BBC Television outside broadcast cameras visit Ascot Racecourse on the second day of the Ascot Heath Meeting.

2.0 The Blacknest Stakes for three-year-olds and upwards over 1 mile

Clive Graham identifies the horses and jockeys in the Paddock before the race.

at Aintree.
The start of this 270-mile race over the famous three-mile track in which the world's fastest racing cars and premier drivers compete.
Organised by the British Automobile Racing Club for the Aintree Automobile Racing Company Limited
Commentary by Raymond Baxter with John Bolster reporting from the pits.

(See page 4)

for three-year-olds and upwards entire horses and mares over the Swinley Course of one mile and a half
With 20,000 sovereigns added including a piece of plate presented by Her Majesty.

Clive Graham identifies the horses and jockeys in the Paddock before the race.

including Special International Invitation Events
Organised by the Association of London Athletic Clubs and the London Evening News
From the White City Stadium, London.

at Aintree
A further visit.

Another visit to the White City Stadium, London.

4.30 The Sandringham Stakes
A handicap race for three-year-olds and upwards over the Swinley Course of one mile and a half

Clive Graham identifies the horses and jockeys in the Paddock before the race.

A wealthy banker is accidentally shot during a struggle with his son. He threatens to charge the son with attempted murder unless he will agree to enter the family business. Lone Ranger and Tonto try to sort things out, and find themselves looking down a gun-barrel.

A new series for television by Frank Richards
[Starring] Gerald Campion

Pharic Maclaren writes:
In the timeless air of Greyfriars School, life goes on just as it always has done. The gimlet eyes of Mr. Quelch are quite as steely as they ever were and Billy Bunter still likes cake-no matter whose it is. Happily for us, the occupants of Greyfriars, like all our fictional friends and heroes, neither change nor grow any older, though not all the actors who brought Frank Richards's characters to life in previous episodes on television are available to take part when a new series comes along. But though the casts may change, the characters that we and our parents have come to know so well, will always remain just as they have always been. Wharton, Cherry, Nugent, Johnny Bull , and Hurree Singh will still be the 'Famous Five'. Mr. Quelch will still be the Beak, and jam tarts will always be jam tarts, and fair game to Billy Bunter, whom you can see again this afternoon.

at Aintree
The end of the race described by Raymond Baxter.

with Josephine Douglas and Pete Murray introducing among others:
Dennis Lotis, Freddie Mills, Patti Lewis, Vic Lewis and his Orchestra, Don Lang and his Frantic Five, Terry Dene
Special guest: Stephane Grappelly

(Terry Dene is appearing at the Empire, Finsbury Park)

Kenneth Wolstenholme gives today's major sports results.

[Starring] Dale Robertson in the exciting adventures of the famous Western Stagecoach Service.

Who held up the stagecoach and stole a strong-box containing 10,000 dollars? All the evidence points to a boy's dead father. But Jim Hardie suspects a frame-up.

A serial in six episodes by Michael Gilbert.
[Starring] Jill Adams, Terence Alexander
(Raymond Mann appears by permission of the Guildford Theatre Co., Ltd.)

Starring Jimmy Wheeler
with Larry Adler, Fredye Marshall, George Martin, The De Marios, Four Others, The Television Toppers.

(See columns 1 and 2 and page 6)

The second part of the opening concert of the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

BBC Symphony Orchestra
(Leader, Paul Beard)
Conductor, Sir Malcolm Sargent
Soloist, Eileen Joyce

Overture: The Mastersingers......... Wagner
Piano Concerto No. 2, in G minor Saint-Saens
Variations and Fugue on a theme of Purcell (The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra) Benjamin Britten
Introduced by Alvar Lidell.
At 9.0

Roy Rich, Brenda Bruce entertain people they find interesting.
This week's guests include: Lord and Lady Beveridge, John Paddy Carstairs

BBC's Television Saturday Night Sports Page
Introduced by Kenneth Wolstenholme.

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