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Last Updated: Thursday, 12 April 2007, 12:11 GMT 13:11 UK
Aintree, 12 April, 2007



A groundsman builds up a fence at Aintree

Groundstaff prepare the Water Jump at Aintree racecourse ahead of the first day of the Grand National meeting

Racegoers relax in the sunshine

The sun is shining as racegoers relax in front of one of the impressive new stands, part of Aintree's �35m redevelopment

Richard Johnson on Mighty Man

Richard Johnson rides Mighty Man to victory in the John Smith's Liverpool Hurdle, the opening race of the meeting

Tony McCoy and Exotic Dancer overcome an early error to win the Betfiar Bowl

Ridden by Tony McCoy, Jonjo O'Neill-trained Exotic Dancer is the winning favourite in feature race the Betfair Bowl

Robert Thornton clears the last fence on Katchit

Katchit follows up his Triumph Hurdle win at Cheltenham by taking the Anniversary Novices' Hurdle ahead of Punjabi

Richard Harding and Pak Jack are chased hard by Richard Burton on Scots Grey in the Fox Hunters'

Richard Burton and Scots Grey are just behind Pak Jack at the second last, but pip them to land the Fox Hunters' Chase

A racegoer checks the prices at Aintree

Bambi De L'orme, Tiday Bay and Two Miles West are the day's other winners, as punters look ahead to Ladies Day on Friday



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