Victoria Racing Club
THE following acceptances have been made for the follow ing events:— THE AUSTRALIAN CUP.—Imperial, Fisherman, [Star, Briseis, Mountaineer, Jupiter, Evening Star, Sybil, Aconite…
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Cricket. Matches This Day
Carlton v. Belvidere; Domain. Cap Match, Albert Ground. CHALLENGE CUP. ALBERTS (HOLDERS) V. UNIVERSITY…
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V. H. C. C.—It is a ball. M. J., Sydney.—The score is correct. Powell and Iceton trade 27 each in the first innings. The former scored exactly the same number in the second innings…
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Bathurst Cup Meeting, May 16, 17, 18. NOTES. I HAVE this week to note the appearance of the programme of our Coursing Club for their three days' meeting, in the Bathurst country, in May, at which the…
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The following acceptances have been made:— Maiden Plate,—Ghinnil Ghinni. Misohevons, After Dark, Cigarette. Olive, Caroline, Jack of Trumps. Town Plate. — Downs, Gratis, Sultan, West Australian…
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Badminton Stakes:—Pluto 1, Pearl 2. Won easily, Time 2min 50sec. Selling Hurdles.—Planet 1, Athol 2, Tommy Dodd 3. Won essily…
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There was a numerous attendance at the races, but the weather was dull and boisterous. Governors Bowen, Gregory, and Weld were present. TRIAL STAKES.—Jupiter 1, Confidence 2. Won in a canter…
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MAIDEN PLATE.—Ladybird, Bushman, Courier. PUBLICAN'S PURSE.—Theodore, Goldfinder. Won by a head. FLYING HANDICAP.—Early Bird, Friendless…
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Winner of the Cup, Coomassie; winner of the Plate, Poacher; winner of the Purse, Change…
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MAIDEN PLATE.—Ghinni Ghinni 1, Cigarette 2, Caroline 3. PRINCE OF WALES STAKES.—After Dark 1, Bay Middleton, 2. Clifden 3…
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The following are the results of to-day's racing. Large numbers of persons were present, and the grand stand was well patronised:- MAIDEN PLATE.—Ghinni Ghinni 1, Cigarette 2,…
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IN consequence of the heavy rain which fell on Saturday last, the Challenge Cup contest and other matches of interest were postponed, and I have, therefore, very little in the way of cricket gossip to give this week. In fact, the only…
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THESE races came off on their advertised dates under the management of good officials, who each and all seemed determined from the outset to leave no stone unturned to make them a grand success, which they undoubtedly were so far as…
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March 3: Cup Match, Albert Ground…
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THE following are the entrien and acceptance for the above meeting:— TRIAL STAKES.—Mr Lynch's Mystery, Mr A. Bowman's May, Mr M. Thompsons Cyclone, Mr A. Loder's Guelder…
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BYLONG STAKES.—Melody 1, Jack of Trumps 2, Mig nonette 3. JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.—Miss Kingston 1, Chieftain 2, Gratis 3…
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DURING the week we have had news by cablegram of the result of the Waterloo Meeting. The winner has turned up in Mr. Gittus's Coomassie, by Celebrated out of Queen, a puppy that performed well in this his first season. He…
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A meeting of the members ef the New South Wales Cricket Association was held at Tattersall's Hotel last evening, Mr. Richard Driver, M.L.A. President, occupying the chair. After the minutes of the…
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Yesterday afternoon, on the occasion of the departure of the cricket and handball teams for Melbourne, by the City of Melbourne, a Urge crowd of parsons gathered on the wharf to see them off. The…
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There was a very fair attendance at the races to-day. The weather turned out splendid. Ca[?]amia and Briseis ran badly in the Ledger, especially the former. He will not now be supported for the Australian…
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