Annual Races at Wogkatan Turf Club
The readable bits refer to a weekend event at Wogkatan Turf Club with annual races scheduled for Saturday February 2. Names and details are garbled but indicate horse racing activity and venue.
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Newspaper
Cobram Courier
Location
Cobram, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 17, 1901
Page
2
The readable bits refer to a weekend event at Wogkatan Turf Club with annual races scheduled for Saturday February 2. Names and details are garbled but indicate horse racing activity and venue.
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The Matamatite Turf Club outlines its annual races with weights, handicaps, nominations, and penalties. Details cover racing days, trial milk runs, sulkies and gear rules, entry fees, and the process to approve weight adjustments before racing on February 21 and February 1 deadlines.
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