Keith Prowse the favourite for Aintree

Keith Prowse Press Release

Keith Prowse is delighted to offer Paddock Lodge, a new corporate hospitality facility for the 2008 Grand National meeting at Aintree.

Overlooking the Parade Ring and only a short walk to the County or Queen Mother Stands, Paddock Lodge was previously built as a private residence for the Topham family who ran Aintree until the 1970’s.

Renowned for holding lavish parties and providing excellent hospitality during the Grand National, Keith Prowse has continued this tradition and following an extensive refurbishment, this 1930’s building has been transformed with a luxurious Art Deco theme.

Bookings are now being taken for The Grand National, which takes place from Thursday April 3 until Saturday April 5 2008. The Grand National is one of the most famous and prestigious horse races in the world and ranks as one of the highlights of the entire sporting year.  The race captures the imagination of millions, and consistently produces thrilling finishes as horse and rider try to conquer the mighty Aintree fences.

Ted Walker, Marketing Manager, Keith Prowse, part of Compass Group, said: “Aintree is home to the biggest horse race in the world and we are thrilled that we can offer a brand new facility steeped with tradition. Available for tables of 10 or 12, or private areas, guests will be able to enjoy a day of indulgence whilst catching all the action from the most famous steeplechase in the world. Guests can also benefit from unreserved standing tickets in the County or Queen Mother Stand overlooking the finishing post.”

Paddock Lodge - Aintree