Grand National trials at Cheltenham Racecourse in England

The video provides an overview of the Grand National steeplechase, highlighting its significance as a major trial. It describes the race's challenges, including a four-mile run filled with spills and riderless horses. The final stages are marked by barriers and fallen leaders, emphasizing the race's intensity.

What is the Grand National steeplechase primarily known for?

• Being a short sprint race

• A major trial event

• A race with no obstacles

• A race held in winter

What makes the Grand National race particularly challenging?

• The flat terrain

• The four-mile run with obstacles

• The absence of competitors

• The short distance

What unusual occurrence is mentioned during the race?

• Horses swimming across a river

• Horses refusing to start

• Riderless horses circling the jumps

• Horses running backwards

Which horse was leading by three lengths in the final stretch?

• Black Beauty

• Red Runner

• White Karma

• Blue Thunder

What is a common outcome for participants in the race?

• Winning without effort

• No injuries at all

• Experiencing injuries

• Finishing in record time