Ulmarra Pony Races
THE following nominations have been made for this meeting on the 15th:— OPENING HANDICAP, [?] mile—Bertha II., Tyrant, La Carita, Braemar. Cold Dust, Kelly, Sailor Prince,…
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Sport, 1894
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Horse Breeding and Racing
MR. EDITOR— A good deal has been said and written of late years upon this important subject, and more especially concerning the quality and stamina of racehorses. The leading jockey clubs of Australia, and…
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THE following are the handicaps and crows for the different races. Acceptances close on 29th September…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES—Ramornie v. Copmanhurst. Former's team: White, Ashwood, Wilkins, Pratt, Wood, Hankinson, Shaw, Smith, Jaggers, Carr. O'Keeffe…
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A MEETING is convened for this evening to endeavour to form a city club by the amalgamation of the Warwicks and waratahs. At present there is not a city club open to all players; hence the above proposal…
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A NEW CLUB— At a mooline at Groaves hotel on Tuesday evening it was deemed to amalgamate the Warwick and waratah Clubs under the little of the Grafton United C.C Messrs. Jones and R. D. Baw…
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MR. EDITOR— Once more the question of unfinancial players has come prominently for ward. This has been one of the hindrances to genuine cricket in the district for years, and…
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[?]AY'S CRICKET— Southampton v. Brush[?]e, at South Grafton; Southamptons: [?]coran, Craig, Chapman, Dorrington (2), Hudson, White, Reimer, Waterhouse,…
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MR. STODDART having succeeded in forming his team has sailed for Australia. The captain has been confronted with many difficulties in his selection, and owing to inability on…
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ON Saturday evening the secretaries and representatives of some 12 or 18 clubs met in Grafton and arranged fixtures. Thefollowing were made:…
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SOUTHGATE v. COWPER on latter's wicket; resulting in a tie, each making 69. For Southgate, Lee made 20 (n.o.), S. Cooper 14. and Capp 10. For Cowper C. Napper made 31…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES-Alumny Creek v. South ampton, on latter's wicket. Home team Dorrington (2), Craig, Corcoran, Reimer, Ford, Lowe, Hudson, Bellamy, Klaus, Chap…
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CORAKI, FRIDAY — The following are the weights for the meeting on the 13th — Opening Handicap, 6 furlongs-La Carita 9-2, Humbug 8-10, Sinking Fund 8-2, Stability…
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THE divisions in the open scull event were rowed on the South Grafton course on Saturday afternoon. The water was rather lumpy, and in an undesirable condition for…
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GRAFTON V. MACLEAN.—About fifteen representatives of Maclean visited Grafton on Saturday, to piny the return match of the season, and were again defeated. The day…
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TO-DAY'S MATCHES.—United v. Seelands, at Seelands: home team: Perring (3), Ellem (2), Woods, Eggins, Dorrington, Munro, Davison, Parker; emergency, Crowther.—Our…
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CONSIDERABLE interest was evinced in the various contests rowed on Saturday, the finishes being very exciting. The Woolwich followed the races, and was fairly patronised…
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UNITED v. Seelands, on latter's wicket, the visitors winning by 21 runs on the first innings. Seelands................34 United...............55…
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TO-DAY'S CRICKET.—Southampton v. Undaunted, at South Grafton. Southampton: H. and F. Lowe. Waterhouse, F. M'Kittrick, Hann, Russell, Klaus, E. Kearney, Jackson,…
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UNITEDS and the Water Brigade played a close game on the oval, but time was called before the match concluded. United.......................... 66…
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