[From the Press Telegraph Association.] Hawkesbury Races --
Auction Stakes -- Lightning 1, Speculation 2, Major 3. Maiden Plate -- Bowbell 1. Rosine 2, Partner 3, Hawkesbury Guineas -- Geraldine 1, Sapphire…
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Sport, 1880
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Randwick Races
Hurdle Plate -- Pearl, [?]; Diver, ; Limerick, 3. Members' Handicap -- Carmen, [?] A. B. C., 2 ; Creswick, 3…
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Welcome Stakes -- His Lordship ran a dead heat with Lightning, and the Baroness second. Juvenile Stakes -- Flora, 1 ; Shipka, 2; Exeter, 3…
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SEPTEMBER 24.—Things is our little village have been rather lively of late. What with coal mining, boatpulling and the Chatsworth Mill closing have caused a stir, and a fair amount of business for everybody in…
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PRESIDENT—Mr A. Cameron; Treasurer—Mr S. Macnaughton; Secretary—Mr W. R. Baker; Committee—Messrs. H. S. Blake, Michael Rush, C. Gibbons, S. M'Naughton, James Muir, John…
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THE annual meeting of the Copmanhurst Jockey Club took place yesterday, and passed off with fair success. The following are the winners of the various events:— Maiden Plate of 10 sovs., for all horses that have…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Rocky Mouth Regatta. (To the Editor of the Evening News)
SIR,--Knowing your desire to encourage manly sports, I beg to ask for a space in your widely diffused paper to bring before the public of Sydney the unsportsmanlike way I was treated by Pearce in the recent rowing match on the Clarence…
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THE following letter is addressed to the editor of the Evening News:— Sir,—Knowing your desire to encourage manly sports, I beg to ask for a space in your widely diffused…
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OCTOBER 11.—The above races took place to-day, and were fairly successful. Oe or two of the events were rather tame—that is there was little excitement, as it was known before the races took place who the…
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Flemington Stakes--Monmouth, I; Welcome Jack, 2; Topsy, 3. Mares Produce Stakes--Gra[?]d Flaneur, 1; Progress, 2 ; Mulatto, 3…
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Steeplechase--Hamilayn, 1 Simpleton, 2 Turpin, 3. Canterbury Plate--Progress, 1; Sweetmeat, 2; Wellington, 3…
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A MATCH between a Grafton Eleven and Eleven seasiders at Yamba was played on Tuesday last. About 8 p.m. on Monday about five of the selected eleven and a few friends, left Grafton in…
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Much interest is manifested in the public regatta for the Hop Bitters Company prizes, and a large amount of money is being staked on the results. Hanian entered, but announced to-day that he had been…
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THE following nominations have been received for the Mnidon Plate and Club Handicap, to be run at South Grafton on Boxing Day:— MAIDEN PLATE…
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