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National Heroes The Aintree Legend
by Green, Reg.
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BookPublisher: Mainstream Publishing 1997ISBN: 1840181338.Classification number: C798.45 GRESummary: Reg Green has seen every Grand National since 1946 and is acknowledged as a leading authority on the history of the race. The world's greatest steeple chase is vividly portrayed and Reg discusses the stars both human and equine from the first race in 1839.
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| Reference Closed Access | Crosby Library | Local history stock | C798.45 GRE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not For Loan | 001909212X |
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Reg Green has seen every Grand National since 1946 and is acknowledged as a leading authority on the history of the race. The world's greatest steeple chase is vividly portrayed and Reg discusses the stars both human and equine from the first race in 1839.
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