Cunningham Amateur Races
THE first meeting of the Cunningham Amateur Race Club, which took place last Friday, was a great success. There were about 300 persons present, and good fields in every race…
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Sport, 1879
206 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 11
Bathurst Races
THESE races commenced at Bathurst yesterday. As at the Goulburn meet, the attendance was very poor, although the weather was propitious and the course in good order. On…
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The following are the acceptances for the birthday races :— Cup: Richmend, Bosworth, Lockleys, Canton, The Hook, Warlock, Timothy, Mountaineer, Device,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →BUNGENDORE. (From our Correspondent.) Annual Races
ON Wednesday and Thursday the annual gathering took place at our sporting little town, and is considered one of the most successful meetings that been held for some years past. On account of…
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THE game of cricket without doubt is associated in the minds of almost all men, for there are very few indeed of the sterner sex, young or old, who have not at some time or other played this…
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STEWARDS: Messrs. S. H. Belcher, A. G. Finlay, A. Mackellar, E. Twynam, H. H. Voss, Dr. Davidson, and Captain Zouch. Mr. Gannon acted as judge and Mr. Belcher was successful with the pistol as…
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THIS event, which closed the cricket season, came off on Saturday afternoon and excited much interest. Wonderful to relate ! a few ladies deigned to grace the ground with their…
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THE second day's races took place on Saturday with the following result:— Sapling Stakes.—Brilliant 1, Baronet 2, Lady of Lake 3. Won easily. Time, 1 min. 22 sec…
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We had fine coursing weather to-day, but the cold caused a limited attendance. To-day's sport was the finest of the meeting. There was a plentitude of hares, and over twenty…
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Professor Cavill and his clever children gave a second exhibition of their swimming powers at Robinson's baths on Monday afternoon. There was a very good attendance, and those present expressed…
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ON Monday next, the 26th instant, a programme of races will be gone through on the course at Tuena, under the management of a very energetic and competent committee…
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Brilliant .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 1 JACO .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 2 Iris .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 3 SHORTS…
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These races came off with much eclat on Tuesday last. It was the first autumn meeting held here, and its success warrants the expectation if its permanency. That is to say, it was successful as to the…
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THE most successful meeting held at Parramatta for many years was that which took place on Saturday last at the racecourse there. The weather was delightful, the racing good of its class, and the…
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Owing to the wet and cold weather which prevailed during tile afternoon the attendance at the Hunt Club Meeting was only moderate. Hurdle Race.—Monk 1, Barratti 2, Palmerston 3…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic Intelligence. MARSDENS. Monday, 7.45. Marsdens Turf Club Races
Maiden Plate.— Molloy’s br g Sal Tabo, 1 ; Frost’s ch g Glare, 2. Marsdens Handicap.—Frost’s ch g Charley, 1 ; E. Lloyd’s b g Spark, 2…
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VERY severe comments have been passed in the home Press upon the cricketing disturbance at Sydney. Papers that, as a rale, always, apeak…
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On Friday last the races as advertised came off at Mr. Mc Cormack's Sportsman's Arms. Grave doubts were entertained as to the weather in the morning; but these were soon removed, as about ten o'clock…
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A GENERAL mooting of the members of tho above club for tho reception of tho outgoing committee's report, and also for the election of now officers, was hold at Mr. W. Comins's Royal…
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ON Friday last the athletic sports in connection with the High School took place in Mr. Brookesâ paddock. The day was all that could be desired. Many kind and ready…
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