By Daily Sports Nigeria on April 4, 2022
The official going at Aintree for the three-day Grand National meeting, which starts on Thursday, was changed to good to soft on Monday morning following 7.5mm of rain overnight.
The description is good to soft on all courses, with the Grand National course changed from good to soft, good in places. The Mildmay (chase and hurdle) was previously good, good to soft in places.
Clerk of the course Sulekha Varma took the decision not to water on Sunday and was appreciative of the rain.
She said: "We are not expecting a deluge, but certainly expecting rain over the next couple of days. There is still some uncertainty in the forecast.
"We had a good drop of rain - 7.5mm last night - which has been a huge help, as we have been pretty much dry since March 11.
Source Sky Sports
Posted April 4, 2022
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