Bungendore Races
THE township of Buagendere was the scone of unusual ex[?]t on Tuesday and Wednesday owing to the annual racos taking place; and according to custom on such occasions both town and country…
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Sport, 1873
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Goulburn Foot-ball Club
THE annual meeting was held at the Belmore Chambers on Wednesday evening, when Mr. V. B. Ridey, secretary, read the following report:— A preliminary meeting was held at Mr. Payton's Hotel in…
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ON Saturday last, the anniversary of the Queen's birthday, races took place on the Oakhill course, at North Yass. The weather was favourable, but the attendance was unusually limited, there…
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SIR,—To those in Goulburn who take an interest in athletics it will be well worth while to visit the recreation-ground at four o'clock this afternoon to witness this—the first match in the southern district…
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THE nominations for the three principal events of the above races were closed at Paytenâs Hotel on Tuesday evening last. As will be seen, there are ten entrances for the Spring Handicap, eight for…
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THE annual meeting of the Hawkesbury Racing Club, which for the third time has commenced our racing season, began on Wednesday with a fine programme for sport, glorious weather, a good…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Hawkesbury Annual Races. First Day, Wednesday, 13Th August. - (Abridged From the S. M. Herald.)
THE Hawkesbury annual meeting commenced on Wednesday. At the beginning of the week fears existed that the reunion would be marred by unfavourable weather, but on the, morning of the…
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THESE races will come off in Blackshawâs paddock on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday next. The general entrances closed at Paytenâs Hotel on Saturday evening last; and, as will be seen by the…
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THE Flying Handicap of 5 sovs. each; for starters only; with 50 sovs. added; for all horses, to be handicapped; 1 mile; second horse 10 sovs. from the prize; 25 subs…
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THESE races Were commenced to-day and will be continued to-morrow and Saturday. The date at first fixed upon-for the holding of them was about a month later, shortly after the Randwick meeting;…
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JUDGE: His Worship the Mayor of Goulburn, Thomas Gale Esq. Stewards : Messrs. J,. V. Cooper, F. Horn, J. W. Stamford, W. Sheppard, J. Hayes, L. G…
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JUDGE : His Worship the Mayor of Goulburn, Thomas Gale Esq. Stewards : Messrs. J. V. Cooper, F. Horn, J. W. Stamford, W. Sheppard, J, Hayes, L. G…
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THE Goulburn spring [?] were brought to a [?] on Saturday last. The [?] was [?] to if not more inter[?] there on the two [?] days; but the weather was [?] and [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Australian Jockey Club Spring Races. (Abridged from the S. M. Herald.) the Debby Day—saturday August 30
The contest among the three-year-olds, which is looked forward to by so many thousand people with the greatest excitement and. interest, has taken place, and until the next struggle between…
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THE annual spring race meeting of the Australian Jockey Club was commenced on Saturday under very favrourable circumstances as far as weather was concerned. The attendances as far as weather was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Australian Jockey Club Spring Races. Second Day.—thursday. (Abridged from the S. M. Herald.)
Those who closed their door upon the weather on Wednesday night must have had gloomy forebodings of the prospect for the Metropolitan. A pretty stiff north-westerly wind commenced to blow about…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Australian Jockey Club Spring Races. Third Day, Frdiay. (Abridged from the S. M. Herald.)
The weather for the âoff-dayâ of the A.J.C. meeting was most inclement. A south-westerly wind commenced to blow first thing in the morning, and about 11 oâclock the sun was obscured by dense…
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VERY heavy rain set in on Wednesday evening, and it was fully anticipated that the next day would be disagreeable. However, the day broke gloriously fine, so that every inducement was offered…
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THE Spring Meeting of the Sydney Club came off at Rand-wick on Saturday last, but although the weather was beautifully fine, and the sport excellent, the attendance did not exceed 5000. The…
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