(to 12.00)

3.0 Cardigan Handicap Stakes
(two miles) for three-year-olds

3.30 Duke of Edinburgh Stakes
(six furlongs) for two-year-olds

4.0 Brocas Handicap Stakes
(over the Swinley course of one mile and a half) for three-year-olds and upwards

Clive Graham is beside the camera overlooking the parade ring to help you to identify the horses and jockeys before each race.
(to 16.15)

Grete Scherzer seventeen-year-old Viennese pianist, winner of the first award at the International Music Festival, Geneva, 1949, makes her first television appearance.

5.10 Tea-Time
A film of a chimpanzees' tea party.

5.20 Soccer
The fifth of a series on how to play this game.

5.30-5.35 Let's join Freddie the Parrot
Introduced by Francis Coudrill.

From the novel by Albert Maltz.
Adapted for television and produced by Robert Barr.
On an August night in 1942 British bombers flew high above a remote German village on their way to a distant target. At that moment, in a field a few miles from the village, an arrow of burning hay flared in the darkness. The blazing arrow did not burn long, but it pointed towards an underground factory and in its brief life involved the personal histories of a number of men and women.
The story covers the hours of 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. (The Investigation), and from 6 a.m. until 11 a.m. (The Vision of Jakob Frisch).

A new light from a familiar star.

An unrehearsed discussion on topics of the week.
Chairman: Donald McLachlan
Speakers: W. J. Brown, Michael Foot M.P., Robert Boothby

(sound only)
(to 22.30)