Storm Queen Runner-Up in William Reid Stakes
Storm Queen, a 3 year old filly from Melbourne, was defeated by Marmion by a short half head in the William Reid Stakes. Marmion won as Storm Queen and crowd praised the finish. Don Juan, a sprinter, finished second after a late challenge. Storm Queen’s season looks promising.
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Melbourne
Storm Queen
Marmion
William Reid
Vherive
Twg
Dont Juan
Moonee Valley
Rails
Srom Queen
Tobin
Cooma Cup Triumph by Outsider Amid Turbulent Canberra Races
An outsider wins the Cooma Cup amid a chaotic day at Canberra with Riverrerry leading into the straight before Royal Salute forces a protest that is upheld. Storm Queen and Tobin Bronze excel in supporting events as Marmion and others plan next races, while jockey Scott Lawson and trainer connections face scrutiny over protests and race conduct.
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Aigsen
Ty Ivan Thomson
Big Fale
Boh
Wolpe
Riverrerry
Thompson
Lion Hawk
Wo Wilson
Riverzeirs
Royal Salute
Storm Hawk
Wilson
Hany Cummings
Storm Queen
Water polo title held by ACT team after decisive win
ACT beat Toubbo 10 4 to retain the water polo title. Canberra led 4 4 at half time and surged in the second half to clinch the semifinal victory. Allan Smith praised all players. Fat Armstrong led scores with 18 goals in the series, with Chris Simpson and others contributing. Next year’s title series will be held in Canberra.
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ACT
Toubbo
Aina
Allan Smith
Canberra
Fat Armstrong
Govals
Chris Simpson
Smith
Graham Robinson
Hugh Crawley
Fret Grraham
Ian Dames
I 'Nill Brophy
Paul Lyddell
John Cording
Tumut Turf Club Cup Meeting
Theveday February 9 1967 at Tumut Turf Club features Prins Money racing for a $2600 purse in an upcoming Cup meeting card with local entries and betting interest.
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Tumut Turf Club Cup
Jockey Skeeter Kelly Remembered by Colleagues
Sydney mourns jockey Skeeter Kelly after a fatal fall at Randwick. Fellow riders, led by Fearless Jockeys, recall his career and loss as the racing community gathers in tribute at the track.
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Sydney
Emerson claims sixth Australian title in dominant final
The article reports Emerson winning his sixth Australian championship with decisive serving and groundstrokes over Newcombe. It notes multiple service breaks and errors by Ashe, while Roche, Tegner, and others are mentioned in related matches. Queensland pride and era details are referenced as the event unfolds.
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Ashe
Isn
Davidson
John” Newcombe
Emerson
Roche
Linvd
Podind
AL Roche
Gore
Ashes and Emerson clash highlights tense match
The report notes Ashes losing confidence as Emerson dominated with better strikes and intelligent lobs. It highlights Ashes' recurring errors, Emerson’s precise placements, and a tense rally that defined the contest amid American rivalry and emerging greats.
Call for shorter union tours and higher player allowances
Australian rugby union manager Bill McLaughlin urged shorter overseas tours and tripling players allowances. He criticized British referees, warned of dangers from lax officiating, and proposed reforms including 25 yard penalties to speed play in Britain and tighter tour scheduling ahead of France and North America tests.
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Cardiff
Bill McLaughlin
Britain
Cardi
France
North America
Me McLaughlin
MeLaughlin
British Isles
Auatralia
Racing car crashes kill two spectators in Argentina Grand Prix
Two Formula 1 incidents at the Mat Del Plata race in Argentina left two spectators dead and 29 injured. The first crash saw a car leap a fence, injuring bystanders including women and children, while a second collision halted the event. Argentine driver Rondela Faccetty survived with minor injuries. hospital reports noted serious condition for another driver.
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Buenos — Aires
Mat del Plata
Argentina
Taly
Rondela Faccetty
Carlon Mari
Fach Dar
Reluctant Win By Lazy Horse At Randwick
At Randwick a hesitant victory emerged as Lazy Horse won a long handicap over 12 furlongs in firm betting markets. Trainer Les oversaw a steady heat form as punters backed heavy on the straight fence, with favorites Honeyland and Lost Ancestor among the movers and the market easing late.
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Prince Alcne
Enlund
Les
Randwick
Bridge
Rand
Mandwick
Pfamdicap
Moaiet
Honeyland
Alcide
Prince Alcide Leads Derby Trials at VRC Meet
Derby day undercard sees Prince Alcide dominant in trial events while Ancestor and Charlotte vie in the handicap. Hoofbeats echo as owners and trainers watch closely for the Victoria Racing Club meeting and future stakes.
Test Record Attendance in Johannesburg Cricket Match
Reported attendance nears a record as Transvaal faces a South African cricket lineup at Wanderers stadium. Peter Van Ridson and Joey Pamensky are noted figures amid high interest and a controversial umpire presence.
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Revn Kross
Kinuelyurschel
Tobanesbure
Pamensky
Hawes
Anther
Kidson
Bobby
Locomotive Venies
Simpson
Pingineere
Sac
Stenath
Johannesburg
Paul
Poise Crake
Transvaal Weasurer
Auceatia
Joey Pamensky
Hayward Ridson
League bids swirl as Wallabies face league temptations
The Wallabies return to Sydney on February 24 after touring the British Isles and France as league clubs push offers to switch codes. Ken Catchpole and Phil Hawthorne loom large among targets with clubs in Sydney and Newcastle reportedly active. Several young players including Soha Bann Phil Lowth and Alan Cardy are also eyed amid heavy bids while team performance earlier in the tour drew mixed results and injury woes.
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Sydney
British Isles
France
Hawthorne
Newcastle
Teague Clube
Soha” Bann
Phil Lowth
Alan Cardy
Teague
MT Ie Aile
Wallabies
Vaney
Australian Rules Set for High Season in Canberra
Canberra season outlook shows Campers Risin Raviones ceohal league under Reg Huser appointing Roly Cran as umpire. Coaches Marsha and Bill Drake push professional fitness as six first division clubs prepare, with teams training since December aiming to lift overall standard.
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Canberra
Risin _raviones
Ceohal League
Reg Huser
Roly Cran
Sandard
Caviat
Marsha
Seston Hende
Canera
Stremu- Suly
Alo
Ainslie
Bill Drake
Amatier
Drake
Quick Success Prompts Growth for New Trainer Pat Brogan
Former jockey Pat Brogan earned a trainer license three weeks ago and guiding Rare Crown to win the Mt Cooma Maiden Handicap last Saturday. Rare Crown is his sole charge now, but his rapid success signals a larger team as Brogan, a popular figure in Canterbury racing, shifts from a lengthy riding career after injuries.
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Pat Brogan
Brogan
Rare Crown
Mont Convincing
Mt Cooma
Canterta
Ham
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Tobin Bronze
Wahwcks Laretree
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Tobin Mranve
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Pere
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Honurvian
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Stu
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Me Rae
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Mu Lear
Mees Ern
Anenka Meer
Yaa Eae
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IE Sou
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Sporting Editor
Ken Catchpole
Cardipate
Phil Hawthorne
Pont Kicker
Peking
Wallies
Wales
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Bill Mclaughlan
Cullen
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