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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
4
Tattersall's notices show reduced consultations from 5/8 to 5/-, with prizes in a 212000 consultation. All cash prizes listed include second prize 2000, medals 1850, several smaller awards, and numerous 1 or 5 shilling prizes. Apply through local clients or send to Tattersall Hobart George Adams.
The article surveys Sydney racing safety concerns at Randwick where a large Novice division of 28 horses faced risks. It notes too many riders and cycles of danger as horses crowd a tight field, with near crashes cited and calls for limiting starters in novices to reduce injuries.
The piece extols Tie 18 as the state’s best horseman and praises his modern racing approach. It asserts he avoids interference, shows nerve when needed, and never jeopardizes others despite past injuries not caused by him.
The notice lists acceptances for the Chile Phoenix at Ascot on Saturday and for Newmarket Hop with candidates Thought Reader Hoppy Returns Lairy Lindon Exaltation Lay Min Uhh Smile among others. Also shows odds and race details for several runners including Worwlekere King Buralong Spear Queen Talton.
Bowen and Townsville visitors dominate the local cricket match overpowering the home side with strong batting and tight bowling. The visitors built a solid partnership and sealed victory as the local eleven failed to find rhythm.
Report covers bowling season notes, player movements, and recent matches. It recaps bowling results between Shkinner Currall and Skelly Hyeinw, lists teams Bowen Townsville and Townsville cricketers, and mentions planned visits, committee actions, and acknowledgments of players like Archie Watt and J. Kelly.
Rugdiag morning meeting handicaps announced by Roy Cook, with entries including M A Celine, Bearer, Vinter, Viol, Hemclad, Mis Awn and Whils. Handicap table lists weights and positions for Sunday draw.
A detailed shoot day at Grand View Cup includes Alf Seliice leading with 4h and Tock Malone close behind with 45. Scores for the event show G. Burton and J. Malone among leaders across 800 yards and 900 yard ranges with varying wind and mirage. The article notes changing conditions, sighting difficulties, and upcoming Wheat for WEE rounds with prospects for new competitors at the January event.
Sydney racing notes list Tattersall accepted entries for Randwick main events. The lineup features Pattington Star, Winooka, Australia Fair, Crumper, Leichion, Carefree, Golden Gate, Vista, The Marne, Dame Moab, Perela, Drity, Deman Tct, and others with 100 furlongs noted for a few entries.
Melbourne notes acceptances for Saturday’s primetime events headlined by Mentose Plate and Biome Hero. The list includes Harry Garin La Seals Call Weird Wane Shot Royal Munting Sharda Hitler Agell the Pirst BUMMER HOGS Uf miles Shatter Dark Man Plenine Silveroik Three Tips Thelen Alfamge and other entrants.
Advertisement item lists CHE ALOE and PINK LINED VESTAL envelopes in packets of 25 and 1000, with price breaks per quantities. Mentions CHEAPER LINE for sending out accounts and advance Bowen by dosing business with Towen Traders. Notes sending away for goods meing less employ.
The Bowen P A M Association outlines a long list of races for boys and girls aged variously from under 6 to under 15. Events include sack races, three legged races, obstacle races, bicycle races, and novelty contests with prizes. open to all children, admission 1 shilling, schoolchildren free.
In Queensland the second heat of the 10th Skiff Australian Championship was won by Betey LL skippered by Herrthe Uroneh. The Berlin yacht Act SEW claimed second place with Betey LL finishing third.
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