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An American racehorse owner whose ancestors triumphed in the Grand National in 1923 is bidding to recreate his family’s success by winning this Saturday’s race exactly 100 years later.
Pierre Manigault (pictured) and his family will travel more than 4,000 miles from South Carolina in the United States to Aintree racecourse to watch Cape Gentleman.
Watch the past 14 renewals of the Randox Grand National in our guide to the big race at Aintree on April 15.
The lawsuit was filed after four people died in a train crash near Mendon in June.
Attorneys argue families should have constitutional access to courts after June derailment instead of arbitration