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Regarding capitalisation for the purposes of misdirection, it’s generally not accepted to use a lower case letter when a proper noun is intended. So in the example of “Nice”, it would need to be the first word of the clue in order to conceal the French interpretation.

I am struggling with 14d and feel I may have incorrect crossers, although if the word is thematic I may not know it, as I see no theme. My crossers are L S A & T. Can anyone help please?

Hi Neville
Your letters are correct. I had to Google a list of Grand National winners to get it.

Thanks ChrisE, misdirected by lack of punctuation !

Neville @42
Not l'anglais

An enjoyable crossword but would appreciate a hint for 10a crossers L M S
And 19 a crossers D R E

Hi Birder
10a is an anagram. I wasn't impressed by the definition.
19a the parse is to read it backwards
Letters are correct

When I saw 6d I immediately thought of a famous clue by Rufus which also begins with “Two girls…”.
I read now that Brockwell had a similar thought. I hope he drops in at some point.

jono @48
....one on each knee!

Exactly, Chris!