Where to Watch Scottish Grand National Live – Streams & TV Coverage
The Scottish Grand National Handicap Steeplechase is the highlight of the Scottish racing calendar and one of the most prestigious jumps races in the UK. Run at Ayr Racecourse every April, it headlines the two-day Scottish Grand National Meeting, which also features top-class races like the Scottish Champion Hurdle. If you’re looking to watch Scottish Grand National live or wondering how to catch the Scottish Grand National on TV, here’s everything you need to know.
William Hill’s Premium Streaming Service
Coverage: William Hill’s premium service streams the full Scottish Grand National card, including the main event and key support races like the Scottish Champion Hurdle.
How to Access: Place a £1.00 minimum bet on a qualifying race to unlock the live stream.
Features:
- Available on mobile and desktop.
- Includes live streams for other UK and Irish races.
- Requires a positive balance or recent bet.
Availability: Available only to users in the UK and Ireland.
Watch on William Hillbet365 Live Horse Racing Streaming
Coverage: bet365 provides live coverage of the entire Scottish Grand National Meeting, including the feature steeplechase and all supporting races.
How to Access: Log in with a funded account or place a bet within the last 24 hours to unlock the stream.
Extras:
- Horse Racing Archive for full race replays.
- Also streams international racing throughout the year.
Restrictions: Streams may be blocked in some countries, including Australia and the USA.
Watch on bet365Racing TV
Coverage: Racing TV offers full, uninterrupted coverage of the Scottish Grand National and every other race from the meeting.
How to Watch: Available on the Racing TV website, mobile apps, and smart TV platforms. Also accessible via Sky, Virgin, and Vodafone.
Pricing: Day pass for £10 or full monthly subscription at £29.98 (UK & Ireland) or £29.99 (international).
Watch on Racing TVSky Sports Racing
Coverage: Every race during the Scottish Grand National weekend will be shown on Sky Sports Racing.
Ways to Watch:
- As part of the Sky Sports package (£46/month).
- Via the At the Races (ATR) Player for £9.99/month.
- Through NOW TV for £14.99/day or £34.99/month.
TV Channel Info:
- Sky Sports Racing: Sky Channel 415
- Racing TV: Sky Channel 424
- Virgin UK: Sky Sports Racing on 519, Racing TV on 536
- Virgin Ireland: Sky Sports Racing on 411, Racing TV on 412
ITV Racing Freeview TV
Coverage: The Scottish Grand National Handicap Chase and key races like the Scottish Champion Hurdle are shown live on ITV Racing.
How to Watch: Watch for free on ITV1 via Freeview between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM. Live streams are also available via the ITVX app.
Find out moreDubai Racing Channels
Coverage: The Dubai Racing Channels may provide coverage of selected races from the Scottish Grand National Meeting.
How to Watch: Streams are free on betHQ, with English or Arabic commentary depending on the race.
Find out moreWhere can I watch the Scottish Grand National for free?
The Scottish Grand National is broadcast for free on ITV1 via Freeview and the ITVX app. You may also find free streams via Dubai Racing Channels on betHQ. William Hill Premium Streaming also provides access for a small qualifying bet.
Can I watch the Scottish Grand National live online?
Yes, you can watch the Scottish Grand National live online via William Hill Premium Streaming, bet365, Racing TV, Sky Sports Racing, and ITVX.
What time does the Scottish Grand National start?
You can find the exact start time of the Scottish Grand National Handicap Chase on our Scottish Grand National race page, and start times for all other races on our Ayr Racecourse page.
Do I need to bet to watch the Scottish Grand National online?
To stream via William Hill or bet365, a qualifying bet or funded account is required. Free-to-air options like ITV Racing or subscription options like Racing TV do not require a bet.
Can I watch the Scottish Grand National on my phone?
Yes. You can stream the race live via mobile apps from William Hill, bet365, Racing TV, and ITVX.
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