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Horseracing: Few horses expected to finish Grand National

The wet weather at Aintree shows no sign of relenting ahead of this afternoon's British Grand National.

Sat, 07 Apr, 2001 - 11:23

The wet weather at Aintree shows no sign of relenting ahead of this afternoon's British Grand National.

The going is soft and predictions are that few of the 40 starters will finish the race.

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