in 1961, would be retired immediately: "He'll never race again, that's it."
How they finished:
1st - Neptune Collonges (33-1)
2nd - Sunnyhillboy (16-1)
3rd - Seabass (8-1 joint-favourite)
4th - Cappa Bleu (16-1)
5th - In Compliance
6th - Ballabriggs
7th - Hello Bud
8th - Tharawaat
9th - Shakalakaboomboom
10th - Swing Bill
11th - The Midnight Club
12th - Planet Of Sound
13th - Neptune Equester
14th - Calgary Bay
15th - Midnight Haze
And where the rest pulled up:
Fence 1: Viking Blond (fell)
Fence 2: West End Rocker (fell), Junior (fell)
Fence 5: State Of Play (unseated), Rare Bob (brought down), Chicago Grey (brought down)
Fence 6: Synchronised (fell)
Fence 7: Alfa Beat (fell)
Fence 8: Black Apalachi (fell), Organisedconfusion (unseated), Becauseicouldntsee (unseated), Tatenen (unseated), Killyglen (unseated)
Fence 10: Treacle (fell), Arbor Supreme (unseated)
Fence 11: Giles Cross (pulled up)
Fence 15: Always Right (unseated)
Fence 17: Quiscover Fontaine (fell)
Fence 19: Deep Purple (pulled up), Vic Venturi (refused)
Fence 22: On His Own (fell), According To Pete (brought down), Mon Mome (pulled up), Postmaster (pulled up)
Fence 27: Weird Al (fell)

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