Moonee Valley Coursing Meeting
MELBOURNE, Monday.—The third day of the Moonee Valley Coursing Meeting (wires the correspondent of the S. M. Herald) was favoured with most delightful weather, and the attendance…
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Sport, 1889
323 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 17
Coursing
Great excitement prevailed on Tuesday in sporting circles in Goulburn on receipt of news by telegraph that Mr. John O'Halloran of this city had been successful in carrying off, with his dog Faugh-a-Ballagh,…
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HAVING read with some interest an article in your paper, copied from the Pastoralist on the above subject, may I crave a little space to point out one error in the advice to persons riding a horse swim-…
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GOULBURN v. PIONEERS.âA match between the Goulburn club and the Pioneer club will be played upon the Easlgrove ground on Saturday afternoon next. The following have been chosen to represent…
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THE coursing for the Moonee Valley Cup and supplementary stakes was concluded to-day at the Moonee Valley plumpton. The attendance was very large, and the utmost interest was…
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SEVERAL good judges who witnessed the running for the Mooney Valley Cup last week (says the Daily Telegraph) are of opinion that had Living. stone shown the same form in the remaining…
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A presentation was made at the Victoria-hall, Melbourne, on Friday night last, to Mr. John O'Halloran of Goulburn, owner of Faugh-a Ballagh, winner of the Moonee Valley Cup, as a recognition…
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AT a meeting of the committee of the Goulburn Coursing Club on Friday evening last it was resolved to hold an amateur meeting on the afternoon of Saturday, the 29th instant. A…
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THE Goulburn and Pioneer Clubs met on Saturday last at Eastgrove, when an exciting and well contested game was played, the Pioneers winning by 8 points to nil. The…
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As the Moonee Valley Champion Stakes was mode one for 32 dogs instead of 64, as originally intended, Mr. Cox will add 300 sovs. to the stake, and this will give £620 to the first dog,…
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The Yorkshire County Eleven have defeated the Derbyshire team by 54 runs. Spofforth, in the second innings, took eight wickets for 36 runs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Durham-Chetwynd Racing Dispute. LONDON, June 11
Sir George Chetwynd is positive that the alleged Jockey Ring never existed. He admitted having purchased some of Wood's horses at a fixed price contingent upon the…
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The committee of the Berrima District Coursing Club have decided to hold their next meeting at Eridge Park, near Bowral, on Wednesday and Thursday July 3 and 4, when it is expected a good…
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GOULBURN CLUB v. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE CLUB .—A match will be played on the Olympic ground this afternoon between teams chosen from these clubs. Play will commence at three o'clock sharp…
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GOULBURN v. ST. PATRICK'S COLLEGE.—These clubs met for the first time this season at the Olympic ground, on Saturday last. The weather was suitable for football, and a fair number of…
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"Billy" Kennedy won the Carrington Electric Light Handicap, decided in Sydney on Saturday night, with Murray second, Joe W. Byrne third, and the old Voteran Tom Budd fourth…
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A LUCKY INVESTMENT.—Mr. Robert Parker of Crookwell invested a sovereign in Tattersalls' Consultation on the Carrington Electric Light Handicap, which was decided in Sydney on Saturday night, and…
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