Noble Empire Set for Win in Form packed race
Noble Empire is primed to win as track reports rank him in form for the Canterbury event. He beat Permel and Grand Magic last May 6 carrying 7 10 and reports suggest he maintains condition ahead of Half Hennesy Gay Castle and others in the Highweight Handicap.
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Noble Empire
Canterbury
Hoegnesy
Castle
Permel
Grand Magic
Autumn Amber
Randwick
Hennesy
Gay Castle
Farrawell
Saurance
All
Dent Gene
Magic Dom
Warwick
Governor
Ballylickey
Dancer
Turkisson
Caybros
Native Land
Noble Robert
Mystic Star
Warwick Farm
Mighty Missel
T. J. Smith
Mighty Missal
Magic Kingdom
Lakemba
Lau Crag
Turkis Don
Wall Street
Ardent Gene
Flying Balto
Mighty Misses
Our Add
Kenny
Viola
Prince Kerdieil
G. Howard
D. Weir
Crebious
G. Podmore
R. Selking
Om Castle
N. McGraw
K. Parkinson
Ida Blue
R. George
F. Reys
R. Selkrig
Gay Jack
Essine
W. Bell
Mount Morgan
R. Hutt
Simpartico
Amadio
S. Farrawell
Brilliant Hero
Associates At Yowani Play For Trophy
Associates at Yowani contest a trophy with mid week play featuring O Rourke and M Morrow scoring in a credited match. The report notes 28 point tallies and a stable ford in the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowani
O'Rourke
M. Morrow
Ford
Newcombe Reaches Four Champions Final at Canberra South
Gordon Newcombe’s four defeated Cec Hughes to enter the final of the Four Champions at Canberra South. A Triples round produced a playoff for the Walk, with winners Edfhunds Dowthwaite Hawes and pars ahead of runners-up Craig Moore and Thompson. Hodgson beat F Dogan 4-3 in the Cock to Walk challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Newcombe
Cec Hughes
Wally Dunn
Edfhunds
Dowthwaite
Hawes
Paren
Craig
Penitent Moore
Thompa
J Hodgson
F. Dogan
Canterbury 002 Rallycard Races Full of Entrants
A dense entry list for Canterbury races includes numerous horses with jockeys and odds across multiple events such as maiden, handicap, and two distance classes. Notable names appear across the fields including GOLDEN TERRI, REGALIAN, TENEBRAE, ROYAL FEAST, and MAGIC KINGDOM among others with varied weights and entries in the One and a Half Furlong to Six Furlong cards.
Southerners Head Betting on Big Double
Sydney horses dominate Stradbroke and Brisbane Cup markets with weights to be declared tomorrow. Gold Stakes and Gay Port lead Stradbroke betting, Foxmare tops Brisbane Cup. Tulloch and Huntly share Stradbroke interest though Tulloch likely topweight and unlikely to start. Foxmare remains favourite for the Brisbane Cup at 12 000 pounds, with Ray Selking riding in Rosehill’s Lord Mayor's Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Foxmare
Tulloch
Huntly
Randwick
Ray Selking
Foxmara
Rosehid
Handling Again Winner Of Pistol Shoot
Handling again top scored in the National Pistol Club slow-fire 25 metres event last weekend. Results show A grade led by Handling 422, B grade led by Smyth 369, and C grade led by unanares 1255. Next week the club hosts 1959 25-metre slow fire championships with A B and C grades. Trophies awarded at the July AGM. On Sunday May 31 the rapid fire championships follow in A B and C grades.
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I. Handling
Lodge wins 60 shot silhouette shoot in a convincing win
J Lodge scored 26 points to win the 60 shot silhouette event on Sunday with P Fox runner up. The competition saw high scores across multiple shooters including H Ganter winning the %-shot and a 30 shot segment led by LH Ganter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lodge
P. Fox
C. Statham
H. Ganter
Ore
A. Edlington
B. Wheeler
Koorey
B. Ford
P. Manton
J. Parkes
L. Dodson
W. Rafferty
LH. Ganter
N. Woods
J. Kalmar
Seed
H. Kove
F. Odii
P. Ou . Ing
Monaro Rugby League Showdown At Manuka Oval
Group 8 side from Yass Gunning Crookwell and Crookwell engagements score a decisive win at Manuka Oval as Burge Bennett and Moore star. Tries by Moore and Bennett with Baker and Cranston adding goals pace a strong Monaro lineup in a high tempo display amid injuries and shifting squads.
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Manuka Oval
Burge
Bennett
Moore
Ack
Asa
Uni
Dawson
Costello
R. Smith
Woodger
Cus
Reds
Stan Greenwood
Monaro
Watt
Yass
Harry Medway
R. Moore
Medway
Gunning
R. Bennett
Crookwell
Peter Penning
Goulburn
B. Baker
Captain's Flat
Cranston
Fan Baker
Ers
Cooma
Woods
Yas
T. de
Bob Bennett
Don Burge
Barry
J. Watts
R. Wright
Queanbeyan
Stanwood
Hooker
R. Ware
J. Jewel
Canberra Workmen II
Berra United
Ole Monaro
Newtown
Leaders Draw in Darts in Canberra Association
In the sixth round of the Canberra Darts Association Memiership dual A grade leaders Royal No. 1 and Hotel Wellington No. 1 drew 5-all. Scores show many tight legs including Royal players Ross Cade Hendry and HW entries Rowley Pettit West Fletcher Monday. Premier Whites beat Blacks HC while Royals No. 2 edged Ainslie FC No. 2 and AFC No. 3 fell to Hotel Wellington No. 2.
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Canberra Darts Association Memiership
Royal No. 1
Hotel Wellington
Royals
Ross
Cade
Hendry
H.W
Rowley
Pettit
West
Fletcher
Ainslie Football Club
Canberra Workmen's Club
A.F.C. Keogh
Southwell
Mulligan
C.W.C. Best
Smith
Hayes
Ellis
P. Dixon
H.C
Kingston - Narrabundah R.S.L
Hotel Kingston
Aan Royals No
Alsh's
Beeating North Canberra
K.S.L
Taylor Tops Rifle Shoot at Canberra Rifle Club
At Canberra Rifle Club on Saturday over 300 yards the Ashton Hudson and R. Taylor trophies were contested. Ken Taylor led with 95, while Carter, Webb, Ockenden and many others posted solid scores in good conditions though overall scores were relatively low.
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Canberra
Ashton- Hudson
R. Taylor
Ken Taylor
Carter
L. Webb
Ockenden
Taylor
Friend
A. O. Hussey
Ashton
Kelly
Milligan
Pearey
Fahey
Thoroughgood
Wallace
Lilayd
Roberts
F. Webb
Flinn
Crawford
Payne
McLeod
Hudson
Carveth
Harris
Pennant Tennis Results Across Divisions and Juniors
Tennis pennant results from divisions 1 through 10 show Flinders, Barton, Yarralumla, and Narrabundah among winners with multiple rubbers and games. Senior and junior sections list victors, forfeits, and scorelines across men and women divisions with numerous players named.
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Weel
Flinders
D. Turner
Reid
D. Braddon
Throsby
D. Reid
Barton
D. Ainslie
D. Yarralumia
Turner
Braddon
D. Barton
Yarralumia
Narrabundah
D. Forrest
D. Narrabundah
Ainslie
O'Connor
Yarralumla
H*cheus
D. Flinders
D. Yarralumla
Grammar
D. Throsby
D. O'Connor
Flinders A
Junior National Football Results Across Canberra Districts
Eastlake teams won multiple junior matches, defeating Queanbeyan and Yi while Ainslie and Manuka recorded draws and losses in midget and atom divisions. Eastlake and Manuka posted significant scores in junior and atom age groups, with players like Booth Turley and Kearney contributing notable points.
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Eastlake
Smith
G. Roberts
Amess
D. Turner
Wulf
Ainslie
B. Carnall
D. Grub
B . Jarosz
Ad. Yi
Smee
Lightbody
Duncan
Queanbeyan
Manuka
Kearney
Walters
Lenz
Muddle
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Balto
Newcombe
Canberra South
Iist
Maiben Bandicap
Tneeces
Rallylickey
C. Clare
Girlington
R. Selking i
Kalinka
Butolio
Governor II A. "Clarke Se
Regalian
RED Cardinal
Golden Terri
K, Smith
Kalang
Brandon R. Caerie
Movieland
Flash Friend
Ellesta
Eserves
LE Trojan
Nise
JAKRA
M. Schumacher
N.Z
Camel
R. Sethrig
God
Swift Hunter
Cas Sly
the Terrace Ss
Chavietie
Tenebrae
Red Homer
W. Maher
Six Furlongs
R. Seikrig
W. Camer
Grove Hall
K. Mills
R. Baker
A. Clarke
Gene
M. Schu
D. ‘Weir
Tory Victory
K. Srity
Dantesque
B. Howett
W. Camel
R. Saris Teeta
Kenya
Bruefol
R. Wilton
Royal Critic
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Carloch
C. Hunt
W. Dickson
Kaoru
A. “Taylor
Barstone
Caesar
Ark Roval
Balfast
Royal
Silhouette
Lodge
Father
Gearge Me
Jossor
Raii
Goulburn United
Goulburn Marching Girls
Wellington
H. Wellington
A.F.C
Whites
Booth
Turley
Dickerson
Makin
Robbie
D. Queus Vince
Williams
P. Bentley
Ball
Gallagher
Burm J. Woods
E. Saunders
Sherd
F. Cleary
de Smet
Hickey
Drew Ainslie
Read
Bloomfield
Tumer
Laird
Acton
F. ‘Casey
A. Duncan
D. Tumar
Rodda
Atoms
Atoms II
D. Alar Lie
Eastlake I
Cart
Sorenko
Patterson
McGuinness
Brown
Griffith
d. _Turner
Sopher
Mort Street
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