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	Conferences - Aintree Racecourse - Visit Southport
		If you're searching for a truly prestigious location for a conference, exhibition or meeting, Aintree Racecourse, the home of the John Smith's Grand National is the perfect venue and provides a sophisticated and yet unique addition to Southport's conference portfolio.
		From the second you enter through the famous Aintree gates, there's a sense of history, excitement and sheer achievement.
		A superb range of meeting rooms are available at this historic venue, accommodating meetings from 10 delegates through to corporate dining in excess of 500.
	www.visitsouthport.com /conferences/venues/aintree-racecourse (183 words)

	Aintree - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Aintree is a village and parish in Sefton, Merseyside.
		Unusually for racecourses or circuits, the site is split by Melling Road (erroneously referred to every year by the BBC as the Melling Road; it doesn't run to or from Melling) and Grand Prix cars (and Grand National horses) had to cross the (closed!) public road twice on each trip.
		The main road from Liverpool to Aintree is the A59 (known as Ormskirk road as it passes through Aintree).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Aintree (456 words)

	Grand National: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Aintree race course is a british horse racing venue in aintree, near liverpool, on merseyside....
		Bechers brook is a fence jumped during the grand national horse race at aintree, liverpool, england....
		The chair is a fence jumped during the grand national horse race at aintree, liverpool, england....
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/g/gr/grand_national.htm (1660 words)

	Aintree Racecourse \| UK Horse Racing Racecourses \| Aintree Racing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Aintree is home to one of the most talked about, most celebrated and most magical races in the world – the Martell Cognac Grand National.
		Aintree is available for meetings, weddings, conferences etc. Please contact the event management team for further information (Tel: 0151 522 2922).
		Viewing of the course is generally via the large Aintree Mound which is open air and has views of the race action down the home straight.
	www.freebets.co.uk /horse-racing/ukracecourses/aintreeracecourse.html (1403 words)

	Winning Post in sight for Aintree Development (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Aintree Racecourse today reached a historic milestone in its two year, £35million redevelopment of racecourse facilities when building contractors, Laing O'Rourke, handed over Aintree's two new Grandstands, the Earl of Derby and Lord Sefton Stands.
		Charles Barnett, Aintree's Managing Director, said: "I am delighted that we are nearing the completion of our two year development project, and it is very exciting to be able to offer these fantastic facilities to our racegoers at this year's Grand National meeting.
		The racecourse is pleased to report that tickets sales have been very strong in all enclosures for the Grand National meeting, including the new Grandstands, with many racegoers keen to experience fresh sights from its many new vantage points.
	www.liverpool08.com /News/WinningPostInSightForAintreeDevelopment.asp (707 words)

	Grand National at Aintree, Liverpool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Aintree suffered some lean times in the post-war years and in 1965 it was announced that the course would be sold to a property developer.
		While many courses rely on subsidies, the Aintree management is very much commercially minded and on non-racedays the new Queen Mother stand, opened by Her Majesty in 1991, hosts wedding receptions, conferences and exhibitions.
		Expected arrival at Aintree Racecourse is just after noon, and after a quick lunch and glass of wine we head into the Racecourse to soak up all of the atmosphere.
	www.backpacker.co.uk /grandnational.htm (1077 words)

	Aintree Racecourse - Terms and Conditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		The Nottingham Executive reserves the right to refuse admission to anyone and to remove any person from the Racecourse without assigning a reason for so doing and do not accept responsibility for loss or damage to persons or their property.
		No dogs are permitted on the Racecourse with the exception of assistance dogs.
		Amateur photography is permitted on the Racecourse in all areas normally open to the public.
	www.nottinghamracecourse.co.uk /cmstemplates/accessible_template.jsp?id=10829 (419 words)

	Aintree Racecourse - faq (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Warwick racecourse is ideally situated in the heart of England, with easy access from a number of main routes: M40, M42, M5 and M6.
		At Warwick Racecourse we do not enforce a dress code however bare chests are not permitted in the Main Enclosure.
		Once at the Racecourse there are a variety of places to eat and drink including restaurants (pre booking necessary) and a selection of bars, including the Seafood bar and outside area, the Westgate bar and a number of fast food outlets.
	www.warwickracecourse.co.uk /cmstemplates/accessible_template.jsp?id=11630 (711 words)

	e-Tracks: Europe \| United Kingdom \| Aintree 1954-64
		Aintree was awarded the British Grand Prix that year, Stirling Moss making history by being the first British driver to win his home race.
		Aintree also witnessed history when it hosted the 1957 Grand Prix, with Moss and Tony Brooks winning for Vanwall - the first such success by British drivers in a British car.
		The racecourse was never in built upon, but the ownership became a long-drawn out sage until the Jockey Club took control.
	www.etracksonline.co.uk /Europe/United_Kingdom/aintree54-64.html (386 words)

	Foinavon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Foinavon was a not a famous racehorse, but became famous as the result of an incident at Aintree Racecourse resulting in victory and the naming of a fence after the horse.
		Arkle never ran at Aintree, but was a master of the fast 'park' style courses such as Cheltenham, Newbury and Kempton Park.
		Arkle and Mill House were fast skilled jumpers, whereas Foinavon was lucky one drizzly afternoon in 1967 at Aintree racecourse.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Foinavon (468 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It was back in the Spring of 1954 that Aintree Parish Council made an appeal to local residents to form a football team.
		Aintree soon progressed to the I Zingari Alliance and won the 'B' Section championship.
		Aintree gained election to the Carlsberg West Cheshire League Third Division In 1998 and the Lancashire Cup still remains a top target.
	www.west-cheshire.org.uk /aintree.htm (565 words)

	Grand National Official Horseracing VIP Hospitality Aintree - Corporate Entertainment Company Horse Racing
		Grand National Aintree, at Aintree Racecourse, is one of the horse racing hospitality highlights of the summer season, with marvelous views of the Sussex countryside.
		Grand National Aintree corporate hospitality is best enjoyed when experienced in the luxurious surroundings of marquees past the Winning Post or the Charlton Hunt Restaurant, which enjoys superb views of the racecourse.
		Aintree Racecourse is the home of the world's most celebrated, most talked about, most magical race, the Martell Cognac Grand National.
	www.corporateentertainmentco.co.uk /hospitality/horse_racing/grand_national/index.html (643 words)

	Building Design Partnership News: Aintree Racecourse Design Unveiled (10-May-2004)
		Aintree Racecourse announced today, plans for a £34million redesign and redevelopment of the racecourse site over the next 3 years.
		The second and most radical proposed change to the racecourse site will be the re-location of the Parade Ring, Winner's and Unsaddling Enclosures, as well as the construction of a new Weighing Room and Stable complex.
		A relocated and improved entrance to the racecourse will be created through Grand National Avenue, providing panoramic views of all of the grandstand areas and the new Parade Ring.
	www.bdp.co.uk /html/news/2004/Aintree_Racecourse_Design_Unveiled_22.asp (1057 words)

	Aintree Racecourse - Online Horse Racing Guide to Aintree Races
		Here we provide you with a guide to Aintree Racecourse and all of the big races that take place at the track each year.
		Aintree Racecourse is home to the biggest horse race of the year The Grand National.
		Liverpool John Lennon Airport is the nearest airport to the racecourse and is a 20 minute drive by road.
	www.bettingkingdom.co.uk /racecourses/aintree.html (268 words)

	Aintree Village Parish Council: The Parish Council
		Aintree won an appeal against this decision and held their election on 7th February 1895.
		Aintree Village is often confused with other areas including those known as Walton Vale and Hartley’s Village, which are 2 miles away and are governed by Liverpool City Council.
		Aintree Village was first documented as ‘Ayntre’ in a charter of Cockersand Abbey written about 1200 AD.
	aintreevpc.merseyside.org /council/council.html (536 words)

	Aintree Racecourse - The Official Tourist Information Website for Liverpool and Merseyside
		Aintree Racecourse, the home of the Grand National is the perfect venue.
		Already looking to the future, Aintree is currently expanding its facilities, which will see two new grandstands built for use in 2007, expanding Aintree's conference capabilities.
		Aintree station is immediately across the road from the main entrance to the Racecourse.
	www.visitliverpool.com /site/aintree-racecourse-p18019 (323 words)

	Racing Fixtures: Aintree
		Aintree is home to one of the most talked about, most celebrated and most magical races in the world – the John Smith's Grand National.
		Aintree is available for meetings, weddings, conferences etc. Please contact the event management team for further information (Tel: 0151 522 2922).
		Viewing of the course is generally via the large Aintree Mound which is open air and has views of the race action down the home straight.
	www.racingfixtures.co.uk /courses/aintree.php (1243 words)

	Channel 4 Television - Racing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Founded in 1711 by Queen Anne, this is one of the finest racecourses in the world.
		By Road: the course is near the centre of the town on the A548.
		By Road: The racecourse is readily accessible by road and ideally situated to benefit from the motorway links between the M4/M3 and M25.
	www.channel4.com /sport/racing_c4/courses.html?pulled=frameset (1482 words)

	Aintree Racecourse - Terms and Conditions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		All persons visiting the property of Sandown Park (the Racecourse) are admitted subject to these Regulations and to the Rules of Racing.
		The Racecourse reserves the right to refuse admission or expel without prior notice, any racegoer who, in the reasonable opinion of the Racecourse, behaves or is likely to behave in an unruly manner or in a manner likely to give offence to other racegoers.
		Flashlight photography is not allowed anywhere on the Racecourse as it may distract or frighten horses.
	www.sandown.co.uk /cmstemplates/accessible_template.jsp?id=11626 (618 words)

	RTÉ Sport: Watering begins at Aintree racecourse
		Aintree Racecourse announced this morning that watering is taking place in order to achieve the Racecourse's committed policy of producing ground no faster than good for the forthcoming Martell Cognac Grand National Meeting.
		Aintree's Clerk of The Course, Andrew Tulloch, said today: "In view of this morning's detailed weather report we have decided to apply approximately 4mm of water to the Hurdle, Mildmay and Grand National courses.
		Your guide to all the upcoming race meetings and festivals from Ireland, UK and worldwide.
	www.rte.ie /sport/2003/0325/aintree.html (157 words)

	Aintree Racecourse - Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		However, when we are not racing at Huntingdon Racecourse, all of our facilities are the perfect place to host a wide variety of events.
		The main function room at the Racecourse, the panoramic views available are second to none.
		Huntingdon Racecourse provides your own Event Specialist assigned to ensure that your event, irrespective of its size or purpose, is perfectly planned and executed, Fax, Telephone and Photocopier Service available on request.
	www.huntingdon-racecourse.co.uk /cmstemplates/accessible_template.jsp?id=8552 (252 words)

	Aintree Racecourse - RHT NH Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This recognises that RHT is the greatest single investor in terms of the racecourses in its ownership, the fixtures and races run at these courses and the level of prize money on offer.
		In recognising that racecourses need to adopt a code of conduct for their customers, the whole question of how best to retain customers, both by courses and Trainers, needs to be considered.
		Encourage horses to progress from their first racecourse experience by way of ensuring racecourses provide a programme of races that allow graduation amongst horses of similar ability.
	www.cheltenham.co.uk /cmstemplates/accessible_template.jsp?id=11395 (5865 words)

	Cleanevent
		Aintree Racecourse is home to The Grand National, the world's most famous steeplechase.
		It became known, and continues to be known, as The Creek because it was developed from a swampy marsh, which had a creek running through it.
		But the pick of the crop is Morphettville Racecourse, and the jewel in the crown is Adelaide Cup.
	www.cleanevent.com.au /horse.asp (367 words)

	Aintree Village Parish Council: Local Events
		In 1958 the Aintree Conservative Association organised an event in Harrow Drive Park which was essentially a fund raising activity for local charities.
		In 1986, the 'Aintree Gala Organisation' was formed with the specific objective of ensuring that Aintree would continue to have an annual celebration.
		In March each year, the Aintree Gala Committee hold a disco, at which the Aintree Gala Queen and her retinue are chosen.
	aintreevpc.merseyside.org /community/event.html (879 words)

	Racecourse Holdings Trust
		Aintree Racecourse is currently looking for a Clerk of Works to join their team.
		Aintree Racecourse is currently looking for an Accounts Payable Assistant to join their Accounts team.
		Although experience in turf management, racecourse work or agriculture would be an advantage, more important to us is the desire and aptitude to work and a willingness to learn.
	www.rht.net /about/vacancies.html (483 words)

	aintree (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		It was back in the Spring of 1954 that Aintree Parish Council made an appeal to local residents to form a football team.
		Aintree soon progressed to the I Zingari Alliance and won the 'B' Section championship.
		Aintree had to settle for the runners-up place but with it came promotion.
	www.cape-villa.co.uk /clubs/aintree.htm (533 words)

	Animal Aid : Press Release : Animal Aid slams Grand National
		Aintree racecourse is under the spotlight this week as protestors across the country demonstrate outside betting shops and in high streets as part of Animal Aid's Horse Racing Awareness Week.
		The Merseyside course - exposed in a major new report by the national campaign group as Britain's second deadliest - is due to stage the punishing Grand National on Saturday April 9.
		Aintree saw eight horse deaths over the 25 racing days surveyed.
	www.animalaid.org.uk /press/0504slam.htm (458 words)

	F1 News - Grandprix.com > GP Encyclopedia > Circuits > Aintree
		Alongside the famous Aintree racecourse, home of the Grand National horse race, in the suburbs of Liverpool, the Aintree racing track was first used in 1954.
		At a time when there were few well-developed racing facilities Aintree had the advantage of sharing the grandstands with the racecourse.
		The racecourse was then sold to a new owner and doubts about the future meant that the British GP went instead to Silverstone and Brands Hatch.
	www.grandprix.com /gpe/cir-005.html (273 words)

	The Racecourse Association - Britains Courses
		Aintree, home of the John Smith's Grand National, is arguably the most famous racecourse in the world.
		Due to be completed in 200, Aintree will offer first class facilities and an unrivalled friendly approach to customer care.
		Over the three day Grand National meeting, Aintree attracts over 150,000 racegoers into the North West region as well as delivery the race to over 130 countries worldwide.
	www.britishracecourses.org /course_view.php?id=1 (251 words)

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