The winner earns a cool PS500,000—a sizable sum for most horse racing owners—and with all the spin-offs and public appearances at the Grand National winner may make afterwards, many can brag about their profits in this way as well. The second place winner gets $80,000 and the third $60,000. The owner of the winning horse is awarded a prize money equal to 2nd and 3rd places combined. The owner of the second placed horse receives $20,000 and the owner of the third placed horse takes home $10,000. In addition to the main race there are several other events at the Grand National including the Apprentice Trainer's Championship, Juvenile Champion Stakes, Listed Nursery Race, Novices' Chase and the Top Jockey Challenge. The apprentice trainer is given one week to train three juveniles who will take part in these races. The apprentice who trains the juvenile that finishes first wins; second place goes to his or her partner and third place goes to the trainer of the last finishing juvenile. The owner of the jockey who rides the winning horse receives a bonus if he or she has not won the Grand National before. There is no such thing as a "retired" jockey so if they win again they can always go back into training.