The Races at Maitland
THE Northern Jockey Club Races came off on the Maitland course on Tuesday and Wednesday (11th and 12th May), on which occasion the weather was all that could be desired, and the ground was crowded…
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Sport, 1875
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Ulmarra Jockey Club Annual Races
STEWARDS: Messrs. W. Corrigan. A, M'Callum, J. Buchanan John Keogh, T. M'Callum, and Thomas Gray. Judge: Mr W Goodger. Starter: Mr Thomas M'Callum. Clerk of the Course Mr Richard Gillett. Treasurer: Mr C. J. Gruer. Secretory…
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Under the Patronage of His Excellency Sir Hercules Robinson, K.C.M.G. president.--Mr. Thorp as Fisher, J. P. Vice-Presidents.--Messrs. G. Foott and…
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The Hurdle Race was won by Larrikin, The Steeplechase, by Dawn o' Day, The National Race, by Prodigious; Young Ballarat being second…
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As our friend Honest Will, of the Globe Theatre, and a friend of Queen Elizabeth, has it, "All's well that ends well," and before these notes catch the public gaze, no doubt many of our boating…
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THESE races were held on the 24th ultimo; the weather was fine, the attendance on the course good, and the racing excellent. Trial Stakes.—Bowstring 1, Planet 2, Sir Roger 3…
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Hudle Race.—A sweepstakes of 5 sovereigns each, half-forfeit, with 100 sovereigns added. About 3 miles. Larrikin 1, W. F. 2. Won by half a length. Gunter fell. Thirteen faced the flag…
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Tas following acceptances and nominations have been made:- WEDNESDAY, JULY 14. Acceptances for the Clarence River Jockey Club…
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ON Thursday next, 1st July, the sale of the right to collect the fees at the entrance gates to the Racecourse during the forthcoming annual meeting will be held, as also the sale of the booths and refreshment sites…
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THE Warwick Argus, June 17, says,—The annual meeting of the above club commenced yesterday under exceedingly favourable circumstances. The weather was splendid, and the attendance very good, there…
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As may be seen from our advertising and local columns, the programmes of the sports mid amusements for the next few days offers a wide field to the choice of the pleasure seekers of this district,—as…
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THE following are the various events, and outrances so far as can be given:- WEDNESDAY, JULY 14. The Clarence River Jockey Club Eighth Mares'…
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THE weather to-day was all that could be desired, the course was in splendid order, and the racing on the whole very good. The Maiden Plate of twenty-five sovereigns,…
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MESSRS T. H. SMITH, J.P. T. FISHER, J.P. J. PAGE, J. P. J. M. PURVES, J.P. DUCKETT WHITE T. G. HEWITT…
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THE Settling of the Clarence River Jockey Club Annual Races took place at Mr. J. Holmsten's Hotel, at 3 p.m. on Friday last. The President of the Jockey Club (Mr. T…
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HAVING completed our report of the horse racing we next had to do a little in the way of "man racing." On Friday morning having equipped ourselves with a reporter's…
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THE following are the entries for the Maiden Plate and Turf Club Handicap:- Maiden Plate of 50 sovrereigns with a sweepstake of £2 10s to go to the second horsel distance, one and a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →South Grafton Athletic Sports. Judge—Mr J. J. Cassidy. Starter—Mr John Perrin. Steards—Messrs. G. Douglas, J. Kelly, J. Wall, D. MacLennan, and T. Foley. Secretary and Treasuer—Mr W. J. Hawthorn
THE cker of the weather got up in a very bad humour oni Friday morning last, and as he had been weeping over the follies of mankind the long night through, the sudden condition of the streets and roads can be…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Clarence River Jockey Club Annual Races. Judge and Secretary—Mr. T. Bawden, N.[?] Starter—Mr Joseph Page, J.P. Clerk of the Course—Mr G. M. Avery
Stewards;—Messrs. T. H. Smith, J. P. J. Page, J.P.; T. Fisher, J.P.; J. M. Parves, J.P.; Dunckett White. J. W. Jardine. and T. G. Hewitt…
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The following are the entries for the Maiden Plate and Turf Club Handicap:- Maiden Plate of 50 sovereigns with a sweepstake of £2 10s to go to the second horse; distance, one and a…
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