The Regatta
THE first race: for gigs pulling four oars, from a warp off Soldiers' Point, round Pinchgut Island on the north side, and back to the starting boat. First boat £10, second boat…
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The Regatta
This Regatta did not succeed so well, nor was it conducted with such spirit as most of those which we have before witnessed. It likewise blew too hard to give the rowing fair play…
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THE above races took place on Tuesday, the 17th instant, and was well attended, upwards of fifteen hundred persons being present each day, a great number of whom being gentlemen…
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MAY MEETING, 1842.—The above races took place on Tuesday, the 17th instant. They were attended by upwards of 1500 persons each day, a great number of whom…
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MR. EDITOR—Would You please to inform "Scrubber," of the Australian, that the chief cause of the Braidwood races coming off in June, rather than in July, was so event most unexpected in that…
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MR. EDITOR—In reply to the query put by J. M. A. Scrubber (Esquire), in your publication of the 4th instant, 1 beg to inform him that the election of stewards. &c., &c., took place at a meeting convened…
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A correspondent of the Australasian Chronicle, in answer, to a query in the Australian, why the Braidwood Races are to come off in June instead of July, in the most candid mariner has published to the world,…
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FIRST DAY—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3rd, 1842. First Race. THE UNION STAKES of Five Sovereigns each with Eighty Sovereigns…
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THESE races will come off on the Campbelltown Race Course, on Tuesday, the 6th of September next, and the two following days:—…
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These races came off on the 23rd and 24th June, when the attendance of persons as well from the surrounding districts as the immediate neighbourhood, was much greater than could have been…
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THESE races came off on the 23rd and 24th June, when the attendance of persons, as well from the surrounding districts as the immediate neighbourhood, was much greater…
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In spite of the gloomy threatenings of the weather for the few previous days, during which the rain poured down heavily, the sun rose up brightly in the morning…
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The "first day's Races on the Hawkesbury Turf Club Course, came off on Wednesday last, at which there was as good an attendance us usual. The day was one of those…
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The second day's sport of the Hawkesbury Turf Club, came off with considerable e lat. The horses cleared their leaps in a most satisfactory manner, which proved the…
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Thursday last wound up the Races of the Spring Meeting of the Hawkesbury Turf Club. First Race—Richmond Purse of £75, with…
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These sports commenced yesterday, but notwithstanding the salubrity of the weather, and the fair state of the roads, the attendance on the course was less than it has been on any…
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These races commenced on Wednesday last and to the lovers of the sport afforded a high treat. The attendance, however, was by no means an good as usual owing…
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The races at Parramatta commenced on Wednesday last; the weather was highly favourable, and the attendance though not so large as usual was, considering the dullness of the times, very fair…
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These Races yesterday came of in a very superior style. Every person whom we have seen express their delight in no measured terms. We are indebted to the kindness of a gentleman…
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These sports concluded on Friday. We were gratified to observe, that on the last day the attendance was most numerous, and equally as respectable as on the first day…
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