Maitland Racecourse history and early meetings in 1833
The article recounts Maitland district’s first recorded race meeting on July 17 and 19, 1833, noting winners such as Simson’s volt Pitch and John Bales’ Chance the Governor’s Purse. It describes Maitland Jockey Club’s early dominance, the old course layout, admission charges, and lively scenes with publicans booths, rides, and crowds. It lists notable riders, owners, and clubs, including Higginson, Kerrigan, and many Maitland residents, and mentions subsequent races, venues, and social scenes around the Maitland town Paves and park area.
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W. J. Goold
Maitland
Simson
John Bales
Liverpool
Campbelltown
Windsor
Hawkesbury
Parramatta
Sydney
Anch
Bathurst
West Maitland
Jockey Club
Mirrér
Maitland Park
Devonshire Street
James Thuilipenny
Colony
Old Town
Theseay High
Additon
Old Maitland
Jorrocks and early Maitland racing legends in Australia
The article recalls Jorrocks the veteran horse who raced into the 1850s and likely won more races than any Australian turf horse, along with owners like Hugh Chambers and a roster of early Maitland participants. It details horses such as Emerald, Cassendra, Hon est John Taft's Whalebone, and local stars Highlander and Sultan, plus figures like jockey Tobmay Higgerson and Maitland Jockey Club officers, race finances, and the impact of gold fever on attendance.
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Maitland
Miggerson
Moun
Forrocks
Johnny Higgerson
Mr. Bian'y Stranger
Suttir
Mr. Warby
Caroline
Winonin
Uexamethy
Raye
Vono
Chirnsida
Ales Hawthorm
Rowe
Coory Min
Frase
Cowboy
van Tromp
Johnny Cutts
Gett
Higgerson
Old Windsor
Thay Namie
Ely
Maitland Puran
Healey
Keiw'n
Muy Phy
Ute
Oli
Tommy Testy
Jock Hy
Leon
Heatley
Hon Wyn AD
Vrabl Abnaeterty
Bly Berwin
Chouery
LNG
RBI
Jorrocks
Hugh Chambers
Emerald
Tally Ho
Bunyip
Cassendra
Mr. Chambers
Maitland Town
Old Maitland
John Turner
A. Munro
G Randall
Henry Reeves
George Yeoman
Mercury
Bellman
Ophir
Foremos
Moiland
Tobmay Higgerson
In Colony
Mr. Towas
Tati Zon
A Fair Warning About Kidney Trouble and Doan's Pills
A vintage ad warns that early kidney pain signals trouble and delaying treatment risks serious disease. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming quick relief and lasting kidney health, with a testimonial from Mie Yardy of Slourester and noting availability at pharmacists and stores.
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Aravel
Cowper Street
Slourester
Dean
Abella
Local Butchers Guarantee Prime Pork and Mutton Deals
Customers can depend on securing the best of all pork and mutton and prompt attention to their requirements.
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