Handicaps for Today Road Race Frag
Handicaps for the road race run this afternoon at 2 30 from the National Hotel Dains 0 Redlynch and return.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Feb 16, 1929
Page
11
Handicaps for the road race run this afternoon at 2 30 from the National Hotel Dains 0 Redlynch and return.
J Menro will ride Fredwill Hazel Boy and St. Fa at Warwick Farm. J Toohey will ride Trimara at Warwick Farm, with Light booked to leave Sydney. References to 7.12 and 82 pounds hint at weights while Euston and Barringbup appear in brief race mentions, with Knevitt noted and Melbourne Cup history recalled.
A declaration action is sought against wardens and stewards to address wrongful detention and damages for defamation. The case, filed February 15 in Bane, requests relief as deemed fit by the court and names McGhie as a party in the action.
Figure Favourite, top pick for the Oakleigh Plate, faces strong opposition at Williamstown with several rivals like Whitta and Karuma Stakes winner Violian looming. The field includes other noted runners. analysts warn the mile distance may test Figure’s stamina while Artil lery options appear limited amid a crowded, competitive lineup.
Warwick Farm card lists a jumble of races and entries with ambiguous horse names and captains. Difficult to parse but notes multiple stakes including Fe Ha Spaghetti Oakleigh Plate and George Stakes featuring Gothic and Greenray amid a crowded lineup.
The latest setting lists betting figures for the Oakleigh Plate including horses Harry Gavin Greentine Lady Beth Stardent Victran Adjong Day Dreamer Parsee and Greener with odds and positions noted.
Mulgrave 83 fans short of Highleigh as Highleigh wins in the Simmonds Caut Premiership. Key scores show Mulgrave batsmen including Lowther and Martin with notable 11 not out and 20, while Ireland and Jones contribute with wickets and runs.
The afternoon event features W A Collins Favell and T B O Meara among contestants in a five race series. Melody is favored for a trophy though rivals could force a dead heat across two or three boats. Handicaps and awards from Golden Vale Cafe and others are noted as the event proceeds on a two lap south east course with a shortened northerly course.
A meeting will be held at the residence of Mr J Arbuckle Edge Hall on Wednesday night February 2 for the purpose of forming a tennis club or association. The notices specify a general gathering to discuss organizing activities and plans for local tennis. Proceedings to establish membership and decide on facilities are expected.
A health notice describes gas pressure from bloating after meals causing nausea and chest pains. It warns that stomach gas can be serious, potentially fatal, and suggests prompt care. Samuel Alan & Sons Ltd. is listed as agents for a product claimed to banish gas.
A programme of £100 for athletic events is organized for the St Patrick's Day Sports at Atherton. A pedestrian double of £80 is included along with other attractions to draw record nominations and a large coastal attendance.
Weather and ground conditions delayed play as the Waratahs face Mercantiles and Rev ers play Ivanhoes on the No 2 wicket. No cricket was played last week due to the ground being used for a footrunning carnival and the schedule is three weeks behind.
At the Brisbane Cricket Ground Mr. E Blackmore the veteran slow bowler attended a meeting of Cairns and ex Cairns players with many members from Victoria present. The event drew a large crowd and showcased regional cricket ties.
Urne February 15 renewal of his jockeys license requested by W Duncan was refused by the V.R.C. committee.
A season of abnormal compression produced a series of smart storms around Cairns yesterday afternoon. Homeowners reported rain and varying lightning flashes followed by thunder, with near deafening aerial rattle during the storm activity.
At Herberton February 15 severe storms struck last night and again this evening. A display of electric sparks was seen and about an inch of rain fell in two storms.
The Field Superintendent notes depth of well now S feet with a very good drill result for the week. Repairs to a downed pumping plant at sub-bore required shifting workers and carting water 34 miles for operations. Pump repairs completed and continued sinking expected. Gas emanations remain light.
The Field Superintendent reports a very hard drilling depth of 447 feet with slow progress. Machinery runs well and drilling is expected to continue for about 60 feet more. A water supply was struck at 350 feet and pumping plant will be installed as surface supplies near exhaustion.
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