Maitland Races
The following is the account of those races, which "came off" on Tuesday last, forwarded to us by a private head; they appear to give every satisfaction…
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Original Correspondence. Goulburn Races. To the Editor of the Sydney Herald
SIR,—Having seen rather a lame account of the Races which came off here, on the 11th and 12th instant, in the Australian, perhaps your readers will have no objection to another; I…
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May 25.âThe morning looked exceeding dull, and during the day there wan occasional rain, but the great excitement caused by the entry for the Maitland Town…
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MUCH disappointment to prevent. We feel in honour bound To keep good faith. With this intent We would be on the ground…
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Extract from a letter from a gentleman residing on the Hunter to a friend in Sydney. "Our races went off very well—they were rather poor being but badly attended. Lady Cordelia…
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The Meeting this year is considered to have been brilliant in relation to the sport as well as the attendance. Monday was fixed for the first day's meeting, and a more delightful morning…
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The meeting this year is considered to have been brilliant, in relation to the sport as well as the attendance. Monday was fixed for the first day's meeting, and…
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These Baths, occupying the entire spaces of the late Lambeth Market and the adjoining grounds, to the extent of three quarrels of an acre, all roofed in, by far…
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These races were run on the days advertised, and came off with great eclat. For the first prize three horses were entered, and came to the post, each jockey…
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The Hawkesbury Subscription Races took places on Wednesday the 9th, and Friday the 1lth instant, and went off with great eclat. Early on Wednesday, the…
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About half past twelve on last Thursday, a gentleman on a neat blood hack might have been observed turning on to Campbell Town Race Course, from the…
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Theme races commenced on Wednesday, and from the excitement evinced on the night of entering, great sport was expected, and the racing a as such that it gave universal satisfaction. The first prize…
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Mr. C. Roberts' Traveller 1 1 Mr. T. May's Sportsman 2 2 Mr. G. Hill's Black Billy 3 2 AUSTRALIAN YOUTHS' PURSE OF £25…
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The rain, of which we have had a plentiful supply for some, time back, ceased a few days before the races commenced and the weather was beautiful, the race course…
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On Wednesday, 18th October, about ten o'clock in the forenoon, you might see a few persons collected on the rate course, but as the hour approached twelve, hundreds had met together to…
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