Parramatta Races. Thursday—second Day. First Race; Steward's Purse
Mr. C. Robert's Ch.m. Quail, Badkin 1 1 Mr. J. Callen's ch.h. Marquis 2 2 Mr. Nicholson's ch. g. Jim-along-Josey dr. Second Race; Scrubber's Plate…
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Sporting Intelligence. Parramatta Races
THESE races commenced on Wednesday last; but in consequence of the depression of the times the attendance was not so numerous as usual. The excellent arrangements of the…
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We are somewhat late with our report of these Races, which terminated on Friday last, but we now supply the deficiency with a report from our usual Sporting…
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THE Mudgee Town Plate of forty pounds for all horses, with a sweepstakes of five pounds each added. Heats twice round the course—entrance £5. Three entrances or no…
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THESE are certainly not times when sports, requiring a large outlay of money such as horse racing, should be encouraged; and we would suggest to the…
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The Homebush, September Meeting commences to-morrow, and from the favourable state of the weather, and the calibre of the horses entered, we may confidently predict…
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A MATCH came off on Monday, at Parramatta, between the Liverpool and Parramatta Clubs; the latter club was victorious, but the Liverpool men complain of…
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The glorious weather, the gaiety of a large and fashionable company on the course, and the spirit with which the sports were got up, may be named as the three…
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The above races took place on Tuesday, the 12th instant, and two following days, and were numerously attended, the days being remarkably fine…
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The September Meeting came off on Tuesday last, and the two following days. The miserable attendance and general dullness clearly proved, that even the lovers of the sports of…
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A CRICKET match came off on Wednesday last, at Mr. Neitch's on the Parramatta-road, between the Burwood and Pa[?]ramatta Clubs. The following is the result…
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Those Races commenced on the 10th of September, and notwithstanding the dullness and pressure of the times, there was a numerous attendance of gentlemen and a…
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GENTLEMEN,—Amidst the various subjects of which your correspondent's communications are characterised, please allow me to give a few lines in your paper, very…
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SOME short time since an account appeared of a match which had been played at Parramatta, between the Liverpool and Parramatta Clubs, in which the latter of the clubs was…
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The Penrith Races, which came off last week, were well attended, and displayed more spirit than might have been anticipated from the "monetary confusion" murmurs…
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YESTERDAY afternoon, a match at single wicket came off on the Australian Cricket Ground, between four of the military belonging to the 80th Regiment and four natives of…
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THE Military having challenged the members of the Australian and Victoria Cricket Clubs, respectively, to play them, the first of these matches came off yesterday between the…
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In noticing the festivities of Tuesday last, a day set apart for joyous recreation, we are happy to have it in our power to record that nothing in the shape of discontent. was any…
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