Sportabout: The Prix d’Amerique - One of Europe’s Most Important Trotting Races - Won by French Entry Toscan

Series

Series Name

British Movietone News

Issue

Issue No.

2122

Date Released

2 Feb 1970

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1News Scene: The Famous Carnival at Viareggio. Huge Floats Bearing Grotesque and Satirical Figures Move Through the Crowded Streets in This Typically Italian Holiday Festival
2. 2News Scene: Violent Storms Tear an American Naval Cargo Ship from Her Moorings and the Drifting Vessel Crashes Through the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. One Section of the Bridge Missing - The Ship Hardly Damaged.
3. 3Fashion
4. 4Sportabout: Sporting Personalities at Variety Club of Great Britain Luncheon
5. 5Sportabout: The Amersham Angels V. Luton Ladies in a Muddy Battle
6. 6Sportabout: The Prix d’Amerique - One of Europe’s Most Important Trotting Races - Won by French Entry Toscan
7. 7Sportabout: Snow-Karting Near Grindenwald
8. 8Sportabout: The European Speed-Skating Championships Won by Ard Schenk of the Netherlands

Story

Story No. within this Issue

6 / 8

Section Title

Sportabout

Summary

MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Sportabout - Trotting Race. SHOTLIST: GV pan start of trotting Grand Prix in France. GV competition round track, HAS horses pass stands, No 10 in lead. 3 shots horses round track. GV crowd. TS slow motion horses along track, MLS horses past stand. TS slow motion of horses finishing race. MS pan winner No 10 Michel Gougeon on Toscan.

Keywords

Sport; Newsreels

Locations

France

Footage sources

France

Card file number

95571

Credits:

Commentator

Leslie Mitchell

Length of story (in feet)

69

Story extras:

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