British royal family attends the 1950 Grand National steeplechase horse race in Aintree, UK

The transcript discusses the global significance of the Grand National horse race in Great Britain, highlighting its impact on millions of people worldwide. It explains how Americans engage with the race through lotteries, and how the Irish Hospital sweepstakes raises funds for medical charities. The text concludes by describing the transformative effect of winning these lotteries.

What is the significance of the Grand National horse race?

• It is a local event with limited interest.

• It is a race that occurs every decade.

• It is a global event with significant interest.

• It is a race exclusive to Great Britain.

How do Americans participate in the Grand National?

• By betting online.

• By attending the race in person.

• By watching it on television.

• By purchasing lottery tickets.

What is the purpose of the Irish Hospital sweepstakes?

• To organize local sports events.

• To promote tourism in Ireland.

• To support medical charities.

• To fund horse racing events.

What is the potential outcome for winners of the sweepstakes?

• They become famous athletes.

• They receive a small prize.

• They get a free trip to Ireland.

• They gain overnight wealth.

Which type of race is the Grand National?

• A harness race.

• A steeplechase.

• A sprint race.

• A flat race.