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It will have been a worry for the authorities that for the second time in two days there were a series of false starts before the starter could get them away in a race over the Aintree fences.

Last night the Aintree stewards had 25 of the 29 jockeys who rode in the race into the stewards room for interviews and banned them all for one day. One thing is for sure, the 40 riders in todays National can expect a stern talking to from stewards after weighing out for the race.

Despite all that, professional jockeys who were getting their first feel of the newly-constructed fences, gave the course a ringing endorsement.

Last years National winning jockey Daryl Jacob, who finished 12th in the Topham on Fistral Beach, said: The fences definitely have a bit of give. They must have, as I should have fallen two or three times.

Another Grand National winner Jason Maguire, who finished fourth yesterday on Dunowen Point, said: I had a nice run round the fences seem brilliant.

Until that last ditch, the 15th fence yesterday, the race had been almost devoid of incident. One jockey was unseated at the eighth and another at the 14th, but the only actual faller until that point had come down at the ninth and a field of 27, headed by Little Josh, had skipped over Bechers Brook, Foinavon, the Canal Turn and Valentines without a problem.

Though there were a few more empty saddles because of the unseated riders, only three of the 29 starters actually fell and one of them, State Benefit, was led back by one of the courses mounted outriders, an innovation for this years meeting.

At the other end of the race on a day when Nicky Henderson horses could do nothing wrong Barry Geraghty and Triolo DAlene emerged from a group of 15 to lead going to the last and run on to win by three quarters of a length from Walkon.

Henderson had also won with My Tent Or Yours, Sprinter Sacre then made it four wins for the day when Minella Forfitness won the handicap hurdle.

Having done all his winning this winter in soft or heavy going, the faster ground here might have been an issue for Albert Bartlett winner At Fishers Cross in the John Smiths Sefton Novice Hurdle.

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Demolition of the more than 100-year-old Falk's Market in downtown Plainville got under way April 5, as the north side of the building came down, along with the house behind the market at 8 East Bacon St.

The rest of the beloved, but long-dilapitated market is expected to come down starting on Monday, April 8.

"Today, the north side of the building was taken down. That's the addition that had suffered the most damage," said Jeff Kinney, who with his wife, Julie, bought the property late in 2011. "The reason that side came down first was because the roof had asbestos on it. That's being taken care of by a hazmat crew."

The house at 8 East Bacon, which the couple bought last year, was taken down to make way for parking for the building.

Kinney, who is famed as the creator of the "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series, said via email "the big day" will be Monday (April 8), "when the main structure from Falk's is demolished."

"Demolition will likely be finished on Tuesday," he said.

It is hoped that the foundation of the new building, which borrows elements from the original building -- including a porch all along the front -- will be ready within the next few weeks.

"Framing will start to happen in the early summer," Kinney said. "We're targeting having the building operational late this year, but of course anything can happen."

Falk's demolition is a bittersweet one, both for the Kinneys and their fellow Plainville residents. The building was the site of many warm memories for long-time townies, who recall long-time owner, the late Merrill Falk, with fondness. Many have told of trips to the market for penny candy, and also stories of Falk's generous and kind manner as he often extended credit to those who didn't have quite enough and made sure townspeople were well supplied during times of emergency.

At the same time, many have said the buiding's time has long passed, seeing it as an eyesore and acknowledging the necessity of taking it down to make way for something new.

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I GOT MY COPY! Mayoral candidate Edwin Olivarez says incumbent Mayor Florencio Bernabe Jr. does not want to disclose the content of the anomalous contract with a trucking company. RAPPLER/Jerald Uy

PARANAQUE, Philippines - Last year's bloody demolition at Silverio Compound looms over Paraaque City's mayoral race.

Candidate Paraaque City Rep Edwin Olivarez of the administration's Team PNoy swore it will not happen under his watch. He is running against city councilor Benjo Bernabe, son of the man who ordered the demolition -- Mayor Florencio Bernabe Jr.

"'Yun ba ang tuwid na daan? Walang pagkalinga sa kapwa? Hindi magkakaroon ng demolisyon dito sa Paraaque! (Is that the straight and narrow path? He had no compassion for the people... There will be no demolitions here in Paraaque if I'm elected)," he vowed before a crowd of 5,000 during his proclamation rally in Baclaran Saturday night, April 6.

Olivarez has made his campaign more about discrediting Mayor Bernabe rather than his actual rival.

"When a man died and hundreds were injured at the Silverio Compound, where was our mayor? We didn't even see his shadow. He was inside the comforts of his air-conditioned office, giving interviews to Channel 2 and Channel 7," Olivarez said in Filipino.

But Benjo Bernabe of the United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) is not afraid that the notorious demolition will haunt his campaign. He launched his campaign at the Silverio Compound no less.

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The Silverio demolition is not the older Bernabe's only wrongdoing, Olivarez told the crowd. He accused the mayor of entering into an allegedly questionable contract for the city's garbage collection. It's too expensive, he said.

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