London, May 26.
iMr. R. S. Clark, owner of Galatea, winner of the Oaks, which was run at Epsom today, was not present when his horse won. He hopes to core to see Galatea meeting Blue Peter in the St. Leger, which will take place at Doncaster.
The race is likely to produce a terrific: race. Blue Peter won the Derby easily, but Jones only just got Galatea home by a head in one of the most thrilling finishes in the Oaks in years.
Elliot made a great bid. on the French Ally, owned by Mr. Edward Esmond. with the Duchess of Marl-brough's Superbe.
Curtain Call fell at Tottenham Corner, throwing her jockey Nevett. Horse and rider, however. were unhurt Curtain Call's fall impeded White Fox slightly.
Weather conditions were glorious and the going was good and firm. There was another large attendance.
On reaching the straight, Galatea raced past Olein and Ella and began to draw away, followed by Sonsie Wench, Superbe, White Fox and Arsenal.
Two hundred vai from rdg home, when well clear of the Geld, Galatea of Milan, May 27.
id Yugoslavia broke even day's play of their Davis up tie here yesterday.
In the first singles match of tke day, the Italian player Canepele teat the Yugoslavian Mitic in three sets with relative ease, the score being 6-3, 6-8, 7-5. Only in the last set which went to deuce did the Yugoslav player offer any serious resistance.
In the second match Yugoslavia's number one man Puncec defeated the veteran Italian player de Stefani fairly -easily 6-4, 6-1, 7-5.—Trans-Ocean.
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