Restricted Odds For Canterbury
Sydney racing notes show five of seven favourites at Canterbury tomorrow under restricted odds with two each way bets. Jockeys Thompson and Anderson command favourites Prince D Or Pacemaker Gay Sierra Lord Cynara while The Blue Hawk and French Fable feature in the mix with Ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Canterbury
Angelic
Prince D'Or
Solar Crown
Prince Retlaw
Scortip
Green Ranier
Fire
Pacemaker
Night Mall
Lord Cynara
Orient
Gay Sierra
Snow Gal
Thompson
Rosehill F. Anderson
Ay Sierra
Kelly
Blue Hawk
Randwick
G, Moore
Sailor Gay
Market 1st Maiden Taptoe Race Card Summary
Race card lists horses incl Prince d'Or Taptoe Loch Linnhe Tringadee Calculator Vocable 1st Welter Pacemaker Jishna K Merry Emperor Warren Stream Burk Anako Wednesday Lord Cynara Sailor Gay Gold Trek 8. Names and placements appear in betting lineup and race entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Archer
Prince D'Or
King Delville
Prince Ranier
Tuna
Taptoe
Krishna
Merry
Lord Cynara
Sailor Gay
Arden
Orient
Retlaw
Nigat Mall
the Blue Hawk
Greater
Gay ‘Bierra
Courant
Loch Linnhe
Tringadee
Vocable
K Merry Emperor
Warren Stream
Gold Trek
C. Kelly
Laager
Wee Ean
D. Weir
Amalvern Hall
G. Howard
Ae Emperor
R. Selif
R. “Wil
Roughway
J. Thompson
Serious
J. Hickey
J. Hampton
Burkanako
N. McGrowdie
Lord CY ¥Nara
R. Horton
Silor Gay
FR. Williams
G. Moore
Winstep
T. Mullane
Kingster Strains Leg Ahead of Hill Stakes
Sydney report says Kingster injured a leg ligament after breaking down in the Warwick Farm Warwick Stakes. Trainer Jack Green says the spring carnival programme is uncertain and Kingster is under veterinary care with hopes to be ready for the Hill Stakes at Rosehill in a fortnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Kingster
Jack Green
Warwick Farm
Australia
Rosehill
Cantery Maiden Handicaps Aboard Multitude of Runners
Entries list for Canterbury race meeting features the 1.10 Maiden Handicap with contenders such as PRING D'OR SCOTTSDALE GOULD TRES MOUTARDE and PRINCE RANIER. Weights to be raised and apprentices allowed. multiple maidens compete across 1.10 2nd Maiden Handicap 1.40 and 1.40 Wednesday Handicap with detailed fields for each event.
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Pring D'Or
G. Podmore
Scottsdale Gould
A. Gallagher
Archer T
Tres Moutarde
H. Hanger
Philaso
N.Z
R. George French Ann
McGraw
Prince Ranier
N. Sell
Loch Linnhe
Paihia
Seltie
TUNA
R. Patterson
PIPER
K. Inze
Arden
Cassidy
LOS Angelie
A. Mulley
Dipro
Paranilo
B. Cornish
Reeronenes
D. Pritchard
Bunfleck
J. O'Sullivan
R. Turner
Elmore
R. Potter
B. How
Daytonia
J. Wiles
Gay Sierra
R. George
Beltwood
Granita
R. Denham
Merry King
Howard
Laystream
B. Moon
Trial Cars Survive Bad Roads
Longreach reports the Mobilgas Rally continues south east toward Stockhampton with 56 cars remaining after one withdrawal. Car 75 driven by J. K. Gasable overturns after hitting boulders between Cloncurry and Longreach. navigator Mia Lorna Gambie is badly cut and treated at Kynuna Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longreach
Stockhampton
Volkswagen
J. K. Gasable
Cloncurry
Mia
Lorna Gambie
Hamiltton
Victoria
Kynuna District
Ajury
Winton
Rockhampton
L. Whitehead
J. Hall
Vic
G. R. Foreman
State Lottery Draws And Consolations Across Multiple Syndicates
A numbered lottery list shows first and consolation prizes across several syndicates and addresses in New South Wales and Sydney. Names include J. E. Feily, W. J. O'Brien, Mrs. N. Russell, G. Grahame, M. Knoke, D. Colless, J. E. Kelly, Sister M. Cluett, Mrs. E. Abrahall, B. McMillan, W. Lazarus, and R. T. Allan among others, with multiple street addresses. Prize blocks include ten at pounds values and numerous six to five figure numbers, listing state lottery No. 22 and No. 3925 alongside numerous entries and consolation pools.
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J. E.feily
G.P.O
Sydney
W. J. O'Brien
Bennett Street
Glen Innes
Irene
M. Knoke
King Street
Newtown
C.C.D. Synd
D. Colless
P.O
Katoomba
Consolation
Boiler Boys
J. E. Kelly
c/o. G.P.O
Help Synd
M. Cluett
C O G. P.O
E. Abrahall
Way Street
Petersham
B. McMillan
Aird Street
Parramatta
W. Lazarus
Austin Avenue
Croydon
R. T. Allan
Christie Road
Tarro
Bet
Lois Synd
B. Pratley
William Street
Bathurst
Canberra Royals Versus Queanbeyan Open Grand Final
Traditional rivals Canberra Royals and Queanbeyan clash at Manuka Oval for the ACT Rugby Union first grade premiership final. Both sides play open, with key backs and forwards in contention. If tied at full time, 10 minutes extra time will be played. if still level, joint premiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra Royals
Queanbeyan
Manuka Oval
A.C.T. Rugby Union
A.C.T
R.M.C
Meere
Couch
Hansen
Royals
Bennett
Armour
Tankey
Peter Morton J
John Maguire
Keeley
Premissara
Canberra Wins Final In Gusty ACT Baseball Championship
Canberra triumphed in the ACT Baseball Association final at Turner Oval overcoming gusty conditions that hampered fielding and hitting. They started strong in the first innings and never relinquished the lead, earning a grand final clash with Colts next Sunday. Top hitters included Roberts, Wilson, Robertson, and Tavenor for Canberra, while Snowy Club's Parker and Paxty contributed solidly.
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A.C.T. Baseball Association
Ay Turner Oval
Canberra
Turner Oval
Snowy Club
Roberts
Wilson
Robertson
Tavenor
Q'Deerty
Bellchambers
Presto
Cummings
Deno
Hugett
Parker
Paxty
Walker
Paton
Allan
Shaw
Public Service Bowls Draw for 1957 Commonwealth event
Schedule shows rounds across Canberra venues at Canberra South Bowling Club and Parliament House Bowling Green on September 27 and 28. Matches include Taxation vs Parliament House, Works vs Attorney General, Parliament House Education, Immigration vs Govt Printing, Patents vs Interior, Printers vs Works, and additional pairings leading to interior and external affairs clashes.
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Tao
Commonwealth Public Service Bowling Association
Canberra South
Parliament Hse
Parliament House
Govt
Interior
Printers
Canberra
Taxation
Trades
Works
Heath
Health
Inerior
Statistician
Auditor-General
Tansport
Transport
Public Service Board
Notable Sydney Jazz Figure Sees Country Club Growth
Peter Smith of Rose Bay praised the surge of modern jazz in country towns during a Canberra visit. He attended the Dun troon jam session with the R M C Jazz Group, which plans Broken Hill performances, and will guest at the Canberra Jazz Club next Monday. Smith helped organize Brisbane and northern N S W concerts and is a Brisbane Jazz Club founder. He said Graeme Bell will perform in Canberra next year with a band that toured Europe in 1952, featuring Len Barnard on drums, Bob Barnard on trumpet, and Lou Silberstein on bass, for an Australia wide tour starting February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Jazz Club
Canberra
Peter Smith
Rose Bay
Smith
R.M.C
Duntroon
Broken Hill
J. Smith
Brisbane
Graeme Bell
Len Barnard
N.3.w
Mr. Smith
Bell
Europe
Lén Barnard
Bob Barnard
Lou Silbertseisen
Spring Hopes Work Well At Randwick
Sydney race notes report Randwick workouts for spring carnival contenders. Todman ran a steady 194 yards but failed to reach top speed with A Richardson aboard. Redcraze finished a fast six furlongs in 1 20 with G Padmora riding. Sandy showed improved form, while New Stand appeared off pace at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Randwick
Todman
A. Richardson
Redcraze
Ward
G. Padmora
E Ae Sandy
Free rides for baby boy born on tram in Warsaw
Warsaw's transport authority grants a lifetime season ticket on all trams to a baby boy born aboard tramcar No. 13 a month ago. The unique birth occurred on the city tram system prompting the unusual courtesy from the transit agency.
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Warsaw
Builders Stop At Yass Over Unionist Policy
Fourteen workers on a Caltex service station project at Yass walked off in protest at employing non union members and missing amenities. G A Robinson of the Australian Builders Labourers Federation said the job was declared black and noted eight labourers eight skilled tradesmen ceased work. He reported the issue to Sydney headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Robinson
Australian Builders’ Labourers’ Federation
Canberra
Buckman and Son
Wagga
Orms
Robinson
Sydney
Building Trades Group
Christopher John Shakes
Holiday Parade Draws 700 Children at Albert Hall
More than 700 children joined the Holiday Fun Parade organized by the YMCA and YWCA at Albert Hall yesterday afternoon. Max Purnell compered the show featuring community singing ballet items stunts and a mime play. Miss Isobel Stewart led a session of community singing and arrived in Canberra from Melbourne. The YWCA mime And the Lamp Went Out was presented, a piece previously shown at the Sydney YWCA Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hall
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Max Purnell
Isobel Stewart
Stewart
Canberra
Melbourne
Y.W.C
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Fairy Dream
Angus
AU Courant
N. Sellwood
B. Howlett
K. Coleman
Shaui
R. Meiler
Mary Gilpin
D. Wei
Thomp
Moyborough
Highrabou
Aves
Clus
Oui
George McManus
Gow
Veanbeyan
Manuka Oni
M. Blake
Collins
Hancork
RMG
V. R.M.C. Reds
Man
Uka Oval
Williams
Nelson
J. Crowley
Royalty
Manuka
P. Lawler
J. Comitello
B. West
Yass
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