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Newspaper
Northam Courier
Location
Northam, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
7
Report notes a packed program at Goomalling with Farmers Hack Race slated first if transport delays, and mentions betting action at Easter events. It cites Rebus in the Sydney Cup, war bonds sales at Randwick, and form notes on Estland Benny Maid and Cetigne King with other horses and jockeys named.
The item reports on Moshanies and related treatments across all classes of Oneve, detailing the final tinting phase and ongoing methods. It notes procedural steps and anticipated outcomes for the treatment sequence.
The article argues wartime policies and reformers threaten British turf racing. It cites Germany and Austria profiting from horse breeding, Britain's heavy losses in supplying army horses, and calls for unity to resist anti racing sentiment. It notes new protective associations and lists prominent supporters and figures backing the sport.
Goomalling Race Club announces its April programme with races on Wednesday the 17th. First event at 2 pm includes the Flying Handicap worth 10 pounds, first prize eight pounds and third prize ten shillings. Other races include the Raton Stakes, Goomalling Stakes, Galloway Handicap, Farmers Hack Race, and April Handicap with weights and conditions for amateurs and horses from local districts.
The notice sets entry rules under turf club regulations, restricts horses to be trained outside the Metropolitan area for a month, and lists special conditions for Goorwallin Stakey and Hack Huco. Nominations close April 5 1914 with the secretary Mr A Beazley. Weights announced mid April around April 18. Bookmakers fees vary by field size.
A report for the fiscal year ending September 1 shows 8 007 cooperative growers in the California fruit exchange handling 6 722 000 pounds of produce and moving 15 492 994 boxes of citrus. The exchange operates sales and legal departments, mutual insurance at cost, sells orchard supplies, and promotes waste prevention. An annual assessment funds nearly $100 000 for nationwide advertising to boost citrus consumption, contributing to an 8 percent ten year rise in demand.
Miss Brennan outlines the comforts and requirements of patrons. The note promotes afternoon teas as a specialty and indicates all wins are catered for.
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