Woodburn Races. Woodburn
The races to-day were well attended. The weather was moderately cool. The following are the results of the principal events:— Maiden Plate—Bandon Lassand Sir Henry dead heat…
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Sport, 1885
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Victorian Amateur Races. Sydney
These races, held on New Year's Day, resulted as under:— Bagot Plate—Commotion walked over. Normanby Stakes of 20 sovereigns, with 400…
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Notwithstanding the threatening nature of the weather during Saturday morning the clouds cleared away towards midday and the afternoon was fine, while the turf was as good and as true as on the opening day. Already one innings and…
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THE usual annual sports in connection with this place were held on New Year's Day, in a paddock of Mr. Arnold's, near the Public school. The fore part of the day was very hot, but in the afternoon a…
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THE Perseverance club, of Lismore, played the fourth match of their tour against a team of the A berts, on Fisher Park, on Saturday last. Owing to the Albert team not putting in an appearance, play was not commenced until one and a half…
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THE F[?] have been fairly successful in their tour through the Clarence, winning two out of five matches played, losing two, and one drawn. Had it been g[?]ally known that they would play a…
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The match between the Englishmen and 22 of Wollongong, ended in a hollow victory for the former in one innings and 64 runs. The Wollongong team made 40 and 67 in both innings. Bates took 18…
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YESTERDAY the members belonging to the Star of the East Lodge of Oddfellows held their usual carnival of athletic sports on Elizabeth Island. This lodge has conducted their sports annually, so successfully…
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BETTER weather for the time of year could scarcely have been got than was experienced for the Lawrence races, and the attendance for a country meeting was excellent. Visitors were present in good…
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[?] the Studd Brothors, who will he recollected na forming members of the Hon, [?] Bligh's team of cricketers, the C[?] World has the following singular information:—"During the visit…
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The weather, was line for the races to-day, but the attendance was not nearly as numerous as anticipated. The racing was good. Borough Handicap, 1 mile—Aux Caprie, 6-4, first;…
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The Intercolonial cricket match between Victoria and N. S. Wales began this morning. The weather was very hot, and the attendance before lunch small. Evans is absent, and Bonnor filled his place, the…
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The New South Wales men resumed their places at the wickets. The weather was fine and the attendance small. Bannerman was caught by Walters off Trumble for 4. 2—4—27. Jones joined Spofforth and…
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These races came olf on Saturday. The weather was fine, and the attendance very large. Results— Free Handicap—Gostwyck, Whisper Low, Revenge. 200 yards from home Gostwyck came with a splendid…
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THE match was resumed this morning. It rained all the morning, but cleared at noon. A Bannerman and Bonnor collared the bowling. A seperation was effected by Horan bowling Bonnor for 58…
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THE inaugural regatta of the above club came off on Saturday afternoon last. The day was hot, and the course by no means favourable for amateur pullers—a stiff easterly breeze making the water…
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THE following acceptances were declared on Saturday evening, in connection with the above reaces. Great Sovereign Handicap.—Ad Valorem, Ellington, Gostwyck, Budelight, Sir William, Wheel of…
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The Englishmen won the match against the Australians at Melbourne in one innings and 97 runs. Shrewsbury played a grand not out innings for 105. A number of easy catches were missed yesterday by…
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THE weather was fine, and the attendance large. HURDLE RACE, 2 miles. Inglesides, by Loup Garou, 11st 7lbs...... 1 Javelin, 9st 10lbs........................ 2…
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THESE races were held on the Ulmarra course on Mondar, and drew together fair number of people, their being about 450 present during the day, including a good proportion from…
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