The Races
The Annual return of these sports was ushered in on Wednesday, by the usual bustle of preparation amongst the amateurs of the turf. The characters of the horses entered for…
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Yesterday's Races
The races yesterday owing to the beautiful weather, were well attended as regards numbers, though we observed but few of the [?]lite upon the ground. The…
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Soon after half-past twelve, the bugle having given timely notice of preparation, the following four horses came to the post for the first Race, which was as follows—…
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The Course this day was thinly attended by spectators, compared with Wednesday. probably owing as is rumoured to anticipated interuptions to the sports, from the…
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The races on Friday were not so numerously nor so respectably attended as they were on Wednesday. Some misunderstanding had occurred amongst the…
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The Races on Friday were not some numerously nor so respectably attended as they were on Wednesday. Some misunderstanding had occurred amongst the officers…
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The races this year were not so numerously attended as were those of 1834 and 1835, although there were more carriages and equestrians present than ever were witnessed on a Van Dieman's Land…
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These races came off on Wednesday and Friday, the 4th and 6th of May instant; Captain Piper's Race Course, a very admirably chosen one, was the spot fixed…
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These races came off on Wednesday and Friday, the 4th and 6th of May in stant; Captain Piper's Race Course, a very admirably chosen one, was the spot…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. Bathurst Races. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN.—May I beg of you to insert in your Paper the following account of the Bathurst Races, which came off the 4th instant and Friday the 6th:—…
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We are happy to add there is a prospect of our Sport being good, as a celebrated racing gentleman Captain Horne, Madras Horse Artillery, from Madras has sent up a shing of first-rale Arabs and…
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Ti[?] sweet to make the light bark fly With rustling sail along, And gaze upon the bright blue sky, When sky and wave [?] one…
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A Correspondent, signing, himself "An Eye-witness, from Sydney," has favored us with the following account of the sport at the above races, which took place on Tuesday and…
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Those races came off on Tuesday the 5th and Thursday the 7th instant; and afforded some prime sport. The following is banded to us us the order in which…
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GENTLEMEN,—I beg to insert for publication (if you approve), an account of the St. Patrick's Plains Races. These Races were run on the days as advertised…
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GENTLEMAN,—I beg to insert for publication (if you approve,) an account of the St. Patrick's Plains Races. These Races were run on the days as advertised…
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GENTLEMAN,— I beg to insert for publication (if you approve) an account of the St. Patrick's Plains Races. These Races were run on the days as advertised…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →St. Patrick's Plains Races. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN,—The second renewal of the St. Patrick's Plains Races came off yesterday, in the presence of a large assembly of beauty, rank, fashion, and blackguardism; and as I conceive…
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We understand that it is the intention of the patrons of the turf at Parramatta, to give a £50 plate at the ensuing races, to be run for in three mile heats by horses of all ages carrying ten stone. The weights…
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We have received the following Letter from n subscriber, descriptive of the various accommodation that have been made in Campbell Town for tho visitors to tho ensuing races…
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