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MemoryshareYou are in: Liverpool > History > Contribute > Memoryshare > Memories of Aintree  Do you beat the Bookies every year? Memories of AintreeWhat are your memories of Grand Nationals down the years? Were you at the 1997 evacuation or the race that never was in 1993? Did you see Red Rum's three victories? At a glance: Memoryshare instructions1. If you haven't already registered with the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ, click on Add A Memory on the right-hand side of this page. 2. This will launch the registration process. Add your basic details - you will need to include your e-mail address at this stage. 3. You will then receive an e-mail from the Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ which you'll need to send back to confirm your details. 4. As soon as your e-mail address is confirmed, you can add your memories and comments. The Grand National seems to conjure up stories like no other race. Devon Loch's mystery jump of a fence that wasn't there, Aldaniti and Bob Champions emotional 1981 win, Red Rum's record breaking three triumphs, even the void race of 1993; every year there is a unique story that could only come from Aintree. What are your personal memories of Grand National races.  Were you at the 1997 evacuation Did you bet on 100-1 shot Foinavon in 1967? Were you one of the thousands stranded on the streets after the 1997 bomb scare? Or amongst the many who attended the special running of that year's race on the Monday afternoon? Your story could be much closer to home, do you have a relative who wins every year?
Do you spend months preparing an outfit for fashion extravaganza of Ladies Day? Add your memories of the World's Greatest Steeplechase to Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Memoryshare. With a timeline running from 1 January, 1900 onwards - you can post a memory or observation relating to any day. You can also comment on other people's memories. Whether you want to write 25 words or 500, make your mark with Memoryshare. last updated: 02/04/2008 at 15:22 You are in: Liverpool > History > Contribute > Memoryshare > Memories of Aintree |
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