Sydney Annual Show roots from Cleveland Paddocks to Moore Park
The article traces Sydney’s Agricultural Society exhibitions from the first show at Cleveland Paddocks in 1860 to Moore Park in 1882 and beyond. It recalls notable exhibitors including the grey draught stallion Conquerer and other celebrated stock, the evolution of exhibition buildings, and the public’s yearly turnout by train and omnibus to the evolving event now famed as a city magnet.
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Sydney
Cleveland Paddocks
Prince Alfred Park
Meore Park
Moore Park
Nome
Enry
Cleaveland Puddoes
Wardoo Baihasion
Richmond
Andrew Town
Hobartville
G. Wal
England
Courve
Ippin
Wiina Harris
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St. Paul's Church
Cleveland St. Hully
J Audddehs
Hough
Wally
Walter
Keystones
Prospect
Cleveland
Haymarket
Redfern
R.A.S
Jules Joubert
Hunter’s Hill
Messrs. Moser
Bristowe
Grierson
Webster
H. M. Sommer
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