Producer Michael FORD BBC Birmingham
8.3 Racing Bulletin

presents Star Sounds Producer PAUL WALTERS

Producers ANGELA BOND and COLIN MARTIN

with Peter Brackley
1.30; 2.15; 2.35; 3.20; 4.45;
5.30
Boat Race Special The 126th meeting between Oxford and Cambridge Universities. The Dark Blues are going for their fourth successive victory - their longest winning sequence since 1913 - over the famous Putney to Mortlake course. But Cambridge have the edge overall with 68 wins to Oxford's 56.
Another notable landmark is completed by John Snagge who will be commentating on his 50th Boat Race. He is joined by TONY ADAMSON and TOM SUTTON, while BRIAN JOHNSTON mingles with the personalities to capture the unique atmosphere of this Special day in the British sporting calendar. The 41-mile event starts later this year at 4.45.
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1.30; 1.55; 2.25; 3.0; 4.50;
5.45
Kempton Racing
Commentary by PETER BROMLEY on the feature event at 2.0 - the £10.000 Rosebery Stakes over It miles. Also
2.30 £6.000 Easter Stakes dm)
3.5 £6,000 Queen's Prize (2m)
1.30; 1.50; 2.10; 2.45; 3.18;
3.45; 3.50; 4.42; 5.10; 5.45 League Football
Excluiive live second-half commentary on the top match of the day, score flashes from the other leading games, news of all others and full classified checks at
5.0 and 5.45.
At 5.55 a look back at the day's highlights...
5.10
Sports Report
News, reports, comments and interviews on the top stories of the day including a review of the Boat Race: Rugby Union and Rugby League round-ups, plus news of Show Jumping from Birmingham,
Timetable:
1.30 News/Prospects
1.50 Football/Kempton
Racing
2.10 Football/Boat Race
2.25 Kempton Racing
2.35 Football/Boat Race
3.0 Kempton Racing
3.10 Football/Boat Race
3.45 Football Half-times
3.55 Football commentary
4.42 First Football results
4.45 Boat Race
5.10 Sports Report
5.30 Boat Race/Rugby round-ups
5.45 Classified racing and Football highlights
Events may alter timings. A Radio Sport and OB production

Finland Colin Berry introduces the third in an occasional series of international exchange programmes. Producer MEL HOUSE

Don Davis presents the touring general knowledge quiz from Exeter with cash prizes for contestants chosen from the audience.
Devised by DON DAVIS Producer
PAUL MAYHEW-ARCHER
Three in a Row visits Shrewsbury on 9 April. Tickets from BBC Ticket Unit, Broadcasting House, London WIA 4WW

Big Band sounds from the BBC Radio Big Band conducted by BARRY FORGIE with Colin Anthony
Presenter Sheila Tracy Producer ROBIN SEDGLEY

A Centenary Celebration for Robert Stolz (born 1880) and Jacques Offenbach (died 1880) direct from the Royal Festival Hall, London
Stars of the Vienna Volksoper Sigrid Martikke, Helga Papouschek, Peter Minich, Karl Dunch, Kurt Huemer, Rudolf Wasserlof
Ambrosian Singers conductor JOHN MCCARTHY
BBC Concert Orchestra leader JOHN BRADBURY conducted by Walter Goldschmidt
Introduced by Sam Costa

During the interval GRETEL BEER discusses the life and music of Robert Stolz. Associate producer CHARLES CLARK-MAXWELL
Producer JOHN MELOY
(A South Bank Pops Concert presented by the BBC in association with the GLC)

Carl Sheppard presents theBBCRadioOrchestra leader MICHAEL TOMALIN conducted by JOHNNY ARTHEY with Danny Street
Keeley Ford and the Brian Dee Quartet
Producer CHRIS VEZEY

with The Late Show Producers PAM cox and TIM MCDONALD including at 12.0 Midnight Newsroom; weather; and motoring information

Presented by Colin Berry