A previous winner of the Grand National will take to the parade ring at the Randox Grand National Festival at Aintree Racecourse later today as part of the annual Retraining of Racehorses (RoR) Parade.Pineau De Re, who triumphed at the Grand National in 2014, is one of 12 former racehorses who will parade for the public and highlight the versatility of the Thoroughbred ahead of todays racing at the three-day festival.Since retiring from the racetrack in 2016, Pineau De Re hasexcelled in eventing, hunting, team chasing, dressage, and showing. He was runner-up for RoR Horse of the Year in 2022 and served as a baton bearer for the 2022 Commonwealth Games.2014 Grand National winner Pineau De Re with his current rider Lizzie Brunt.Joining Pineau De Re in the parade is Master Wickham, who haswon13 national RoR championship titles in dressage, qualified for the Badminton Grassroots Championships and participated in numerous combined training, dressage to music, arena eventing, and showing competitionssince his retirement in 2015. His transition to Grade A showjumper along with his adaptable nature earned him the 2025 RoR Horse of the Year title.Cheltenham Festival winner in attendanceThe 2014 Byrne Group Plate winner, Ballynagour, and some of Willie Mullins former horses, Kemboy, Melon, Duke of Navan, and Sharjah, will also feature in the parade.We are grateful to Aintree Racecourse and The Jockey Club for allowing us to present such a wonderful line-up of former racehorses at the Randox Grand National Festival, said David Catlow, managing director of Retraining of Racehorses.The RoR Parade highlights the diverse career options available to former racehorses and the need for continued support, as outlined in the RoR Strategy 2024-2026.The full list of participants in the parade is:Ballynagour ridden by Joe StevensonPeveril Point ridden by David WorthingtonSilver Knife ridden by Ben BerryDear Sire ridden by Amiee AlexanderDuke of Navan ridden by Kelly HardingKemboy ridden by Rachel SharpKimberlite Candy ridden by Hollie CartwrightMaster Wickham ridden by Claire LewisMelon ridden by Sophie CandyPineau De Re ridden by Lizzie BruntSharjah ridden by Abbie HawkinsTop Wood ridden by Jasean SpragattInset image Retraining of Racehorses. Further readingSwap birch for padded hurdles in interest of racehorse welfare, say researchersNew scheme will provide expert tuition to riders on former racehorsesNew mum rides to glory in SEIB Racehorse to Riding Horse final at HOYSRiding on the gallops: expert advice to suit every type of horseUse this fitness plan to prepare your horse for the season aheadThe post Former Grand National winner leads RoR parade at Aintree appeared first on Your Horse.