Fashion at the Grand National: beach dresses

You don't have to be interested in the horses or the race to attend the Grand Nationals. In fact it is increasingly becoming a very popular event for women to show off their latest outfits and styles, usually revolved around a beautiful dress.

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John Smith's Grand National to the trained John Quinn

John Smith's Grand National to the trained John Quinn at oriented to character building is on the road - despite trailing home last week. Trainer Christian Von Der Recke in Belgium for the last seven finishers.

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Ridden by Jamie Moore, the 11-year-old in the Grand Steeplechase DES Flandres Waregem racecourse struggled to cope with the idiosyncratic demands, the Belgian leg of the popular Crystal Cup cross-country series.

Nina Carberry in the role of citizens within the last two courses are completed, seventh and 15th last term in 2010.

Von der Recke, Germany's top jumps trainer, about a return to Aintree but is expected and already seen a prestigious international competition on this time in Italy.

He said, "Character Building didn't really take to the course at Waregem but he has come out of the race fine".

"The plan is to go for the Gran Premio di Merano Forst in Italy on September 25, where he will again be ridden by Jamie Moore. If all goes well there, the Grand National next April remains on the agenda."

Von der Recke at Weilerswist near Cologne is based on the fifth Waregem Merano, where Sam Twiston Davies is hoping to ride to maintain plans to send our hero.

Von der Recke secret German championship two other horses who ran in Waregem was reported, the former Irish-trained Windsor Brook and hurdler Our First Chesnut.

He said: "Windsor Brook might go for the novice chase at Merano, but he's not a definite starter, but Our First Chesnut will go for the hurdle race that he won last year."