Randwick Races. Fourth Day, Saturday (April 22.)
The attendance at the races was not so good as expected. The weather was beautiful, The Governor and suite were present. First Race.—Rous Handicap, a handicap…
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Sport, 1876
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Cricket. Alberts v. BURWOOD
A CRICKET match was played on St. John's Ground, on Saturday last, between the Alberts and Burwood cricket clubs; the former had a very weak team, they…
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The report of the above was mis-sent to Maitland, and arrived too late for this issue…
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[THE following report of the Sydney Hunt Club Races (and also " Notes and Events" of Saturday), was sent from Sydney on Saturday night, but did not reach this office till…
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THE approaching May Meeting of the Northern Jockey Club, which takes place on Tuesday and Wednesday next, the 9th and 10th of May, promises…
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A meeting of the members of the above Club was held at Gordon's Hotel on Thursday evening, when it was decided to hold the Annual Sports,…
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THIS match came off yesterday on the Club ground. The Victoria Theatre were captained by Mr. B. N. Jones, and the Half-holiday Association by Mr. Clarence…
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This match (which has been eagerly looked forward to for some time), came off on the Newcastle Cricket Ground, on Thursday. The Stage team were ably captained by Mr. B. N…
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A SPECIAL MEETING of the members of the above club was held last evening, at the Ship Inn, Mr. J. W. Greaves in the chair. The attendance was very good…
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We would remind our readers that the first day's races, under the auspices of the Northern Jockey Club, take place to-day, on the Maitland…
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SIR,—Such is the heading of a paragraph appearing in your issue of to-day (Monday), and which has caused those most interested much amusement, as the cloven foot…
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DEAR SIR—The Newcastle. Autumn Meeting takes place on Queen's Birthday and following day. The entries are very large for the different events, and if the weather only continues as fine…
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OUR Newcastle friends are once more about to hold high festival, and will as usual open their Autumn meeting to-day, Queen's Birthday. Taken altogether the present meeting promises…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Newcastle Races. May Meeting. First Day, May 24Th, 1876. PATRON:—His Excellency the Governor, K.C.M.G., President: F. J. Shaw, Esq., J.P.; judge: J. Hannell, Esq., J.P.; Stewards: The Committee of the Newcastle Jockey Club. Handicapper: J. A. Scarr, Esq. Starter: R. Fleming, Esq, Clerk of the Course: G. A. Whyte, Esq. Treasurer: J. Aberneathey, Esq. Secretary: M. O'Brien, Esq
If fine weather, good attendance, and firstclass racing are to be considered the elements of success in horse-racing, then we must be permitted to say that the N. J. Club were…
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THE above sports were held on the Northumberland Running ground, Lambton, on Saturday last, and taken on this whole, may be considered to have been a…
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THE supplementary programme was concluded on Saturday last. There was not such a largo concourse of people present as on the previous day, owing, no doubt,…
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A SPECIAL general meeting of the above club took place yesterday evening, at the Ship Inn, to endeavour to make some arrangements for a visit from the English team, Members present:—…
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AFTER two postponements—in consequence of bad weather—these races came off on Monday last, on Mr. John O'Leary's Course, when a really good day's sport was witnessed…
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Count F. De Lagrange's ch.f. Camelia (by Macaroni—racurta) and Enquerrande (?) ran a dead heat for the Oaks Stakes, Duchess third. Camolia won the last One Thousand…
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MR. TERRY does not appear to think that the present session of Parliament will close this week, for he has given notice of his intention to move, on Wednesday, that…
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