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The History of the Grand National Reg Green

The History of the Grand National By Reg Green

The History of the Grand National by Reg Green


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Summary

For over 150 years the Grand National has been run at Aintree. This book looks at winners such as Red Rum - 3 times first across the finishing line; the personalities, such as Bob Champion and the spectacular wins such as the outsider Foinavon who missed a pile-up in 1960 to win.

The History of the Grand National Summary

The History of the Grand National: A Race Apart by Reg Green

For over 150 years, the Grand National is run at Aintree. This history details the great winners such as Red Rum - 3 times across the finishing line; the great personalities, such as Bob Champion and Dick Francis; the spectacular wins such as the outsider Foinavon who missed a pile-up in 1960 to win at odds of 100 to 1. The momentous feats of horses and jockeys; the outrageous anecdotes, the heartbreak, the scandal, the ecstasy of a fabulous sporting occasion are all chronicled.

Additional information

GOR001612955
9780340585153
0340585153
The History of the Grand National: A Race Apart by Reg Green
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Hodder & Stoughton
19930304
400
N/A
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