The Grand National features a series of iconic fences, including Becher's Brook, Canal Turn, and The Chair. Becher's Brook is known for its steep drop, while the Canal Turn requires horses to make a sharp left turn after jumping. The Chair is notable for its height and the water jump that follows. Other notable fences include the Foinavon and the Valentine’s Brook.
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If your referring the English Grand National at Aintree. Then it's 30
The Grand National has 30 fences to be jumped in the race & it's run over a distance of 4 miles 4 furlongs (7,242 metres) at Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool
The Answer is really an English answer. In the UK our National Horse race is The Grand National and it contains 30 fences.Therefore the answer is 30 Fences in the Grand National
16 fences on the grand national course
The Chair and the water jump.
There are 16 fences on the National Course, the horses jump all 16 on the first circuit and 14 on the second, a total of 30 jumps for the full steeplechase course.
In the Grand National, the fences vary in height, with many being around 4.5 to 5 feet tall. However, some of the more challenging fences, like the Becher's Brook, can be even higher, with a drop on the landing side that adds to the difficulty. The course is designed to test the skills and endurance of both horse and rider.
there are sixteen fences on the Aintree course
The Grand Canyon.
16 Fences in the Grand National. Although some are jumped twice, making a race of 30 jumps in total.
Oddly enough, it is called "Grand Canyon National Park".