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... she was beaten half length. \CROPOLIS will miss an easy in the King Edward VII Stakes at Royal Ascot to run in the King George VI and Queen E'.utabeth Stakes at Ascot next Saturday. It was the way won the Commonwealth Stakes at that gave connections reason ...
... oppose htm tbls time, although greatly fear the Italian, Botticelli, who has developed Into really grand looking horse. Coronation Tear ran such good race against Darius in the Eclipse Stakes last week that may well start a clear favourite for the Royal ...
... MILLION CUBIC FEET OF HISTORY TRIUMPHANT silver fanfares, soared to the roof of Westminster Hall fifteen months ago, when King George VI stood in that ancient place to receive loyal addresses marking the opening of the new House of Commons. It will all be silent ...
... ABOUT The Showman are aome pleasant I centrtclties of the usual kbit at the Royal Academy this year. The picture of King George VI, which is In special exhibition of portraits of the Academy's Royal patrons, shows the King with right leg much longer than ...
... the Nonsuch Stakes. The Khan gained his second big success at the Epsom meeting when his Itallan-hred coll Nucclo won the Coronation Cup trout Sybil's Nephew and L'Ainiral. The race was run at a slow pace, but provided a thrilling finish. Hall a length ...
... to any trouble to please the visitors W Woburn. He tells me his father lent the coronet to a fellow duke for the Coronation of George VI In 1937. Never got It back. Bedford could do with It now. if only for the sake of American tour!sta. So I have persuaded ...
... Formal I. THE greatest Coronation Queen l>aek to 41 ST I London crowd since the cheered the Kinj: and their home last night. More waving. liat tossing, shouting people swarmed outside Buckingham Palace than when king George VI drove after being erowned ...
... to this great land and Empire. Then followed the Abdication of Edward VIII. which grieved her greatly, and the Coronation ol King George VI. And then, little later, the second World War began, and after 1940 she stayed at Badminton with the Duke and Duchess ...
... suffers, this year. In one respect Even the best of the window displays seem trumpery and garish beaide the dignity those of Coronation time. It seems wonderful, though, when I recall my youth. Then, long before the Welfare State was dreamed of. only the coals ...
... Daily Herald readers to secure The Coronation Book of King George VI and Queen Bliaabeth. this book, with its 513 pages and nearly pictures and colour plates, is revealed all the movement and colour the Coronation. There are also the life stories of ...
... and on Thursday Strath- On the Wetherby racecourse yesspcy due carry top-weight in terday. Freebooter thoroughly the King George VI Stakes. pleased R. Renton. hts trainer. Promotion, winner the Soring when ridden by hts Grand National and Autumn Cups on ...
... that we cannot find a full-time caretaker to look after the shelter. The shelter was built to commemorate the coronation of King George VI. dentOlished? Chisel gang gets £ll,OOO whisky Po:ice were yesterday seeking thieves who chisel :heir way through ...