Melbourne racing notes show mixed morning trials at Caufield
The report details numerous morning workouts at Caufield with horses such as Parisian, Rosny, Jolly and Gold Vale clocked over distances from four to six furlongs. Trainers and new arrivals are noted, including T. Poyten and Nextey, as horses complete sprints and longer gallops.
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Melbourne
Cauigeld
Circe
Lord Capalet
L Éy
Parisian
Uni
Bin
Fey
Rosny
Jolly Ueigger
Gilver
Cem Furlonge
Feleasse
Viurlonges
Gold Vale
Boumie Colin
Pittsburgh End Hippodrome
Kid Lewis Beats Til In Ireland Bout For £600 Purse
Kid Lewis defeated Paul Til of Prem ierland by disqualification in the twelfth round at Norman Park on the 1st instant, winning by an innings and 37, with Til disqualified in the final round. The purse stood at £600, and the bout drew notable attention. Local reports note the victory as a clear win for Lewis, though some accounts are unclear due to reporting errors.
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Kid Lewis
Paul Til
Premierland
Til
Norman Park
Race results for the Gret trophy finish with few boats
The Gret race opened with light winds and a cautious start. Ning won the start and Gret finished the course, with Prewe taking second as the only other boat to complete the time. Prova earned three consecutive wins in the event.
Seimeing Championship Decided at Domain Baths
In Sydeey on February 3 the half mile Seimeing Championship of Australia concluded with W. Longworth first, T. Byes second, Senith third. Time 12 min 0 35 ee Senith beat Springfeld for third place.
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Sydeey
Australia
Domain Baths
W. Longworth
T. Byes
Senith
Springfeld
Quomeland
Local Committee Notes and Community Changes
The chairman announced issues in the annual report and committee moderates flagged a few for poor relief, all severe. W Cosper has long acted as a public-spirited figure. E G Johnson, Shire Councillor and Hospital Committee chair, sold his Lochica farm to Olivagie of Wintonway. Kl Clay leaves the Victoria Hotel business as farmers embrace the new agreement with the CSR Company. many have signed already and more likely to join in a week or two.
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E.G. Johnson
Lochica
Olivagie
Wintonway
Jobeson
K. Clay
Victoria Hotel
East Ingham
C.8.r
Wool Market Forecast for Next Sale in February
The wool market is expected to firm for high quality wools with stronger demand from southern states. Yorishire and American buyers are anticipated to participate freely as catalogues total around 30 000 bales. Names appearing include Candlish and Belson with Philp and Co preparing notices for next week.
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Tureday Moa
AGN
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Munket Belle
Woorsk
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Darrawa
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Roayth
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Limdees
Prince
Doongara
Newberry
Cartain
Dares
Lom Amma
Wes
Billman's
Wendy
Hillman
Hillieses
Bee
Weil
Abbott St. Cairns
Ledlie
Hes
Rich Maver
Omer
Aimy
Milway
J. Wolfe
St Lig & Gutless
Lewis v. Til
Cairns Timber Limited
Zingarib
Newmay Vs. Gray
London
Feersdey
Weeman
Sueromb
Jooper
A Ae
T. Blackisy
Jas. Thomas
H. M.keight
W.cosper
Willer
Themes Bros
Atherton Ambul
J. Johnsandeein
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T. Peeks
Jon Trefter
Sewsagest
Ment
Cheoe
Proto Frames
Sous
Wool Market
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Recuer
Gumnen
Belson
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Gewsier
Larmere
Halifax
Saerer
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