Parramatta Races
THERE was a very thin attendance to[?] It was in consequence of information de[?] by our reporter from the Clerk of the Coun[?] Wednesday forenoon, just before the [?]…
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Original Correspondence. Parramatta Races
To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Hera[?] GENTLEMEN,—Your report of the Parra[?] races, in this day's paper, I beg to say is [?] correct; I never said I could have won [?]…
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THE second annual Bengalla Races commenced at Bengalla, the residence of Captain David Scott, on Wednesday, the 17th instant, and the sports continued three days. The…
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The following are the entrances for the ensuing Homebush meeting. FIRST DAY—TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. Champion Cup…
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Considering the great importance justly attached to the national amusement of horse racing, and that it has been solely instrumental in procuting for the Parent Country…
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THESE sports commenced on Tuesday, but although the weather was as propitious as the most ardent admirers of the turf could desire, and the course in excellent order, the…
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Cambelltown races came off on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday last; the weather was fine, and the course crowded with all the beauty and fashion of the neighbouring populous and flourishing…
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These Race came off on tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday last, and one advantage attending them was, that the weather during the three days was bright and…
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The following are the Horses entered for these Races, which are to come off To-morrow, Wednesday, and Thursday. After the first day's race, an Ordinary will be given…
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These races will commence today; below we give a list of the horses which are entered for Tuesday and Thursday. On Tuesday evening an ordinary will be given at the Royal Hotel, and after the cloth…
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Yesterday being the first day of the Homebush Spring Meeting on the turf, the sporting world was on the qui vive at an early hour, notwithstanding the…
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The sports of Wednesday commenced with the Tradesman's Purse. The attendance was not so numerous even as on the former day; although the sun shone out…
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HOMEBUSH Races, being the Spring Meeting, ended yesterday. The attendance was far more numerous than on the two preceding days. His Excellency the Governor and…
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Wednesday, being the second day, was set apart for bye matches, and such sports as might be determined on at the time; but although the weather was favourable throughout the day, the course was…
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Thursday was the last day of the Homebush Races, and was a much finer day than the two preceding ones. The attendance was also more numerous. His excellency the Governor and family…
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THE Homebush Races commenced this Spring under such discouraging circumstances-- dullness of times, pecuniary depression, and gloomy weather, combined-- that we were apprehensive…
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These races commenced on Wednesday, September 27th, with weather favourable to the sport. The course was well attended with the beauty and fashion of the surrounding populous districts. Never before…
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Farmers' Purse, value £25; for horses of all ages, the bona fide property of farmers residing in the districts of Bong Bong, Berrima, and Sutton Forest; to be handicapped…
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These sports came off on Wednesday, September 28th, and the following day, and if the Course was not so crowded as the admirers of the Turf could have wished, it…
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