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The Rose Paterson Community Sportswoman Award

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The Rose Paterson Community Sportswoman Award was launched by Aintree Racecourse in partnership with BBC Radio Merseyside at the 2021 Randox Grand National Festival, in memory of Aintree late Chairman Rose Paterson who sadly passed away in 2020.

The award combines two of Rose’s passions, the community and the Grand Women’s Summit, and its aim is to recognise on an annual basis a girl or woman from Merseyside who is making a difference to grassroots community sport, either through participation or support.

The Rose Paterson Community Sportswoman Award 2023

 

Nominations are now open, to enter please complete the form below:

More about the Award

  • The winner and guest will be Aintree’s guests on Ladies Day
  • Receive a plaque which will be placed on the POS Community Hub wall
  • Profile of their work through Aintree’s channels, BBC Radio Merseyside and local media
  • An annual pass to Aintree Racecourse
  • The winner and guest will be invited to The Grand Women’s Summit and the winner will be announced by Evie Paterson at the beginning of the Summit
    • Sam Quek will host the Grand Women’s Summit with Natasha Jonas and Alice Plunkett confirmed as panellists.
  • The winner and guest will enjoy hospitality on the day and the runners up will enjoy Lord Sefton Terrace badges for the day
  • Shortlist to be included in the racecard and on racetech screens on the day – interview with winner to be conducted with Gordon Brown on the day and local media

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Grand Women's Summit

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