Races Under the Management of the Australian Jockey Club
THE following are the Entrances for the St. Leger and Trial Stakes, 1851:— ST. LEGER. Colts, 8 st. 7 lb. Fillies, 8 st. 4 lb…
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Maitland Christmas Races
Our usual Christmas Races came off on Thursday and Friday. On Thursday the weather was beautiful, a refreshing easterly breeze tempering the warmth of the sun, and making it more like a spring day than the middle of summer. The course was rather thinly…
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Those Races came off on New year's Day, on the Race-course, Cook's River, near Canterbury, to the great satisfaction of a numerous and respectable assemblage—riders and visiters all…
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A superior hog-skin Saddle, provided by Mr. T. Riley, of the Cottage of Content, and valued at Five Guineas, was run for on boxing day in Mr. Ford's paddock, Kelso. About 200 people assembled to witness the contest. The following horses were…
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These races came off on Wednesday and Thursday, the 1st and 2nd days of January. The weather was fine and warm, but the wind was rather gusty, causing an occasional brickfielder. The course was in excellent order--the lagoon on the race course…
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January, 1.—Match at Sydney between Hilliard and ten others and Palmer and ten others. Won by the former by one with eight wickets to go down…
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The first of January, 1851, will be a memorable day in the sporting annals of the southern district, for on that day one of the best and most numerously attended turf meetings that it has been our fortunate lot to witness, took place on the Goulburn new…
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THE ROYAL VICTORIA.—The members of this Club will play the first of their monthly matches in the current year, this day, on the Cleveland Paddock, ground. "The wickets will be p[?]tched…
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Before we commence to chronicle this match, which, no doubt, your Sydney readers would like to hear about, it will be necessary to give a brief account how, and in what manner, the…
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On Tuesday night a "monster" meeting of the inhabitants of Doncaster was held in the Guildhall for the purpose, according to the intention of the promoters, of hearing addresses delivered in…
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IT is but necessary to glance at the programme issued by our aquatic friends for their Grand Annual Meeting to predict, confidently, a more than usually brilliant display on the bine waters…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Royal Victoria Theatre. Advanc[?]. Australia! 63rd Anniversary of the Foundation of the Colony. Regatta Day. This Evening, January 27
Will be produced a new Drams, entitled LAID UP IN PORT; OR, SHARKS IN THE OFFING. Captain Stockton, Mr. Willis Diego Bruno Villanos, Mr. Belfield;…
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As we predicted, this aquatic festival passed off most satisfactorily. A week having elapsed, we deem it unnecessary to give more than the result of each match, which will be found in our…
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THE disputed matches at the late Regatta were contested again yesterday. The day was remarkably fine, with a good breeze from the north-east…
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The wind-up of this highly-interesting aquatic fete did not take place till Monday last, on account of some disputed points as regarded the second and fifth matches on the Anniversary…
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The return match at single wicket between three members of the Surry Club, Pitt Town, viz:—the Messrs. Kippen and Huxley, against Messrs. M'Quade, Froeman, and Cullen, was…
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The greater number of horses which Siberia boasts of are contributed from the Steppes, from its own pure Mongolian race. These are ugly, of small size, of uncouth make, their coats…
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The annual races held en commemoration of the anniversary of the colony, came off on Monday last, in the presence of some two or three hundred of the Fish River peasantry, of all sorts and sizes, of both sexes, most of whom were decked out in their holiday best…
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THE ROYAL VICTORIA.—The members of this club will meet this morning in the Cleveland Cricket Ground for their usual monthly practice. The wickets will be pitched precisely at…
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Bombala........... 4th and 5th March. Carcoar........... 12th. 13th, and 14th March. Orange........... 18th. 19th. and 20th March. Hartley........... 25th, 26th, and 27th March…
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