Regatta
On Friday the boat race which was undetermined on a former flay took place. The unsettled and threatening state of the weather prevented the usual, extensive concourse of aquatic amateurs…
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The Races
Wednesday's races on the whole went off with the almost celat the spirited promoters and supporters of the day could anticipate or desire. At an early hour vehicles…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Domestic Intelligence continued.) Sir Thomas Brisbanes Cup. and the Races
On Wednesday morning about the he of nine, the road leading to the race courses was thronged with equestrians and pode[?]trians, all hastening to the scene of joy [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Domestic Intelligence continued.) Sir Thomas Brisbanes Cup. and the Races
On Wendeiday morning about the hone of nine, the road leading to the race course was thronged with equestrians and pedes. trians, all hastening to the seene of joy and…
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A match for three pounds, aside was run by two men, on ibn Race Ground, on Friday. It was a long run, being once round the course. One-of the "coursers" was a slim…
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"We push along with four in hand. Whilst others drive at random, In whisky, buggy, gig or cart, Curricle, or tandem."…
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The Australian Racing and Jockey Club held the first day of their Autumnal Meeting, on the Sydney Race Course, on Wednesday last. The day was particularly fine,…
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The sports of the turf, for the present season, concluded on Friday last, and passed off with considerable [?]clat The attendance was rather more numerous than on the…
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The inhabitants of the populous district assembled in considerable number to witness [?] races which were held at Windsor on Wednesday and Friday, the 22d and 24th of…
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These Races show, that however the people of the soil may be depressed by three bad harvests, their spirit is not so broken as not to mind relief in a few days of public recreation,…
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These Races sh[?]w, that however the people, of the soil may be depressed by three bad harvests, their spirit is not so broken as not to and relief in a few days of public recreation…
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Notwithstanding the delightfully dull, [?]noping, weeping aspect of the atmosphere on wednesday people evinced their penchant for the sports of the turf no matter how, of…
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The general anticipation of amusement at the races on Wednesday, we understand, was fully realized, notwithstanding the unpromising appearance of the morning for…
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These Races, which His Excellency instituted as being more rational and less licentious than the Drama considering that the attendance on the turf is more healthy and bracing to man's…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Domestic Intelligence. Governor Darling's Races
These Races, which His Excellency instituted as being more rational and less licentious than the Drama, considering that the attendance on the turf is more healthy and bracing, to man's…
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The Autu[?]al meeting of the Australian Racing and Jockey Club, finished on Friday last with the same eclat, which attended the first day's sport. Mr. leely's…
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Never were beheld such insipid, moping tame, spiritless, things as these. They were truly emblematic of the times. What else could be expected? We for one part felt…
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Agreeably to the promise held out on Tuesday, His Majesty visited these races yesterday, and was the occasion of a much greater assemblage of spec totors than could have been expected with such…
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Agreeably to the promise held out on Tuesday, His Majesty visited these races yesterday, and was the occasion of a much greater ans[?]blage of spectators than could have been expected with such…
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