The east of the race course leads straight onto Chester's city walls which were once used to moor Roman trading vessels, and the Grosvenor bridge which was once the longest single arch bridge in the world, passes over the south-eastern corner.
The east of the race course leads straight onto Chester's city walls. The east of the race course leads straight onto the Grosvenor bridge. This Grosvenor bridge was once the longest single arch bridge in the world-eastern corner. These Chester's city walls were once used to moor Roman trading vessels. The world is passes over the south.