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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
5
Entries must reach the secretary by September 26 1907 with late entries accepted to September 28 for a 5 percent member or 10 percent non member surcharge. Exhibits require an entry ticket and full details of age and pedigree. Rules cover grounds access, judging powers, prize withholds, disqualification, protests, and fees.
A detailed breeding record for a horse stand with many prize winnings and lineage. Notes on foalling, mares, and stud fees, listing prominent ancestors such as Federation, Emperor, Napoleon, and Earl of Lorne. Includes terms of sale and risk disclaimers, with owner Alf Williams of Dunhillhalan.
The article details Osterley a trotting stallion with lineages including Quen Eile, Serenader and Harold. It notes progeny such as Lightfoot Emulator and Kentucky Maid imp and outlines racing records, sire lines, and breeding achievements across Australian and American strains. It highlights Osterley’s bay stature, stud value, and impact on trotting and pacing records.
Victorian era notes detail a Dunedin show where mares and foals vie for champion, reserve, and handicap prizes. Judges compare bloodlines, foal outcomes, and performance, with multiple entries from New Zealand and England.
A garbled OCR recounts the Quality King horse lineage, detailing progeny sales and show results across New Zealand venues including Hamilton, Wanganui, and North Island fairs. It notes sire responsibilities, saddle-stock events, and potential earnings from breed showcases with emphasis on Clydesdale lineage and related champions.
A garbled report details a sports event with scattered names and scores. Named participants appear intermittently alongside dates and venues, hinting at a championship trial with contested results and evolving standings. The text references locations, teams, and possible titles without clear outcomes.
Grey mare named Wind Champion, celebrated in Victorian shows, earned top honors at Melbourne events. Lady Champion and other notable entries like Jimmy the gelding competed for grand prizes, with breeding and judging highlighting the structure of the Midlands equine circuit.
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