Aintree look again

Aintree will hold a further inspection at 10.30am to assess the prospects of racing this afternoon.

Sun, 20 Nov, 2005 - 10:42

Aintree will hold a further inspection at 10.30am to assess the prospects of racing this afternoon.

Predicted overnight temperatures of below minus-two degrees prompted clerk of the course Andrew Tulloch to call a precautionary inspection at 8am.

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