Doubtful Runner Wins Main Race at Randwick
Sydney race summary notes Levardo a seven year gelding won the mile and a half main event by three lengths over favourite Arson Cambridge in a hot finish. Selkrig rode Prince Dante, while Arson challenged strongly. Queenberry and others showed less pace as distances and times are recorded for multiple races and betting.
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Freeman
Yas Sabe
J. Finn
H. McNamara
Arson Cambridge
Peeey
Turtons
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Selkrig
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Ihlen
Man wins jackpot with £200 stake in five-race tote
Regular bettor Mr Martin, 51, backed all five Jackpot races and won £23,955. He saved £400 by sharing with a Nearco Lad backer, then bet £200 on Alandra in the final, securing a large payout. He plans further racing ventures, including owning Zaheida at auction for 1,200 guineas.
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Ulandra
Nearco Lad
Subjent Unite
Main Tay
Shacpie
Shee Berita Pres
Australia
Levardo
Uale
Om Alandra
Puntere
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Lavyardo
Zaheida
Yowani Golf Winners Lead Captain's Trophy Qualifier
Yowani yesterday hosted a golf competition where B. Martyn aged 18 scored 40 points to win a grade. Peerie R. Luke, 17, tallied 38 points. Shain and D. Davies, both 11, posted 87 points. C. Witt 16, 36 points. L. Smith 15, 36 points. Mulcahy 18, 8 points. Next Saturday features another event and the third Captain's Trophy qualifying round.
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Rain Stops Play In Bowls Titles at South Green
Semi finals brought surprise results with clear victories as crowd applauded good shots. Yesterday's play saw Hawes defeat Gone 81 to 16 in singles and other matches shaping the final at South Green next Saturday at 3 80.
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Quean- Ine Gone
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A. Lappan
Kenmore
Patts
Duddle-Gra
Goulburn
Kelly
Polish star shatters javelin record at Australia Day meet
Polish games star improves javelin mark to 164 feet 58 inches at Wayville Australia Day event, beating the Australian record. The performance, noted Monday, highlights the day’s standout achievement in field events.
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Kramer Troupe To Play At White City
Promoter Jack Kramer will stage the Ampol £10,000 Round Robin at White City beginning Friday night and continuing through Tuesday. He will pay £4,000 rent to the N.S.W. Lawn Tennis Association for court use as the Australian Lawn Tennis Association prepares approval. Kramer will feature eight players.
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Kramer
Golden Doubles Wins Reid Stakes Then Injury Ends Racing
Melbourne reports reveal Golden Doubles won the Reid Stakes in brilliant fashion defeating My Hour but then suffered a recurring sesamoid bone injury. Trainer H. J. Hoysted said the bone completely cracked previously and the horse would not race again. A veterinary operation reset the bone and support boot, yet news confirmed a relapse and retirement from racing.
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Golden Doubles
H. J. Hoysted
Randwick
Bayated
Wee Hayated
Fonday
Moonee Warden Dobles
Hoysted
Caulfield
NSW Set For Outright Win
NSW and Victoria fought a tight match led by notable players Ott and J Martin for NSW while Philpott took four for 16 and halted a Victorian push. Shaw and I. Shaw stood for Victoria with 41, Booth resumed at 107, and Rorke bowled well alongside the NSW bowlers as rain looms to decide the outcome.
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Theictorians
Philpott
Huntington
J. Shaw
Victoria
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Martin
N.S.W
I. Shaw
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Tamworth Athletes Dominate Sydney Country Championships
Tamworth led two of three divisions at the Sydney athletic field with 26 points to win the W. J. Ryan Shield, ahead of Mid-West 23 and Mwadarra 13. Tamworth also captured the Sub Juniors Association Pennant with 14 points while Mid-West took the L. J. Nixon Shield by three points over Muswellbrook and Camden.
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Sydney Athletic Field
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Camden
Wilkinson Wins Fourth N.5.W. Country Tile
Brian Wilkinson of Murwilliburra won his fourth country title at Dubbo beating Souter and Middleton. He set a new country record in the 20 yard senior men’s event with a time near 2.26.8, while other country records were noted for Tar and the women’s junior events. Marion Foye and Wood set records in the 4x50 yard relays and the under 17 freestyle, with coaches and rivals named in the day’s results.
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Brian Wilkinson
Murwellbrook
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