Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Kensington Park Races. Melbourne
THE Kensington Park Races took place to-day, with the following results:— Hurdle Race of [?] sovereigns; 14 mile; Nardoo 1, Stampede 2, Duchass [?]…
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Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Amateur Turf Club Races. Melbourne
THE Victorian Amateur Turf Club meeting took place at Caulfield, to-day. There was a good attendance, and the weather was splendid. HURDLE RACE.—Nardoo 1, Sepia 2, Devlin 3. This…
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The committee of the New South Wales Coursing Club held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the Royal Hotel, to make arrangements for running off a stake or two before the close of the season. Mr…
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A private coursing party has been arranged for Saturday nest, by Mr. W. M'Culloch, at which Sir George Bowen, Sir William Jerrois (if well enough), Colonel Scratchley and others will be…
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This match, which had been talked of for a week or two previous, attracted a number of spectators, a large proportion of which were ladies, to the Albion Ground, on Saturday. The Newcastle players arrived by special train at half-past 2,…
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All preparations for these midwinter races are progressing as favou[?] as anyone could by possibility desire, and everything bespeaks a highly successful issue; for though of course, the handicaps…
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A CONSIDERABLE time having elapsed since the match between the Waratah and Carlton clubs came off, those who take any interest in the game have had abundant opportunity to discuss the merits of the two games and elect…
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THOUGH I'am certainly not very sanguine bf being able to pick the winners right out for Saturday's events, yet I think I ought to get pretty nigh to some of them; and so I'll try my hand. Of the Bondi Handicap lot,…
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THESE clubs met last Saturday to try conclusions on the Albert Ground. The match had been looked forward to with great interest by the lovers of football, and both captains had reason to be proud of their, teams. The infusion of new blood…
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The races which were to have come off to-day, but on account of the bad state of the weather were, postponed at 9 o'clock this morning, until Saturday next, the 21st. The committee did not deem it…
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THE weather was wet, but there was a fair attendance. Sires' Produce Stakes.—Four starters: Athlete by Kelpie I, The Nun by Kelpie 2. The Wolf by Loup Garou 3. Prince of Wales' Stakes.—Jardine's Clarence 1, Boyd's…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →COURSING. N. S. W. C. C. Meeting, August 9 and 10, at Bathurst
THE lovers of the leash who have time on their bands win have a chance to spend a couple of pleasant days at Bathurst next month. The programme consists of three events—viz., the Lceholme Stakes, for sixteen all-aged greyhounds, the…
Continued on Trove, page 52 →Sporting. [By Telegraph.] Grafton Races—second Day
IT is raining but there is a fair attendance. SIRES' PRODUCE STAKES.—Four starters: Athelete by kelpie 1, The Nun by Kelpie 2, The Wolf by Loup Garou 3; splendid race…
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THE weather was fine, and a moderate attendance. Mares' Producer Stakes.—T. H. Smith's Nun 1, T. H. Smith's Athlete 2, Mr. Greave's Wolf 3. Ladies' Purse.—Bundock's Excelsior 1, Sparke's Macaroni…
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THE Waterloo Cup will be run in the Woolshed Paddock, Sunbury, on Monday, and following days. The following drew this afternoon :—Hart's Domestic against Elworthy's Ciron ; Cathing's Athol Drose against Hill's Brindisi ; Hickey's…
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THE WATERLOO CUP will be run in the Woolshed Paddock, Sunbury, on Monday, and following days. The following drew this aftetnoon:—Hart's Domestic Elworthy's Ciron; Cathing's Athol Brose against Hill's…
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THE third day's coursing for the Waterlog Cup and its belongings came off yesterday at Sunday, when the first ties of the Cup were run through, and three courses of the Waterloo Purse. New South Wales has Gill Gill and Barunan still…
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THE attendance at the matches to-day was moderato, and the sport a little better than the day before. WATERLOO CUP—FIRST TIES. Domestic beat Brindi[?] Barunah (N. S. W.) beat…
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The most important match of the season will occur to-morrow, at the Albert Ground, between these two leading clubs, who meet for the first time this, year. Bearing well in mind their respective victories…
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THE weather was very unfavourable for the coursing matches. There was a blinding rain, and consequently very bad sport, which ceased early. Nothing was done with the Waterloo Cup…
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