Drier times ahead for Aintree

Conditions could be set fair for the John Smith's Grand National with no rain forecast for the second half of next week.

Drier times ahead for Aintree
Fri, 02 Apr, 2010 - 22:08

Conditions could be set fair for the John Smith's Grand National with no rain forecast for the second half of next week.

The prospect of dry weather for the three-day meeting that starts on Thursday is giving officials at Aintree reason to be optimistic.

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