1.35 The Hurst Park Novices' Steeplechase (2m)
2.5 Charles Davis H'cap 'Chase (2m)
2.35 The Knights Royal Hurdle Race (21m)
3.5 The Rip Handicap 'Chase (3m) Introduced by JULIAN WILSON. Commentators
PETER O'SULLEVAN , RICHARD PITMAN
Television presentation by BILL TAYLOR Declarations and results on Ceejax

Six of the Best
Telly Savalas, Tom Weiskopf v
Christopher Lee , Peter Oosterhuis PETER ALLISS introduces outstanding matches and personalities from the first Pro-Celebrity Golf series.

Target Tirpitz
The story of the German battle-ship and the many ingenious attempts to sink her. Written and narrated by Ludovic Kennedy.
Tirpitz was attacked by manned torpedoes and midget submarines, the Navy, Fleet Air Arm and RAF. She was responsible for one of our outstanding wartime naval disasters, and defied all our efforts for four years until Sir Barnes Wallis ' ' tallboy ' bombs, carried by the Dambuster Squadron, finally capsized her in a Norwegian fjord. Among those taking part are Rear-Admiral Godfrey Place who describes the action for which he was awarded the vc Douglas
Fairbanks Jr , Leif Larsen Producer
EDWARD MIRZOEFF

A season of classic films
A plane crashes near Tarzan's jungle home, the only surtivor is a baby boy. Tarzan and Jane raise him in the ways of the jungle and ' Boy ' grows up under their care.
Screenplay by CYRIL HUME Produced by SAM ZIMBALIST Directed by Richard THORPE
(.Black and white). Films: page 17

with subtitles for the hard-of-hearing, followed by Weather

The first of 12 programmes
The weekend starts here, with an unpredictable 40 minutes of music, theatre and current affairs for young people live from Studio A in Oxford Road, Manchester. Introduced by Jackie Spreckley and Robert Elms Among this week's contributors JAPAN and 20TH CENTURY COYOTE
Get involved, give us your views, ring on [number removed]- or write to Oxford Road Show, PO Box 27, Manchester.
Production CHRIS OXLEY
ROB ROHRER , MARY WILLIAMS Producer PETER HAMILTON
Editor COLIN ADAMS. BBC Manchester
BACK PAGE: 102

A ten-part beginners' course in folk guitar with John Pearse.
2: Learning two more chords - C and D7; and the basic right hand scratch.

Creative Countryside
This summer Bernard Price made a personal journey through England to explore the ways its varied landscape has inspired so many of our best-loved artists and musicians. Each corner of our countryside has spawned creative artists who have made it their own.
For many people Ashdown Forest in Sussex is known as ' Pooh Country', so vivid are the images of A. A. Milne 's books and Ernest Shepherd's illustrations. BERNARD PRICE plays Pooh sticks under the real Pooh Bridge and guides us further off the beaten track to discover other, less familiar artists whose work celebrates the diversity of the English countryside.
Film cameraman RICHARD GANNICLlFFT Film editor PAUL CARTER
Produced by PETER CRAWFORD. BBC Bristol
IN THE COUNTRY: page 101

The Police We Deserve?
Rising crime, civil unrest, flying pickets, urban decay, terrorist bombs: all make the job of Britain's police today more difficult.
Who are our police? What do they think their job is? What do we expect of the people we have chosen to enforce our laws?
David Jessel reports on how the police are reviewing their methods and talks to those who are critical of police conduct.
Producer BRUCE TODD Editor PETER IBBOTSON

A television play in two parts by IAN CURTEIS
Part 1 starring
Part 2 will be shown tomorrow evening, and the complete cast list is printed in RADIO TIMES, on sale now.
Undoubtedly it was a highly digestible presentation of a piece of history, and the way that history begets history.
(SUNDAY TELEGRAPH)
Designer ALLAN ANSON
Script editor ALAN SHALLCROSS Producer CEDRIC MESSINA
Directed by MICHAEL DARLOW ,First shown on BBC1)
The full text of this play is available in booklet form £3.75 (inc postage), from BBC Publications[address removed]

Sit back and relax
There's a weekend dawning
Friday night, Saturday morning at last ...-
Desmond Morris with guests and music

with PETER SNOW, JOHN TUSA
PETER HOBDAY , DONALD MACCORMICK present an informed account of what's happening in the world plus investigations by Newsnight's own team of reporters

A way of ending the week. Desmond Morris with late-night conversation and guests from the Greenwood Theatre, London.