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Posted on 09.04.2019
We had a wonderful Grand National weekend at The Shankly Hotel this year and we’ve got the photos to prove it.
Take a look at some of the best pics taken in The Garden of Eden, The Bastion and Baby Eden of those who attended our exclusive race day events.
The biggest race of the year took place last weekend and the turnout at The Shankly Hotel’s Grand National daytime event was everything we could have hoped for, and more.
Our stunning rooftop events venue looked glam, ready and waiting for racegoers’ arrival.
Thank the lord for the fabulous weather we had on the day of the Grand National so our guests could soak up the sun out on the terrace.
Our racegoers all looked fantastic on the day, and everyone had fun picking out their bets and watching the races live on the big screens.
The best-dressed competitions went down a treat, with some amazing entrants in the mix and some seriously stylish outfits.
Off course there was plenty of singing and dancing between races . . .
. . . plus an appearance from our very own June the Jockey.
The most stylish day on Liverpool’s social calendar, Ladies Day at the Grand National brings out the best dressed from all around.
This year we welcomed fabulous fashionistas and racegoers up to The Garden of Eden to enjoy a splendid day full of fun, food, drinks and fashion.
Starting Ladies Day at The Shankly off in style, the talented Victoria Jones brought audiences a taste of the swinging sixties as they enjoyed a champagne breakfast in The Bastion.
Then, those in Baby Eden had a cracking time, watching all the live races action on the big screen and being entertained by our very own Rosalie Galvin.
All in all, the entire weekend was a screaming success, and we cannot wait until next years’ Grand National at The Shankly Hotel. We bet our events will be bigger and better!
Keep your eye out and book the best seats in the house to enjoy the Grand National weekend live from the comfort and luxury of The Shankly Hotel.
Check out our past events gallery to see if you can spot yourself.
