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Grand National winner Auroras Encore has been welcomed at his local pub following his triumphant return home. The 66-1 outsider visited the Dick Hu...
Outsider Auroras Encore has won the Grand National at odds of 66-1. Winning jockey Ryan Mania tweeted only yesterday he was "worth a bet" but added...
Little Josh has become the second horse to die at Aintree ahead of the Grand National, after a shoulder fracture. Having sustained the fatal break ...
Freezing temperatures and cloudy skies have failed to steal the thunder of the fashionistas as Ladies' Day got under way at the Grand National meeting...
The young North Korea boss and trainee despot has an unenviably difficult task stepping into the crazy shoes of his bonkers father, and attempting to waddle around in them with a similarly jaunty gait.
Britain might be in recession, or on the brink of it, or just recovering from it, depending on which economist/s you're inclined to believe, but that didn't stop the nation reaching into its collective pocket on Saturday to have a flutter on the Grand National and FA Cup Semi-Final. According to the bookies, nearly half the British adult population will have had a flutter of some kind this weekend, with nearly £300 million placed on bets. The £1 I threw into the office sweepstake suddenly seems rather miserly, although as someone who grew up obsessed by ponies and practically weaned on National Velvet, the thought of a woman winning this year's race meant there was even more reason to tune in. If we are a nation of gamblers, we are also a nation that loves to moan. Let us count the things that have collectively upset us this week.
Ahhh, race day fashion: you've got to love it. The girls have descended on Aintree Racecourse in their stiletto-clad droves for Ladies Day today - and...
Despite my camp rain dance in the Ormskirk Premier Inn (think a naked floral dance with moobs and you're close) Aintree again avoided the overnight sh...
After yesterday's splash of neon for Liverpool Day at Aintree, Coleen Rooney toned down her colour palette for Ladies' Day at the races. (Obviously sh...
While Wayne Rooney prepares for Manchester United's clash with Aston Villa on Sunday, his wife Coleen returned to Aintree for Ladies Day. The precu...
Ladies Day at Aintree is famous for attracting the most glamourous women. But be warned - if you're gonna show up, make sure you show up in style. ...
One of the most anticipated events of the sporting calendar arrives on Saturday in the guise of the Grand National at Aintree. The runners and ride...
It’s not Ladies’ Day at Aintree until tomorrow, but Coleen Rooney has already set the tone of things to come by dressing in an eye-watering shade ...
Ginger McCain was a relic of a golden age. As the trainer of Red Rum, his place in racing legend was assured when he guided this brilliant but fragile horse to run in five consecutive Grand Nationals in the 1970s.
PRESS ASSOCIATION -- Aintree horse racing legend Ginger McCain, trainer of the great Red Rum, has died aged 80. McCain saddled Red Rum to win the G...
