Melbourne Cup favourite guarded after Caulfield doping scare
Reports from Melbourne indicate Victoria racing officials fear a gang involved in doping after two horses at Caulfield were tampered with. Skyline the Cup favourite will be under guard at official entries as chief steward Frank Burke and trainers await further tests and clear signals ahead of the main race.
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Tola
Walter
Streamater
Canterbury
Victoria
Frank Bul
Ponce Durlag
Famed
Curanam
Baranover
Tudor Hill
High Fire
Standard
Wongo
Drotl
Prince
Nether Gold
Quitos
Nero
Dawdle
Purvo
Melbourne
Bir Blink
Vernon
Jordan
Monte Carlo
Prince Darius
Caranna
Gay Batin
Pan
Die Bun
Red Pine
Bkyling
Storm
White Hille
Bamoan
Timor
Filly Barred From Randwick Flight Stakes Race
The filly Poundwise was barred from the Flight Stakes at Randwick last Wednesday after a racing incident. Trainer Jack Green explained the horse was unsteady and appeared addled, leading to the stewards’ decision to bar her and review the gloves. Chief Steward Jack Bourke noted Poundwise returned to the enclosure in poor condition.
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Randwick
Jack Green
Jack Bourke
Poundwise
Canine racing results from Queanbeyan meeting
Canberra trainer C Hincks landed at Queanbeyan with dogs Atrevale Kaverta. Kaverta jumped from box seven and set the fastest 875 yard time of the year, outside the track record. Jackpot not won and next meeting planned.
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C. Hincksman
Canberra
Queanbayan Greyound
Atrevale
Kaverta
Kaverte
Tin Div
Yin
Peter Bug
Spot Occa
May Oges
Johinael
Causeway Girl
Rey Fynney
Malden
Ponto Boy
Ben Kurt
Dungarra Lass
Atreyak
Bee
Bart Demere
New Gutter
Tima
Rain Delays York Park Cricket Round Queanbeyan vs Kingston
Rain marred the first cricket round at York Park No 3 as Queanbeyan batted first and FR Rollason took six wickets to dismiss Kingston for 113. Kingston were 16 for 8 at stumps, and heavy rain postponed further play with plans to resume All first grade matches were affected.
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York Park No. 3
Queanbeyan
Kingston
Quean
Bayan
Rollason
Ion
CABO
Tong
Cricket Association
Department of the Interior
Australia U S To Play Off For World Golf Tit
Australia and the United States set up a final playoff for the world golf title after a chaotic round where New Zealand collapsed from a four stroke lead to finish fourth. Star of the day was Billy Fyngmann of the United States with a late surge, while Great Britain and Ireland trailed with key putts from Guy Wolstenholme.
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Australia
U.S
Daotland
Bily
Fyngmann
United States
Act Inieig
Great Britain and Ireland
Antahed
Guy Wolstenholme
Lan Hyndmann
New Zealand
Canberra West Bowls Championship Draw Sets Weekend Fixtures
The Canberra West Bowls Club draws up next weekend’s championship schedule with matches across Saturday Sunday and Sunday including N Cooks and H Brown pairing, and L Green facing G Phillips. Other notable matches involve E Richardson R Howard B Quigg R Djekovic J Sommerville J Radcliffe and C Ashman L Phillips with several players yet to be paired.
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Canberra
Draw In Men s Basketball Schedule Confusing
The weekly men s basketball draw lists matchups including MC 6.0 and R.M.C. 7.00 events. Teams such as Waratahs Inkspots Steff ey Hothau Rebels on Eagles and Hotshots are shown with times like 7.00 8.00 9.00, though several names appear garbled and unclear.
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Panty
Waratahs
Bate
Steffey Hothau
R.M.C
R.M.C. v
Rebels
Eagles
R.M.C.A. v
Hotshots
Waratahe
Stumbles Dominates Rifle Shoot in Sydney
Glen mnnes rifleman V. Stumbles won three of six matches at the Queen's Prize rifle range. He claimed the Acland aggregate with 35, the Crawford with 101, and led Crawford’s event, placing high in several matches. R. Mason of Canberra won the top prize in other events. Stumbles finished fourth in the Arthur Ferguson aggregate at 200 and 300 yards.
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Sydney
Glen Mnnes
V. Stumbles
Acland
Crawford
Persea
R. Mason
Canberra
Tata
Arthur Ferguson
Ala Lea
Associate Holes In One At Royal Canberra Golf Day
A rain soaked Royal Canberra event saw players like Taunton Newton Corrigan and Bevan posting strong rounds. In A grade Taunton led with 83 7, Newton 80 8, Corrigan 78 6 72, while B grade included Bevan 68 and Cain 73. Final results list Taunton 83 7 in A grade and Bevan 68 in B.
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Royal Canberra
Wile
Cain
Atic
McFadyen
Atick
J. Bates
Seth
Taunton
Newton
D. Corerigan
B. Doddrell
A. Thom
R. Crombie
Griffiths
Mulcahy
J. Bevan
Cain Jnr
B. Harris
Mulholland
Robinson
G. Rossiter
K. A. McFaren
J. W. Bates
K. L. Taylor
Bf. Taste
J. Gunning
J. Hamilton
E. B. Crichton
Ny Seif
Pistol win for K Hudson in ACT championship
K Hudson won the ACT Pistol Association silhouette championship with 60 hits and 540 points in fine weather despite a heavy rain second half. C Edwards placed second with 58 hits 493 points and A Edlington third with 57 hits 508 points. An interclub teams match saw Canberra Pistol Club finish first with 1 338 points ahead of the National Pistol Club 1 630 and RM C Pistol Club in third.
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K. Hudson
Hls Eaual Godl
Silhouette
C. Edwards
A. Edlington
Canberra Pistol Club
Lodge
Canberra
Edlington
Toh. J. Lodge Iberra
National
Oorey
J. Vandenbergh
W. Forty
P. Champion
Handling
F. Lehman
R.M.C
A. Eilert
B. Jobbin
C. McGarrigle
W. Wintle
Claremont Dottaroe Rally in Pennant Clash
Brilliant 196 by Shepherd for Claremont Dottaroe in Subiaco round of pennant helps reach total 426. Rhép I ee and Ellen contributed as teammates, with Shepherd scoring a five in one end as the team posts strong nine for 426.
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Shepherd
Bstaman
Barry Rhép
Iee
Yeaterday
I Ellen
Dyan
Claremont
Dottaroe
Comaplied
Mam
Subiaco
Federal A Grade Medal Won By Russell Lynch
Russell Lynch won the Federal Golf Club A grade medal with a nett 70 amid 83 starters in heavy going. E West won B grade on count back with nett 68, while Neville Cleary posted the day’s best gross 81.
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Pennant
Russ Lynch
Federal Golf Club
West
N- Gentleman
Wet
Ron Chalker
Neville Cleary
Cleary
Bartell Captures Premier Golf Champion Title at Pymble
Ned Bartell won the champion champions golf title at Pymble Club on Sunday by seven strokes over rival Cle Cunneen. Cunneen tied Bartell after 46 holes but Bartell beat him in a 1 hole playoff with a 70. Bartell previously won the champion of champions in 1955, marking him as a leading amateur of the season.
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Taunton
Proyer
Nsw
Ned Bartell
Pymble
Cle Cunneen
Cunneen
St. Michael's
Bartell
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