Coko Beach Grand National Odds 2025: Fourth time a charm?

It has been a tough few weeks for Gordon Elliott’s stable but he still brings a few entries to Aintree, with one of them being a bit of a veteran around this track in Coko Beach.

Will he be successful this time around? Time will tell, but let’s review his recent form along with those all-important Grand National Odds for Coko Beach…

If at first you don’t succeed, then try, try, try again is the old adage. When it comes to Coko Beach, though, that saying needs an extra 'try' as he’s set to line up for his fourth tilt at the Grand National at Aintree this Saturday. The 10-year-old has been an ever present in the race since 2022, and while he’s yet to place, there is some belief that he could be one of those big-priced horses that earns money for an each-way bet.

While he was pulled up in 2023, this horse finished in both 2022 and 2024 in 8th and 11th respectively. That is a testament to his jumping ability. If you look at his record, he hasn’t fallen since December 2019. That is a long time ago and indicates that his chances of getting around the Grand National course are pretty darned good indeed.

The biggest question mark is whether he has the speed to contend towards the front of the field in a position which pays out. His season so far has been pretty mixed at best but he was second to heavily-fancied Grand National contender Vanillier in the P.P. Hogan Memorial Cross Country Chase at Punchestown earlier this year - albeit 18 lengths behind the eventual winner that day.

Last time out, though, was a bit less encouraging as only French Dynamite of the 10 finishers ended up behind him in the Cross Country at Cheltenham. That trip certainly gives cause for concern and is probably why he’s closer to 100/1 than the 33s that he went off at a year ago.

Unlikely to be in the mix at the pointy end but I fully expect him to make his way round, and if he finishes then that at least gives him a chance to pay out each-way.

Coko Beach is one of seven Grand National Grey Horses in the 2025 field. If you love backing Greys, then feel free to check them all out via our article on the subject.

Coko Beach Grand National Odds & Chances:

As of the opening of the betting market at midday on Thursday, the odds of Coko Beach winning the Grand National are 66/1 on Betfred. If we turn that price into implied probability, that equates to a 2% chance of winning the race based on the betting price.

Bet on Coko Beach to win the Grand National:

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Betfred Grand National Offer:

Betfred are paying out seven places on the big race for each-way bets at 1/5 odds for those betting on the Grand National. You can do so by following either the Grand National Odds link above or if you want to bet on Coko Beach, just click on either of the banners at the top or bottom of the article and you’ll be sent to the market page on betfred.com with your selection already loaded into your betslip.

Our Grand National market goes live with the confirmed 34 runners from midday on Thursday, April 3, 2025 and you can bet each-way and get seven places all the way through to 16:00 on Saturday, April 5, 2025, which is when the race will get underway live on ITV1.

You can check out all of our Grand National Tips as well as the profiles for all the other horses running in the race on our main Grand National page…