Tens of thousands of people have attended Ladies' Day at the Grand National at Aintree, with the prize of a £10,000 holiday in the Caribbean for the best dressed race-goer. One eye-catching hat was even made from Mini Cheddars.
The 2004 Grand National winner Amberleigh House got involved during the annual Aintree jockeys' visit at Alder Hey Children's Hospital
Aintree Racecourse's Twitter account posted:
Fans of a particular take on fashion were out in force today to make Ladies' Day at the Grand National meeting as eyecatching as ever.
Gloucester rugby stars Mike Tindall and James Simpson-Daniel, are hoping their horse Monbeg Dude wins the Grand National this weekend.