Brisbane Races. Sydney
Mozart, by Rainsworth—Mildev, 7st 7lbs 1 Glencoe, 7st 121bs............ 2 Legacy, 7st 131bs.............. 3 Young Australian (9-4), Centurion (8-13),…
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Sport, 1883
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Ulmarra Jockey Club Annual Races
COMMITTEEâMessrs. W. Goodger, J.P., J. Carlton; A. Walz, T. M'Callum, J. J. Hough, T. Shannon, G. Buchanan, and J. Noud, JudgeâMr W. Goodger; starterâMr T. M'Cullum clerk of the…
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The Sydney Turf Club races were well attended and the racing first-class. ROYAL STAKES—6 furlongs. Mr. W. Archer's br g Boniface, 5 years, 7st..... 1…
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Mr. G. Grant's b m Avalanche, 6st..... 1 Kerr's ch c Lochinvar, 9st 5lbs...... 2 J. Carroll's bh Verdict, aged, 8st 7lbs..... 3 The latter took the lead, but was overtaken by Sir…
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ATHLETICS promise to become one of the most popular sports of the district, and when carried out in a proper manner, these gatherings are deserving of every encouragement. Like every other contest…
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The following are the results of the races:— Maiden Plate—Carnival 1, Yarrawell 2, Pluto 3. Town Plate—Pyalong 1, Fly 2, Yarrawell 3. Flying Handicap—Fly 1, Kildare 2, Conrad 3…
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President—Mr S. Macnaughtan, J.P.; Vice-President, Mr T. Jamison; Secretary, Mr W. R. Baker; Treasurer, Mr H. R. Johnson; Judge, Mr J. F. Small, jun.; Clerk of the course. Mr W…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The £2[?] Athletic Handicap. SATURDYA, 14th JULY
THIS event, which was run on the race[?], proved to be one of the greatest attractions of the day; and the excellent arrangements made by the management enabled the spectators to witness the running…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sporting News. Principal Performers at the Late C. R. J. Club Races
GLANCING at the names of the winners at the late meeting, the most casual observer cannot fail to be strack with the proof how winning lines of blood turn out tr[?]mps. It would take a long time to give…
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[NOTE.—It is requested that Secretaries of clubs will forward concise reports and scores of matches, also a list of fixtures, to "Bails," at the office of this journal. Communications should be sent in not later than 10 a.m. on Wednesday.]…
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The Northern Jockey Club races were held yesterday at Maitland, when the weather was delightfully fine. The attendance numbered about 1000, and the racing was excellent…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cricket Jottings. [NOTE.—It is requested that Secretaries of clubs will forward concise reports and scores of matches, also a list of fixtures, to "Bails," at the office of this journal. Communications should be sent in not later than 10 a.m. on Wednesday.] Matches to Come. Alberts v. Swan Creek, at Swan Creek (continuation). This day
Saturday was a dull day for the city as regards matches, the fixtures for that afternoon neing in the suburbs. The first eleven of the Alberts went to Swan Creek, and engaged in a contest with an eleven…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cricket Jottings. [NOTE.—It is requested that Secretaries of clubs will forward concise reports and [?]oores of matches, also list of fixtures, to "Balls" at the [?] of the journal. Communications should be sent in hot later than 10 a.m. on Wednesday.] Matches to Come
Second Warwicks v. Per[?]verance, on Fisher Park, this day. The following will represent the Warwicks"âMessrs Lowe, Watham, Thomas, David and Dugald stuart, [?]mer, Connoch[?] Abrahams, Smith, Walker, Do[?]deon, Piddington,…
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[NOTE.—It is requested that Secretaries of clubs will forward concise reports and scores of matches, also a list of fixtures, to "Balls," at the office of this journal. Communications should be sent in not later than 10 a.m. on Wednesday.]…
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[NOTE.âIt is requested that Secretaries of clubs will forward concise reports and scares of matches, also a list of fixtures, to "Bails," at the office of this journal. Communications should be sent in not later than 10 a.m. on Monday.]…
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[NOTE.—It is requested that Secretaries of clubs will forward concise reports and scores of matches, also a list of fixtures, to "Bails," at the office of this journal. Communications should be sent in not later than 10 a.m. on Monday.]…
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THE weather for the opening day was splendid, and the attendance large. The course was in good order. Great Foal Stakes—All raced in a cluster till reaching the home turn, where David[?] Gratitude, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket Jottings. [NOTE.—It is requested that Secretaries of lubs will forward concise reports and scores of matches, also a list of fixtures, to "Balls," at the office of this journal. Communications should be sent in not later than 10 a.m. on Wednesday.] FIXTURES
First Warwicks v. Swan Creek, at Swan Creek (continuation), this afternoon. Second Alberts v. Perseverance, Fisher Park (continuation), this afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Caulfield Races. Sydney
The races, on Saturday, were well attended. The Hurdle Race was won by Game, by Panie—Edith, with Belle Brandon second, and Avalanche third. Mr A. F. Smart's ch[?]f Brown and Rose (late Charming)…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wollongong Races. Sydney
The Wollongong Handicap resulted in a win for Empress, with Affection second, and Twelve Years third. Mirabeau took the lead, which he kept till reaching the home turn, when Empress, attended by…
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