No ground for concern at Aintree

Officials at Aintree aim to provide ground no quicker than good for the three-day John Smith's Grand National meeting in two weeks' time.

Wed, 18 Mar, 2009 - 19:17

Officials at Aintree aim to provide ground no quicker than good for the three-day John Smith's Grand National meeting in two weeks' time.

The going is currently slightly on the easy side on both Mildmay and National courses.

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