Wollongong Races
The Races at Wollongong came off last week. according to advertisement, on the days of Tuesday, Wednesday, .and Thursday. The weather was fine, and the greater part of the inhabitants…
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The Parramatta Races
Our reporter returned from Parramatta late yesterday evening, and gave us many particulars relative to the races, which we are compelled to abbreviate. The first-rate…
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Yesterday being the first day of the Parramatta, Races, the inhabitants of the town after which the races were styled, were at an early hour preparing to repair of the race course to join in the…
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YESTERDAY the Parramatta Races came off in a style highly creditable to the township and the gentlemen who had the management of the course and of the…
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Tuesday—Pnrrnmatta is all alive. The best racing decidedly I ever witnessed in the Colony The best horses—a great stir. Those interested in the improvement of…
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A Considerable number of persons reserve their bettings until they are actually on the race-course, and have seen the various horses about to stan for the prize. Every ono fancies…
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In consequence of the rainy and boisterous state of the weather there was a much thinner attendance on the Race Course on Wednesday and Thursday than on Tuesday. There were…
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WEDNESDAY.—Hark-away Purse of Fifty Sovereigns. Mr. Stein's Slasher .. .. 11 Mr David Hunter Mr Onus' Tom Either 22 Mr Chambre…
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The Darlington Club Races commenced yesterday and terminated to-day. The Course was respectably attended and the weather being favorable, the sport was good, and showed a great…
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These Races took place on the 28th and 29th ultimo. The turn out of Racers from all accounts, was not to the despised, neither…
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The attendance was very numerous, every family of respectability in the neighbourhood being present, and all seemed highly pleased…
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The attendance during the first two days of the races was considerable, the weather for the season of the year being extermly favorable. By referring to the account of the races…
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MR. EDITOR—Like most of my countrymen, the natives, I am fond of a fine horse. I account myself a judge of good points, and would walk a mile on foot to feast my eyes with the symmetrical…
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THESE races commenced on Wednesday last, and, notwithstanding the unfavourable state of the weather, the attendance on the ground was not only very numerous, but highly respectable,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Country News. Maitland Races. "How are the mighly fallen." August, 11, 1841
The attempt at Races, 'got up by Jockeys, Blackings, &c, came off this day at Maitland Five horses had been in training at Cutts' stables for some time past, and…
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As was anticipated, these races facetiously termed "the Ticket of leave races" have proved a total failure, and with a course and club composed for the most part of Emancipists and…
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The first day's racing at Homebush being the Spring meeting for the present year, took place yesterday. Public notice having for some time previously…
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On Tuesday, the first day's racing took place at Homebush—the Epsom of Australia. The day was beautiful in the extreme, and at an early hour parties on foot, on horseback,…
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We have been accustomed, for the public convenience, and our proper profit, to print and circulate, upon the days of popular races, a handbill with "the full, true, and particular…
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