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RESULT OF GRAND NATIONAL Aintree, England, March 29, 1935. 5,000 Added. 6 -Year-Olds and Upward, 4 Miles, 856 Yards. Weather cloudy; track fast. Horse. Fin. Wt. Odds. Reynoldstown 1 158 22-1 Blue Prince 2s 167 40-1 fThomondll ....3 167 9-2 Lazy Boots 4 147 66-1 Uncle Batt... 5 147 40-1 Bachelor Prince 6 150 25-1 Emancipator Fell 147 66-1 Trocadero Fell 147 50-1 Princess Mir Fell 147 40-1 fRoyal Ranson Fell 162 25-1 Alexina Fell 147 25-1 iCastle Irwell Fell 150 20-1 Slater Lost rider 147 25-1 Really True Fell 158 20-1 Brineze Lost rider 154 22-1 Southern Hero Lost rider 154 20-1 Golden Miller Fell 175 3-1 Tapinois Fell 147 8-1 Huic Holloa Fell 147 66-1 Master Orange Refused 147 100-1 Southern Hue Refused 147 66-1 fTheras Fell 147 66-1 Brave Cry Lost rider 147 100-1 fFouquet Fell 147 .100-1 Red Park Fell 147 100-1 Ballybrack Fell 148 40-1 Jimmy James Lost rider 147 100-1 fAmerican owned. Went to post, 9:15. Off at 9:17 Chicago time. Time, 9:21. Start good. Won driving.; second and third the same. Winner, br. or blk. g, by My Prince Fromage. Trainer, Maj. Noel Furlong. Bred, in Ireland by L. Ball. Reynoldstown, well up from the start and jumping cleanly, took the lead at the twenty-fourth fence, lost it to Thomond II. at the final obstacle, but drew away handily in the run to the finish. Blue Prince was in the thick of the struggle from the start and. easily took the place. Thomond II. ran a good race under the weight, but tired after assuming; the lead near the final jump. Lazy Boots was well up most of .the way and jumped cleanly, though no match for the first three. Uncle Batt showed early speed and hung on gamely after striking one of the obstacles. Bachelor Prince lacked high speed but jumped cleanly. Castle Irwell was well up with all the pace and was in a contending position when he went down at Valentines Brook the second time around. Royal Ransom, Alexina and Emancipator showed high early foot before meeting with mishaps. Golden Miller was racing in second place when he went down at the tenth obstacle. Topinois was never dangerous.
