The Turf. Tallangatta Races
The races at Tallangatta came off on Friday and Saturday, 23rd and 24th ult, and were s complete success from every point of view. The weather was beautiful, and brought out a…
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The Return Cricket Match
The return cricket match between the Hon. Ivo Bligh’s English cricketers and a Victorian Eleven was officially arranged on Friday to take place on the Melbourne Cricket-ground,…
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A cricket match was played on Saturday, 3rd inst., between the Wodonga and ChiItern Juniors, which resulted in a win for Wodonga. The following were the principal scorers for…
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The above races, attended by the most favourable auspices as regards weather and attendance, came off on the 1st inst. The club has gone to a deal of expense in fencing the…
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At the Cricket Match the Victorians won the [?] The weather was fine and cool. The wicket was in first-rate condition. Owing to-the Hon. Ivo blight objecting to [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest News. V.r.c. Races. Melbourne
Produce Stakes—Warwick 1, St. Lawrence 2, Off Colour 3. Corinthian Cup—Joker 1, Sportsman 2, Brenda 3…
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THE settling in connection with the annual meeting of this club, took place last Friday evening, at the Globe Hotel. Captain Here, president, occupied the chair, and…
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HURDLES.—Merrigal, 1; Songster, 2 ; Satellite, 3. ROWLEY MILE.—Kaipara, 1; Malta, 2; Raven, 3…
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Shorts Handicap—Kingsdale 1, Morcean 2. Maiden Plate—Aberfoyle 1, Fandango 2, Prior 3. Hawkesbury Handicap—Advalorem 1…
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A match was played on Saturday, 17th inst., at Talgarno, between teams selected from the Bonegilla and Talgarno Cricket Clubs. The visitors arrived about 12 o’clock, and after a…
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President, Mr. Geo. Day, M.P. Vice-President, Mr. A. H. Emerson. Judge, Mr. James Day. Starter, Mr. W. C. Steel. Stewards, Messrs. G. F. Bradley, G. C. Thorold, W. C…
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A cricket match was played on Saturday last between a chosen eleven from the combined Deniliquin clubs and the next Fifteen, The primary object of the match was to enable the committee to…
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Hurdle Race—Warrigal 1, Satellite 2, First Try 3. Autumn Stakes—Assyrian 1, Plunger 2, Darebin 3…
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A meeting of the committee of this club was held on the evening of the 22nd inst., Mr. Emerson in the chair. The other members present were Messrs. James Day, M‘Donald, and…
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The above races were duly held on the 23rd inst., and took place on the new racecourse, situated about three-quarters of a mile from the township of Granya. Racing men say it is…
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The first meeting held by the above club since its formation took place on Tuesday. The morning broke anything but fair, and fears were entertained that the rains which…
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Stewards :—J. H. Armitage, John Crowe, G. F. Sugden, Robert Hennessy, William Sherwin, Edward Hillson. Judge:—P. McFarland. Starter :—W. H. Crowe. Cleric of the Course:—…
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[?]cket match was played on Saturday last the Deniliquin United Club who played in [?]series of matches against Elmore, Roches[?] Echucs, and the Deniliquin Trades’ which…
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The writer of "Turf Notes" in the Leader has the following:—"The result of the Steeplechase at Randwick has caused a bit of a sensation, and the s[?] have been held over…
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