Won Like a Champion : Orwell's 2000 Guineas Stakes Success. 1932.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News,May 7th, 1932," showing the Following Horseracing Photographs called "Won Like a Champion :  Orwell's 2000 Guineas Stakes Success."

   a- Returning to Scale after the 2000 Guineas :  Orwell (Winner), followed by Herperus (Third) and Miracle (Eighth).

   b- Orwell Passing the Post followed by Dastur and Hesperus. (Small Photograph).

   c- Best Juvenile in 1931, Best three-Year-Old in 1932 :  Mr. W. M. G. Singer's Orwell, by Gainsborough-Golden Hair (R. Jones up).

Mr. W. M. G. Singer's Orwell, after being generally hailed last season as the champion two-year-old, even though the official handicapper bracketed him with Mannamead, answered his first great test of 1932 last week when he easily defeated his rivals over a mile in the 2000 Guineas Stakes at Newmarket.  there are still those who doubt his ability to stay the mile and half at Epsom, though such doubts are rather due to the hopes and fears incidental to the Turf than to any logical reason.  Both Mannamead and Cockpen were absent, on account of indisposition, from Newmarket, but there is little doubt that even with them in the field the winner, who started at evens, would have retained his position of favourite for the race.

Condition is Very Good.