Aintree conditions set to ease for Grand National

Conditions at Aintree are expected to ease over the next few days with the track set for a period of unsettled weather.

Mon, 04 Apr, 2005 - 08:49

Conditions at Aintree are expected to ease over the next few days with the track set for a period of unsettled weather.

The going at the Liverpool venue is currently described as good to soft on the National and hurdles track and good to soft, good in places on the Mildmay course.

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