Who won the 1932 Melbourne Cup?.?
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horse: peter pan jockey:W. Duncan
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A smart man doesn't bet on the Melbourne Cup. Having said that, you can play the percentages and increase you're likeliness of picking a winner if you follow these rules:\n\n1. Don't pick a European horse (as much as Yeats may be tempting this year)\n2. Pick a 5 or 6yo\n3. Pick a horse who has a win or at least a place in a quality two mile (3200m) race.\n\nMakybe Diva was a 7yo last year, which was the only reason I didn't pick her, plus the weight she was carrying.\n\nThis year, I'm going for On a Jeune (at about $21). He's a gelding (prehaps I should have said 'it'), 6yo, plently of racing in Australia and finished 2nd last year behind Makybe Diva in the Melbourne Cup. Some money on Art Success ($51 for the win), perhaps for a place could prove to be the dark horse in this race.\n\nHappy punting!!!
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brazil win\naustralia win
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Uruguay in 1930 with Uruguay beating Argentina in the final
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No contest...Australia will triumph!
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Uruguay won the first World Cup in 1930
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Australia once beat someone 31-0.
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Hey Mate the Italians are the winners!! Poor Aussies on the way to the airport!! Too Bad...\n\nForza Italia
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and!!!\nAustralia will win(~~)
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I really knew that Australia would beat Japan because i prayed to Jesus in the last 8 minutes and got couraged .  And soccoroo team had many point in shooting.  Also Australia would have beaten Japan by  6 score if George Kenedy and number 15 who was just score the last kick were in the first half of the march.
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The famous White horse final\n\nThe FA Cup Final of 1923, known as The White Horse Final was the first football match (or sporting event of any kind) to be played at the new Wembley Stadium (or Empire Stadium as it was known then) in London. The game featured West Ham United and Bolton Wanderers, and such was the eagerness to attend the final at the new national stadium that an estimated 200,000 people crammed into the 127,000 capacity stadium. As such, the crowds overflowed onto the pitch as there was no room on the terraces.\n\nIt fell to mounted policemen, among them PC George Scorey on his giant horse 'Billie', to try and clear the crowds from the pitch. They were successful, and the game went ahead 45 minutes late. Bolton would eventually win the match and the Cup 2-0. Billie was actually grey, but as film at the time was black and white, he appeared white on camera. The white horse became legendary, as the pictures on newsreel films (and years later on television) and in the newspapers were black and white, making Billie the white horse stand out amongst a crowd of grey/black people. In 2005, a survey revealed that a new footbridge near the rebuilt Wembley Stadium will be named the White Horse Bridge in honour of Billie the White Horse.
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SINGAPORE!!!\nand They WON!
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Do you want men's or women's? I don't know the date, but Babe Didrikson won the women's hurdles that year:\nhttp://www.olympic.org/uk/games/past/facts_uk.asp?OLGT=1&OLGY=1932\nYou could try search for info on her. It may say the date in her bio somewhere.
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dream away mates. aussies r gonna win. go the Socceroos!!!
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Andy North in 1985 was 1 over when he won which was the last time someone finished over par. Hale Irwin was 7 over in 1974 US Open when he won. \n\nLleyton Hewitt wins the Queens tennis title, Aussies push Brazil all the way in the soccer world cup and Geoff Ogilvy wins the US Open golf major. What a day for the Aussies!
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Gp. F Australia & Japan!!!
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Henry Renny-Tailyour scored in the 1st match for Royal Engineers with the Etonians goal coming from Alexander Bonsor.\nIn the replay, which Royla Engineers won 2-0, Renny-Tailyour scored again along with R.H. Stafford