Mulwala Races. March 16
First race, Maiden Plate, [?] started for this race, which was [?] head’s Nelly Grey, aged; Mr. [?] 3yrs., and James [?]…
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Hay Jockey Club Races
The First Day's racing came off on Thursday, 23rd March. The day was fine, though somewhat dusty, and there was a moderate attendance of spectators. The new grand stand was fairly filled with ladies. The four-in-…
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A correspondent at Welaregang favors us with the following:—“It is usual to hear something of the Towong Races in your journal, but from some unexplained reason we have not this time…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Wentworth Annual Races. Wednesday and Thursday, April 5Th and 6Th, 1876
President, Mr. John Crozier ; Vice-President, Mr. A. H. Pegler; Judge, Mr. W. Crozier, Handicapper, Mr. A. H. Pegier; Starter, Mr. John Williams…
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THESE races came off on Easter Monday, and were very well attended. Everything wont off pleasantly, and nothing occurred to mar the general…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Corowa Athletic Sports
As advertised in our last issue, the Corowa Athletic Sports came off on Easter Monday. During the early part of the day the prospects of a…
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May 9,10. NORTHERN J.C. MEETING. May 23, 24. QUEENSLAND TURF CLUB AUTUMN MEETING.—Entries for the Q.T.C. Handicap and Brisbane Cup, April 12; acceptances, May 10…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Randwick Racing Club Meeting. Saturday, April 29
[?] Race—[?] first, Gaffer Grey second, [?] Deception third. The Maiden Steeplechase—Orion first, Rufus second. Open Handicap—Timothy first, Valetta Colt second,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Towong Races. to the Editor of the Albury Banner
SIR,—I have no wish to hold a newspaper controversy with any one, but your Welaregang correspondent has written so much that “ is not so” about the Towong races, that I feel called…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Bowna Races
The Bowna race meeting which took place on Wednesday last was a well attended and pleasant gathering. The course, as excellent a bit of turf as the most exacting horseowner could desire, was…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Holloway’s Races
These races, according to programme published in the Pastoral Times, were held at Bob Holloway’s Pretty Pine Hotel, Hay road, on Queen’s Birthday. The weather was splendid, and attendance…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Football Chatter
“Just come down and see how our young club shapes to-day,” said an enthusiastic Alburyite to me, I being a dweller of the large city of Victoria, where football is in lull swing at the…
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THOUGH a great many of the large Racing Clubs of the colony, and not a few of the smaller ones, are making great preparations for the incoming…
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A MEETING of the members of this club was held at Lewis's Globe Hotel, Corowa, on Monday night last, to receive the balance-sheet and report…
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The return match—Eleven v. Eighteen—was played on Saturday last, and notwithstanding that the latter were strengthened by T. Dight and Phillips, the match, as far as played, was…
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A GENERAL MEETING of the members of the Corowa Racing Club was held at Martin's Royal Hotel on Saturday last, for the purpose of receiving the…
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On Saturday last a match was played on the Albury ground between the Wodonga Club and a Second Eleven of Albury. This was, I believe, the first time the latter turned out a genuine…
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THE return match between the Thur goona and and Corowa cricket clubs came off on last Saturday, on the Albury ground. The result as will be seen…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cricket. Albury v. Wagga Wagga
On Friday last, an eleven of the Albury Club proceeded to Wagga by Crawford and Co.’s coach, there to meet an eleven of the Wagga district in a contest for the Jones’ Challenge Cup; the…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Victorian Notes. the Racing Carnival
Being one of those few persons who, from a sense of modesty, cannot raise their courage —or impudence—sufficiently to beguile their friends with bold but false prophecies, I must therefore…
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