The Archive · 1934

Grand National

London, Mar. 23, The Grand National Steeplechase, run at Aintree this afternoon over a distance of 4 miles 850 resulted:—

Golden ie. (Wilson) 1 Thomond. Ht. Beck) 2 Thirty ran. Won by five lengths; the same, Betting:—8 to 1 Golden Miller 100 t0 7 Delancige; 18 to 1 Tho-

Golden Miller and __Delanege Jumped the last. fence together, the winning on the run-in—

London, Mar. 23, In winning the Grind National Steeplechase at Aintree this afternoon over a distance of four miles and 856 yards, Golden Miller established a new record for the course, hig time being 9 min, 20 2/8 sec, 'The tornado of cheering that broke out when als Dorothy' Bagel, owner of the winner, shook hands ack whoae feeling wan especially showed that atm amt wht the Lor Queenborough, Roticeable. The threes went through one of the mone papular of all vee Golden alee several, movements and Wilson and Richards on the wings showed a turn Of speed that outdistanced the Army n- dete fence. The losers put up a good fight against a better team "and hard-working, with Edwards putting in some good tack.

Miss Paget, who is one of the rich: jest heiresses in Great Britain, has spent a fortune on turf outlay, She told Reuter's correspondent, after the race, that the faith she had ale ways had in Golden Muley had been fully justified—Reuter,

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