St Leger contenders tilt in Melbourne racing card
Tempest and Respirator are favored to finish first in the Flemington St Leger ahead of a crowded field. Tempest impressed by nearly beating Tetreen in the Brunswick Stakes, while Respirator ran well in the King's Cup. Other notable starters include Kingdom, Caragona, Early Bird, Disdain, and Irving, with numerous entries across Victoria Derby and Autumn events.
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Flemington
Ortello
Melbourne
Tempest
Windhag
Tetreen
Marauder
Kingdom
Buralong
Tom
Curt
Gay Prince
Newmarket
Aapapejo
Sydney
Bundamba race day hopes loom as Gold Fish leads field
Bundamba sprinters look open with Gold Fish favored after a strong Saturday showing in the Hundred. Will Bee from Toowoomba should top the Eighth Division Handicap, while Verde and Cashdown also attract interest as potential placers. Royal Helena and Sundhanl headline the Seventh Division field with several others vying for minor places. Final placings may come from Sunchain, Foxwill, or Tom's Speck.
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Bundambe
Gold Fish
Will Bee
Ipswich
Verde
Wyenbach
High Fox
William the Silent
Toowoomba
Cashdown
Albion Park
Will
Verde Cashdown
Sundhanl
Doomben
Lobomin
Bonnie Innia
Foxwill
White Moon
Deagon
Sunchain Fox
Tom's
Clyde Syce Leads Easy Run Against Bundamba Field
Clyde Syce, the country champion, is favored in the Second Division as recent form from Deagon suggests a smooth path. Amber Bay High Mead Inglebar and several others show promise, with Retold, Albro, and Miramond among strong challengers entering the Bundamba Handicap field.
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Clyde Syce
Deagon
Pale Pea
Eg Prince
Amber Ray
Warwillah
Amber Bay High
Meadinglebar
H’cap
Amber Bay High Mead
Inglebar
Gold Fish Leads Packed Field in Brisbane Racing Context
Gold Fish penalised 41b after a Toowoomba win appears the pick of the field in a Brisbane racing program. Overdraft, Lady Spearfelt, and Lady Ceisor among others show strong form, with Sundry horses like Choccone, Yut Nee, and Milluna also featured in divisions and handicaps across Ipswich and Deagon meetings.
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Ipswich
Dernier Do
Polgate
Lady Spearfelt
Coloured Loch
Devon
Rutland
Bulltop
Gold Fish
Toowoomba
Spearfelt
Lady Ceisor
Milluna
Deagon
Felt Spear
Vain 2
Choccone
Yut Nee
Albion Park
Operatic
Sydney
Brisbane
Surcharge
Martle Pride
Mondage
Young Poy
Soult Shade
Harvesters Selections Racing Card Summary
The Harvester's selections list race divisions and horse names for an Ipswich card. Notable entries include Fox Will Tom's Spec in Eighth Division and Clyde Syde High Fox Credit Slip in Second Division, with Bundami Tears Retold Albero and Surchage Feltspear among others across divisions from First to Fifth and Third.
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Lady Kenlor
Gleaming Star
High Fox
Ipswich
Clyde Syee
Baringa
Pree
Credit Slip
Smart Bachelor
Deagon
Clyde Syde High Fox Credit
Colts sell to 1150 guineas in Melbourne sale
Melbourne buyers pay 1150 guineas each for colts by Gay Lothario and Manfred the Vist. Sale notes yearlings, with bids recorded Monday in Melbourne.
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Melbourne
Gay Lothario
Manfred
Vist
Rockhampton Jockey Club Suspension Draws Appeal
In Rockhampton a jockey coin suspension from the Fifth Division start prompted H J Barurdey Bead H to face stewards. The club issued a notice of appeal as Jackson indicated plans to challenge the ruling.
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Rockhampton
Rockhampto Club
Mostinas Barurdey
H. J
Giri Bolo
Jackson
New Schemes To Increase Union Finances
Proposals urge clubs to pay affiliation fees and capitation charges, to fund rugby union. Debates at annual meetings show mixed support for a ground fee, risking member withdrawal, while trials and selections proceed for the South War and Queensland committees. Notable signings include Joe Costello and Bruce Rylance with GPS and Brothers clubs planning pre-season training in the Domain.
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Wellington College Old Boys
G.ps
Oxlade
Lewis
Jones
N S W Union’s Best Season Highlighted at Meeting
At the NSW Rugby Union annual meeting in Sydney the organization was praised for its best-ever financial season. President W W Hill noted home players’ rep record was below hopes, but several young players would gain from experience. The balance sheet showed a £11393/9/11 surplus, raising accumulated funds to £5005.
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Sydney
New South Wales Rugby Union
W.W. Hill
New Dates Set for Queensland Golf Championship
Queensland Council changed championship dates to avoid clash with New South Wales. Dates move from May 15-20 to May 27 to June 4. Australian and Queensland open champion Jim Ferrier expected to defend title. Officials Waterson Jones and Gead Naismith will visit Brisbane for the championship meeting. Agee ToYE golf course to open April 22.
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Queensland Golf Council
Queensland
South Wales
J. R. O'Keefe
New South Wales Golf Council
Queensland Council
Adelaide
New South Wales
Jim Perrier
Ferrier
Waterson
Jones
G. Ead
E. Naismith
Brisbane
Age Toye
Brisbane River Named Top Two-Year-Old For Doomben Race
Brisbane River, hailed as the best two-year-old seen in Brisbane for years, earned 9.8 in the Two-Year-Old Handicap for the race at Doomben next Saturday. Straight is Forlongs.
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Brisbane River
Brisbane
Doomben
Harris Riding Back To Brisbane After Melbourne Trip
Harris, recently in Melbourne, plans return to Brisbane tomorrow citing difficulty breaking into Melbourne money. He notes the Brisbane rival Alec will depart for Brisbane next week.
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Melbourne
Brisbane
Harris
Alec
Stewards Chief Illness Delays Post at A J C
Sydney reports that Mr J H, appointed last year as chairman of the Australian Jockey Club stipendiary stewards, is too ill to assume the post. Tr Higgins, reporting from Calcutta, says the illness is severe and sudden, keeping him unfit for a long time. Mr George Williams to carry on as at present.
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Sydney
Australian Jockey Club
J.H
Tr. Higgins
Calcutta
George Williams
Rockhampton Ladies Swim Carnival Opens With Titles
Rockhampton central island championship carnival began as Ruth Gill defended the 100 yards senior title and won the 8 yards medley. Doris Rendell captured the 8 yards junior back stroke, confirming a strong start for the Rockhampton Ladies Amateur Swimming Club.
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Rockhampton
Ruth Gill
Doris Rendell
Owners Back Spear Chief For Cup
Melbourne report shows Spear Chief in second place behind Bourbon as owners back the gelding for the Australian Cup. He will not race again until Saturday while Pageant moves to third, having overtaken Ortelle's Star, with a list of other runners including Bear, Bear the Pear, Mac O’Roni, and Grecian Princess among the contenders.
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David
Sackville
el Bruno
Hamurah
Newmarket
Bourke
Tetreen
Trump
Art Micawber
Solorua
Glentor
Melbourne
Spear Chief
Ortelle
Posaijon
Mac O'Roni
Narrow victory for Hall in Sydney contest
Joe Hall of Australia edged Henry Moreno in a tight Sydney Stadium bout with Hall taller and more athletic as the decisive points came in the final round. Referee M. Lacey resigned his post at Olympia Sports Ltd, as Les Pearson was appointed to fill the vacancy after the “no fight” ruling on the Red Palmer versus Alabama Kid bout last Friday.
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Sydney
Joe Hall
Australia
Jean
Henry Moreno
Sydney Stadium
Hall
Moreno
M. Lacey
Olympia Sports, Ltd
Sports Arena
Red" Palmer
Alabama
R. Les Pearson
Olympia Sports
Potter Appointed Non Playing Coach for Rockhampton Rugby
The Rockhampton Rugby League management committee tonight named Morman Potter as non playing coach for the forthcoming season a two week period at a salary of £8. The appointment signals a new coaching phase for Rockhampton ahead of the season start.
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Potter
Rockhampton
Meehow
Leenie Tonight
Morman Potter
NSW League reports £1007 profit for year in review
At the annual meeting of the Hose Botts Wales Rugby League in Sydney tonight a report showed a profit of £1007 for the year. The commission noted a toss of £1000 on the previous year’s workings.
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Sydney
Botts
South Africa 530 in final Test as Nourse reaches century
In Durban on March 6, Nourse extended an overnight 77 to 103 before Perks bowled him. South Africa closed their first innings at 530, with Melville 125 and Nourse top scoring amid a series of middle order contributions.
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Associated Press
Durban
M.C.C
Nourse
Perks
South En
Melville
H.w
Sercent A van der Byl
B. Perks
Mitchell
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Rowan
Move To Change Soccer Control Fails
Corinthians Club move to shift code control to Brisbane Ipswich senior clubs was ruled out of order by the metropolitan committee of the Queensland war Council. Proposal to allow reserve players from first division teams faced new limits. amendment barred return of players to lower grades without special permission. Affiliation closures for senior grades postponed from March 8 to March 11. Secretary salary to be shared by State Council and metropolitan committee with 60 percent from the council. Nominations for president and treasurer to be discussed next week.
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Metropolitan Committee
Queensland War Council
Brisbane
Ipswich
Soccer Council
State Council
R. Shayler
Victorian rifle events draw marksmen from Kingaroy and beyond
Arm strong and W R Buitts worth of Kingaroy, two of Queensland s best shots, will contest the Victorian Rifle Association s annual prize meeting at Williamstown Range from March 1 to 18 for prize money totaling £4600. Ipswich and West Moreton prize meeting follows April 29 to May 1 on the bank Range. B series on day one, A series on day two. North Queensland Rifle Association 48th annual prize meeting at Cluden Range Townsville April 7 to 10 offers £600. Queensland Rifle Club championship matches £100. Band series fired April 7 with entries closing March 31. Richmond Tweed District Rifle Clubs Union meets Tristler Rifle Range Lismore April 7 and 8 with cash prizes and trophies worth £340.
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W. R. Buittsworth
Kingaroy
Queensland
Victorian Rifle Association
Williamstown
Ipswich and
West Moreton
Bank Range
North Queensland Rifle Association
Clucen Range
Townsville
Queensland Rifle Club
Priday
Richmond-Tweed
Rifle Clubs’ Union
Tricester
Lismore
Pamelus Scratched From Lloyd Stakes Note
Melbourne reports Brazandt scratched from Bourke Handicap at Flemington tomorrow and Anne from March Nursery. Pamelus withdrawn from Lloyd Stakes and parameth tied from the Australian Cup.
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Brazandt
Plemington
Anne
March Nursery
Pamelus
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