Ascot Racing Day Sparks Mixed Card and Scratches
Reports from Hosebill Ascot yesterday describe a busy meeting with near capacity crowds. Tristram Shandy and Dexter won St Leger trials while Elevation and other hopes faced scratches. Cronulla and Haut Girl impressed in maidens as J.C. and Orange Club events unfold for March meetings.
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Skoperra
Hosebill
Ascot
Cornford
Stephens
Barkers
Terara
Orile
Tavarita
Silver Howe
Cronulla
Scoreher Ia
Beaudesert
Ncu
AUD
Cada
Lithgow SE
Armidaie Hospital
Canowmira Jockey Club
Jockey Club
Tatham Geekery Clut
Berrigmn Turf Club
Randwick Training Report Flags Mixed Race Pace
A Randwick training update notes Light ram improving progress this morning with several horses galloping a mile and six furlongs. Lord Mulster spurted a useful half mile while others showed varied effort over distances up to six furlongs.
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Karan
Rap
Lmin Bligece
Rouvray
Comety
Lord Mulster
Bs Bios
Melodrams
Adriane
Psseidon
Lenon
Imin
Thoroughbred training notes from a busystakes day
The report records several horses handling seven furlongs with steady work. Cailaril, Hildebrook, The Owl, Blue Fook, Malstey delle, and others logged smart gallops on the mag track. Additional workouts include five furlongs by Croat stant and Uhr par Muished, half mile efforts by Welcome Trist and Dora Grey, and Leuron’s six furlongs.
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Mish Simmer
Cailaril
Hildebrook
the Owl
Blue Fook
Malstey
Tarzan
Welcome Trist
Dora Grey
Duke of Clarvnor
North Head
Ion
Pisec
Leuron
Pelsart
Bisee
Kingstey
Sit Turiongs
Tmin Tse
Bhlssee
Antomio
the Castaway
Warles
Royal Arthur
Fuldebrook
Redfern Club Carnival Highlights Coogee Baths Aquatics
The Redfern Club held its ninth annual carnival at Coogee Aquarium Baths on Wednesday evening. Spectators watched divers displays, sprint heats, and club events including the 66 yards Carnival Handicap final won by Lockwood. Multiple heats featured rivals from South Sydney Randwick and Coogee with close finishes and yard margins.
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Redfern Club
Coogee Aquarium
Sydney
Wyle
Coogee
Rosalta
L. Ha
Kong Sing
Imin Bae
BB Ul Syaneys
Parry
South Sydney
Ws Mortimer
Issee
N. Foot
Tamie
Sazee
F. Christiansen
Sey
G. Lockwood
Redfern
J.B. Woop
East Sydney
Dyad
L. Goldie
See
A. Coulson
Bonds
Ssec
I. F. Alrite
Randwick
Syd
F. Smith
iWesters Labirick
Tsec
Ay CJ. Huot
D-Bece
W. Hobson
Trandwick
F. Coulsen Banary
P. Caramins
J. Crolus
Pyrmont
L. Risley
C. Hawkless
Western District
Isre
J Higley
Tims
Goldie
Hull
Fiali Wigley
W. Wells
Ry Wilson
W. Watson
E. Nathan
Wilniman
Pinal
Hobson
Watson
Ay Lockwood
L. Mitchell
1. Mostra
W. Steet
R. Nathan
W. Whitechurch
We. Waleh
W. Welson
J. Mostyn
W. Sleet
What Rifemen Want Another British Team
Brigadier General Cordon presided at the annual meeting of the National Rifle Association of New South Wales in Sydney. The report praised 1807 as a prosperous year and urged arranging another British team in 19. The council appreciated secretary H Dakin ta and reported success of the next meeting and Bisley Team Fund. E J Brown moved adoption of the report. Lt H Milla seconded. motion carried. Lt-Col Bartlett reelected senior vice-president. officers and councillors listed. A 25 sovereign purse was presented to George Douglass for 25 years on the council.
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Cordon
National File Association of
New South Wales
Aaron's Exchange Hotel
Sydney
H. Dakin
Moris
Bisley
E. J. Brown
Sted
Hf. Milla
Bartlett
Ant Mesary
E. W. Hearne
G. Douglass
A. W. Warden
R. H. Beanlamore
Mathison
R. W Holt
Ho B. Jamieson
I.leuenant RC. Dawson
A. C. Wise
Deart
D. Truelock
George Douglass
Association
Night Cycling Meeting Abandoned At Sydney Sports Ground
The postponed carnival of the New South Wales Cyclists Union was held Wednesday night at the Sydney Sports Ground but heavy rain and wet track forced abandonment. Thompsons' Vera Thompson won the Serelotn Mile with Wiyt second. In the Half mile handicap Wootten led, with Koltenbach and Cut Third. Hooper won the Fire Fault Race for second-clean riders, with Kirkbone second and Dow third. A. Whipp won the mile for New South Wales Amateur Athletic Association members, Johnson second, Cleburne Ena third. Also noted were mattress and couch advertisements at the end.
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New South Wales Cyclists’ Union
Sydney Sports Ground
Wadirl
Thompsos
Vera
FT. Thomp- Wiyt
T. Miller
Wootten
A. J. Beegta
W. Ryne
New South Wales Amateur Athletic Amociation
A. Whipp
Sydney Harries
Thyd
A. Johnson
Bet Mydney Harriers
Oya
J. Cleburne Ena
Sydneys
The Nelson Spirit in Cricket and the Test Match
A veteran commentary argues success in cricket rests on more than skill and nerves. It praises a player named Ald for his selfless ambition, calm under pressure, and readiness to seize opportunity, linking these traits to broader team spirit and performance in Test matches.
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Lioyils
Wiwily News
Hacuraily
Noringham
Australia
Trent-bridey
Notts
John Flowers
Corm
Roeks
Nelson
T Baya
Guite
Wilfuse
Coates
Grrat Bals
Rimeeit
Rabir Hae
Five months on a desert island
An account from London of Donald Mormain, second mate of the Nor Wesian barque Alexandra Oubis, and companions stranded for months on a Pacific island. The narrative, relayed by Mutnian via a Royal Mail steamer, details privations, drift, partial rescues, and survival efforts including turtle and plant foods, with sparse hope of rescue as the crew endures stormy seas, thirst, and peril.
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Donald Mormain
Alexandra Oubis
Pacific
London
Mutnian
Southanpiog
England
Royal Mail
Orisoro
Surielyss
Trafic
Barnarles
Tom Keel Pacame
Weteh
Bor
Band in Hyde Park Concert Program Mixes Missing Words
The Lilie Wintney Band performs a Hyde Park program with selections including operatic and light pieces such as Cavalleria Rusticana and Love's Dream. The readable text is garbled, hindering a full lineup but notes a March date and interludes by Mr C Sheppard and Gusg.
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Lilie Wintney
Will Piay
Hye Park
Walte
Friday Mails Overview Amid Sparse Telegrams
Fragmentary notice lists scattered times and lines for post office mail dispatches and messages to different locations. Mentions GPO finder, various names, and partial schedules in a garbled 1 pm to 7 pm range with references to ports and places. The readable bits hint at routine mail rundown and routing cues without coherent events.
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Sporting
Timbury Range
New England
Armidale
Newmarket
Darmeny
Emme
Ming MaySeld
Colors
Buttercup
Lord Fiterey
F. Dorrington
H.C. Rouse
J.C. Williamson
A. Foley
H.S. Thompson
J. C. Emih
D. G. Padman
E. T
N. H. Gibbs
J. M. Sterratt
W. Kelso
FP. Foy
J. Chambers
G. Gallimore
R. O'Connor
Web. White
J. L. Brows
W. T Yawlan
C. Smith
W. Henry
A.ies
H. Fielder
W. Mil
Churchwood
P. H Morton
T. Cook
W. H. Killick
Victory
P. Katy
W. R. Hall
West Key
New Zealand
Elevation
Nancy
Leck
Vre
Oakleton Phate
J.C. Smith
Lancaster
J. M.cull
Cooma Hace Club
James Price
Oer
W. Lamrock
Orange Jockey Club
John Grisdale
Thorn
Arthur
Pittar
Oxford-Street
Mark Foy's
Civil Barvion
Pitter Bam
Nowreidahir Abeence
Wei
Ut Belling & Beithe
Mae Echors
Wetnreser Aparece
Brandt Bros
Cerebos
C. B. Fry
THE
Nelson Spirit
Triste
Usk
Giining
Lane Mey
Ile Chow
Mountarmn
Yale
Newiaat
Iasuine
Alan Jake
Laws
Maes
Waa
Chara Island
Piream
Cosat
Peru
Cape Blanco
Galapagos
Rogliah
Aguinet
Laat
Nice
Hbr
Seth
Drapair
Rand
Chatham
Dows
Tmn
Rayatreau
Tex
Bea Lione
Meer
Lnstag
Ager
Lee
Bach Das
Svefer
Esil Theilekrte
Lal
Aos
Nick Dal
Butler Ahlog
Lowe Lee Wulees
Pohles
Amd
Max
Amerymar
Boweerr
Siey
Perth
Sue Epelsuer
Beery
Mintine Niger
Andy
Flore Om
Sauwy Snineha
eheWar
Ube
Rein
Rover
Mm Quites
Comun
Aleandra
Lloyd's Tea Sale
Sarunpar
GEORGE ST.,_SYDMEY
Hyde Park
Melle ¢Rose
G.P.O. Finder
Tomer Tew
Fas Fravcien
Vik Newesalle
Quito
A.m
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