There is still time to sponsor Scrumpy The Robin, following his appearance in Sunday's John Smith's Mascot Grand National at Huntingdon Racecourse.

City's mascot was raising money for the two charities: the club's official 2008/09 charity Brace - which raises money to fund research into diseases which affect elderly people, especially Alzheimers - and the Mascot Grand National charity The Willow Foundation, which helps fund special days for seriously ill adults. You can make a donation here.

The race - which was started by England star Theo Walcott and watched by 3,000 spectators - saw reigning champion Wacky Macky Bear, of Saffron Walden FC, retain his title.

Scrumpy finished a little further down the field on a wet day when the going was heavy for the large field of 71 runners who completed the 220-yard course.

He told bcfc.co.uk: "It was great to meet the other mascots and see the children's happy faces. I am having a rest now and look forward to seeing everyone back at Ashton Gate for the Norwich City home game on October 18th."