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PRIOK's SUCCESS MAKES ASCOT BLACKER THAN EVER A^Llisb THURstoAY, DAILY EXPRESS- JUNE 20. igag TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS—DAILY EXPRESS, LONDON. 16 WINNER PRIOK'S SUCCESS MAKES A^llisB—Scottish tORI n ASCOT BLACKER THAN EVER m COURSE RECORD BROKEM Brantome One Of Several WITH ROUND OF 66 price 2 5 to 1 NAP ByLEOMUmO. "WHAT THE BOOK SAYS" . GLENEAGLE3, Wednesto To So Odds-On Hopes Today ONDERFXn, golt by Percy AUiss. Kyder CUD pu... affain in cplendid form. Two fiVe W thirty-eight years old, wno won the Scotilsh OaS to one vnnneri:— Cnamplonship heie today. He won as tne star ter By tormer In an amazing carnival oi loii scormg By THE SCOUT PIKE BARN (nap) rounds oi 67,10, 'lU, and 66, for an aggregate of 273 ti, •At Lord's lowest ever returned In a major lournament ANKARET ... ... .', country. ivJckets agaii These two formed the Ascot He wound up his sensational progress by bteaiini SCOT 15 Still on. There are two more days of it. Plenty of time for the course record by one stroke with a hnai roum oi vro' play V at L< it to become blacker than ever and fon more winners like Prlok, a TOTE DOUBLE, which returned a 66 this afternoon. •j> .then not mi FrencA n gelding, who started among the 66—1 others in a fleld of thirty- dividend of £9 9s., equal to 18 Prlok (1), ScatterrAsh (2), ; seven for the Hunt Cup, and paid 221—1 to.win <and 60's for a place) In to 1. Llanarmon (3), A/mond Hill CALLUM FADES AWAY here is a fl™ " th2 tote and obliged by a length, despi(:e Captain Percy Whitalter's On the first day at Ascot " What The (4), tfaeDlg:"tuni'up" in the • Yes, with a I young apprentice, S. Mlddleton, coming right across the course in the Book Says" Eav« Assignation, which He was Joint leader at 137 with the local pw process. vfon at 100 to fi. Hunt Gup 'A Ascot. William' Galium, when the third round began tii' HOW." ... -! He was drawn No. 14, but finished nearer the stands side. 8o did SILLY SYl most of th3 others. —"Dqily Ex:^Tess" picture. mornlBg^^ leader at 207, Galium having laded aws> I met few lucky backers who had when the last round opened. ; rou seldom ! thing Jiod gone wrong with, him, but he got 100—1 in the ring against Priok, Alllss played sincere sol. all da! -as sawdust all who was really well In with 7st. 6lbs. walked, away sound. His 70 this morning was laulted b? Buttjers will not now run Achtenan In taking 4's at three short holes m Wlcketkeeper on French form, but I know that All the selections In this table V Q/^/^'T^ - SAFETY BET.. the greater part of four figures of the Gold Cup. It Looks final 66 was faultless. He isn Although I am not exaggerating the are copyright. xVOV^V-/ i 5.O.—The. Divot. (tp,w;fn>. eariy in tlie round that he must reiun JSd a trail ol s: inspired money had gone on him form shown in the Churchill Stakes, the a score of 69 to beat Bussoii, but !t &hony.ln-saw when only third In a modest handi­ way Charlie Elliott brought the sticking 1.30. 2.30. 3.0. 4.0. 4.30. stead or being anxious, he just made WJ cap at Wolverhampton last week. French .four-year-old, Denver n.. to settle 7f. ISSyds. St. an easy game. in just unde Enfleid and the more modest Brush and Jin. 2ni. At. 5r. Ini. ' Fairly Easy He accompanied M. Leon Vol- l'uwer<uli Not one Ave on Jils card. An fours IM Price made Jo Comh. will not make Brantome any easier Bellacose Windsor Lad ""Aie DlTot terra's Mary Tudor over before the to back in the Gold Cup today. THE SCOUT Easton Brantume (If nb Pampas Vanbrugh Prince (U al) (nap) ..irecs. He was driving mafnil&cenlS Snutes at the si (n.b.) Grass) Sea Bequest), " T spat the fairway every time." His on Cambridgeshire, was le/t to go Into Dcmver II.—who had shTed at the gate words to me. AH I can sa: Whitaker's stable, and is now a and was last for a long way—had won Mahmoud Only once was AV.lss In danaer ol i bat there was a Brantome Windsor Lad Sea. Bequest^ ' The Divot gelding. over a mile and six furlongs In France BENIJEX EastoD (nap) Bellacoee (c.w.) five—at the flfteenth. where he na BOlse; thatnearl Mr. H. Barnard-Hankey. the young last year, and he was as well backed as By BENDEX. t^rougli the green, but lobbed the baa Enfieid, who did not look in his autumn to the mud; a owner, is an Old Etonian in the City, and Desert Night Flylnjr ^ Spear trim. Denver U. will, like Feitcilatlon WHAT THK Easton Tiberius tlawk-Eye Windsor Lad ; Sca^B'equ^l ASCOT. .Wednesday. lias also an interest In a well-known start- last year, endeavour to complete the UUOK. SAYS (nap) jnercy when at si doubae In the Gold Cup. EAT a pity we have not been Sent up on the Ing-prjce firm. Easton (If all (Jrey Monarch • Windsor Lad Other Sport on The trainer explained tliat he ran By the way. Armour Bright—a 5—2 TATTEMIAM Brantonte Aluhmoud having a game w.th the book­ jlght stopped. PlJ chaisce—ran only modestly. He could not Conse­ (if ab (If ab I'anipos (c.w.>. Sea. truest The Divot W PrIok for the Hrst time tn blinkers yes­ (S. Express) quential) (nap) Dellncose) t Gross) , makers today Instead of -betting in i.irt ns I was Boln terday, and ordered the Iiiiy to come qulcaccn in the Bessborough Handicap, Page FIFTEEN won by Peacock's CarlfT. The Irishman deadly earnest! A horse caiied w boundary. • • riKht tlirnush with It. and It worked the scored comfortablv under pressure. THE SCOUT'S DOUBLE.—Dellacose and The Dlvut. BENDEX* DOUBLE.—Brantonic nnd,-^ea Bequest. Priok has.won the Hunt Cup. The uracle, for Neumarket had voted hltii THE SCOUT'S TOTE DOUBLE.—Bellatose and Vanbrugh. " BENDEX' TOTE DOUBLE.—Bcllacywe and Slahmoud. unseneruus. returned s.p. was 66—1. If any oneou t of a bunker and sent down a outt of four,feet. The details or the nmnd Pnot was only following In the foot­ had asked me to quote him a price before the start I wouid gladly nave steps of his French sire Asterus. who won The Super Horse Gilt : 44443343 4-3J Price not out laid 500—1. Home: 43443434 the Hunt Cup eight years ago for M. INDSOR LAD — Easton — Brantome Boussac, who also scored with a French I was nc far wrong when I remarked .5un«f Ihw.Larwo. W —Tiberius. What a repast to put PROBABLES AND JOCKEYS yesterday that any one who betted on Burton one of the most protniiini jlendten .no' uui .. stayer yesterday. Getting ready for before a Thursday crowd at Ascot, and the Hunt Cup ought to be ^oclced up. young goners, b?t a hot pace—roundinn Brantome. eh? I am told that Vanbrugh. who also rims, lor an aBgrtfi.ite of 279. might prove that Becknampton possesses TOTE DOUBLE: 3.0 and 4.0. We approach the Gold Cup tomorrow • Total C lull oi confidence though. 1 think Bran- (Jompston, to the glory ol the old r R W V Robins. H "le best juvenile seen out. j-]^^^—BIBBLESDALE STAKES, £1,000 added. Ooe mUc 10 Uucltlelxh (Lord Glanely), 'Hogg. 3. 7 12 tome is a certainty, orantome. has oniy, school, Qnished splendidly witii in The only clashing will be Brantome and OOO Royal Mash (Mr H Per^Sft), i'ersse, o, 7„ Entiiorcn. Sims, smil 112 Eastoa (Lord Woolavlngtoo), P Darling. 4. 9 12 G Elchards 010 Falrl^aven (Lord Derbyu C Leader, 5. .fQ to escape trouble in runningr :o win this' aggregate or :.!tiu *^f:olU.—S p Rhode Solid Mass Tiberius, and though I am one of the 014 Almond liUi (Cspi J nelaen). O bell. 4. 9 1 II VInzt race. greatest admirers of Tiberius, who was 000 GodoJphin (Mr A Basf^A). Persse. 3. 7 6 The ordeal of the third rouna Uia nutler and Knowles. HAVE rarely seen such a remarkable stayme on when second In the St. Leger. •• - • Olaaelyj. Hogg. 3, 8 4 A Wraw 0 Popcorn (Sir G BuUojgli). J Jar^-ls. 3, 7 * _ „ , , Tlberlua Is fancied ' each way, and Hemornin g proved coo much lor Ineipert. spectacle In the Hunt Cup. made , ,Jlr O McLeodj, Hlggs. 3. 8 4 - Grey Monarch iMr \fi Murray). B-RochfortB-Rocnion, o, 7•, 4 ought to ploti Into a place. But thecnce d young Callum. who could only pj I It seems a little too much to expect that 033 Hahatdo (Lady Jolcey), Elsey. 3, 8 4 R iTrryman 400 Meridian Boy {i(Sir . F' 'Eles), TemplemftnlemKQ,, 3, 7 4 Baron's horse Is dltfereni class. He can more colourful by the unusual number he can beat France's super-horse over 31 Winaodcrmere (Mrs Glomey), Cimdcll. 5, 8 1 Queen o* SUrs tMr;L Lawrencej. France, 3, 7 1 produce a burst of flnlshlng speed at the round in 81. Qf greys In that solid mass, for practically any distance. 000 Papyrette (Mr H J SlmmsJ, Dlgby, 3, 7 11 J Dln« Early misfortunes wrecked him, Uuee Betttnc Forecast.—3 —G Windsor Lad. end of a two-mJJe race that Is really sur- iuccesslve holes: 6—7—8.
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