Fashion
Scottish Grand National goers wow crowds with show-stopping outfits
STYLISH Scots have descended on Ayr Races for the Scottish Grand National.
Ladies set pulses racing as they modelled incredible floor-length gowns with daring thigh high splits, teamed with killer high heels.
Glammed up ladies in cocktail dresses were snapped walking across the grass at the race course without their heels as they lapped up the sun.
The Scottish Grand National may be one of the most famous racing fixtures, but the fashion is one of the most beloved parts of the occasion too.
Photographers captured the glitz and glamour of the arrivals and many have donned their glad rags for the prestigious race.
And people appeared in high spirits as they made the most of the sunny weather and popped bottles of bubbly.
Around 18,000 people were expected to flock to the racecourse across the two-day Grand National Festival.
The racing bonanza kicked off on Friday with the famous Ladies’ Day.
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