Ascot pony races set marks as winds blow hard
Strong winds at Ascot yesterday helped set several times in pony races. Mary F winner of the Flying Handicap ran the mile in a time approaching the record, while Sweet Rose clinched the half mile in a fast mark. Kilderkin won the seven furlong Ascot Handicap in a close race, and disqualifications affected Trick and two riders. The new color system debuted successfully among ponies. Kilmeny died after a sudden collapse following a disappointing run, prompting a veterinary inquiry. A two day meeting at Wyalong yielded multiple placings with Jeannie Cameron and Arundel among winners.
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Ascot
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Bill
Portland
Sweet Rose
Typhoon
Ebade
New Zealand
Kilderkin
Vrmat
J. Gulustora
Beenhorifacs
Morpeth
Demolisher
Haut Boy
Merle
Wairiki
Mowbray
P. Williame
J. Goss
Ascot Yeatertay
Australia
Sydney
T. C. Doyle
Brisbane
E. Carter
Doyle
Mack
J.C
Story
West Australia
WRC
Kilmeny
Dalmeny
Fiazelie
Wyalong
Manchester City Oddfellows
Jeannie Cameron
Raby
Rockfall
Chatsfield
Arundel
Carnation
Good Bell
Manchester Unity
Passion
Welter
Lance
Dude
Littisham
NSW selectors name fifteen for Wednesday match at new ground
Selection notes reveal full back Wickham favored over Hedley for balance against New Zealand. Three-quarters include Waddell Dix Smith and Matthews praised for past form. forwards feature Hirschberg Swanell and Gavin among others. Analysts debate Hedley and D Alpuget positions amid countrymen strong showing.
NSW selectors pick rugby league side for Sydney matches
NSW selectors released a squad for two tests against Queensland with surprises. Full-back S Wickham of Western Suburbs leads a backline including Russell Newtown Mespenger Eastern Suburbs and Smith Central Western. Halves Anlezark Northern Rivers Wooller Gteber forwards Barmett Newtown Greasewater University Lamb New England Hughes University Burg e South Sydney plus Murnin Eastern Suburbs Judd St George Gavin Central Western. Two players chosen as the Second NSW representative.
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New Cricket Ground
Buck
Dix
New England
H. Waddell
University
J. B. Lave
H. B. Oxenham
J. Stunts
Eastern Suburbs
C. M’kivatt
Glebe
W. Matthews
J. Rosensil
South Sydney
H. Borland
Mintyre
Central Western
James Hughes
Wickham Iean
Hedley
New Zealand
D'Alpuget
Wickham
Penman
Brst
Dir
Wedisday
Bede Smith
Matthews
Wood
Aulesark
Aulezark
Hirschberg
B. T. Swanpell
Elther
Stroog
J. D'Alpager
H. Messenger
W. Dix
J.B. Smith
Ball
A. &_ Aniesark
H. Bullock
K. Gavin
Swansell
Wickham Messenger
Russell
Waddall
Woods
Jud
Barnett
Swannell
Mornin
Gavin
Burdon
Bullock
G. B.C
Forest Lodge
C. Hedley
Sm. H. Messemeer
Sydne
S. Wickham
Western Suburbs
C. Russell
Newtown
I Mespenger
F. B. Smith
H. Daly
Western
A. Anlezark
Northern Wivers
F. Wool
Orwards
J.T. Barmett
J.C. Greasewater
Fo Lamb
Jno. Hughes
P. Burge
CE Murnin
H. A. Judd
St. George
Australian Waterloo Cup Coursing Meets At Rooty Hill
The Australian Waterloo Cup meeting at Rooty Hill opens with 21 dogs and strong police presence to enforce the Gaming Act. Early rounds see Bulwark, Uranus, M Callum More, Fondling, and Pennant scoring victories while Dusty Lad and Balmy Breeze face defeats. The Waterloo Cup purse lists prizes for 22 starters and a separate Waterloo Plate and First Round results are noted with multiple byes and undecided outcomes.
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N.W. Nadonst Coursing Association
Woodstock
Kildonan
Fins Answer
Bulmy Breese
Tiamana Bob
Extract
Cobbler
Dusty Lad
Bulwark
Mias Braddon
Miss
Fine Answer
Uranus
Kiloola
Momento
Brietal Boy
Ambasador
Surly Blast
Wedding Ring
Kiss
Uraous
Memento
M.callum More
Fondling
Lanoline
Pennant
Sigmollene
Callum Moor
Bold Prince
Long Span
Abus
Witmer
Miss Braddon
Kildonnan
Diamond King
Balmy Breeze
Diamond Bob
Taurus
Band of Hope
Schemer
Darby
Tra. Valgar
Mise Braddon
Scheimer
Trafalgar Bay
Waterloo Plate
Winer
Sigmotiiene
Simon Pure
Rifle Shooting at Gosford Regatta Opens Series
The Australasia Rifles Club hosted a friendly at Gosford on their range against the Company of the came regiment. Visitors led by Lapce-corporal Green with 10 points, Q.M.S. Heness second with 9, and Sergeant Coulter scoring 100 in seven shots at 200 300 and 600 yards.
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Australisa Rifts
Gosford ‘Company
Came Regiment
Lapce
Green
Q.M.S. Heness
Coulter
Youngmbol
Hungry Bay Incident Rescue Spared by Ambrose and Crew
The letter recounts a near tragedy on Hungry Bay where Cecil Am rose, an on board engineer, acted decisively during a drowning incident. As the yacht neared the boy in danger, Ambrose dove in, reached the dinghy, and helped bring the boy ashore. Sub-Lieutenant Bracegindle, Lieutenant Spain, and Barker’s crew aided in reviving the child with Humane Society methods. The author urges credit for Ambrose and others and questions why the informant was not mentioned.
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Hungry Bay
W. P. Pluckatt
Naval Brigade
Cecil Amrose
Ambrose
Mr. Barker
Spain
Bracegindle
Triondy
New Zealand borrowing signs and Sydney notes
Letters discuss New Zealand simulating a borrowing boom with railway works propping up govt money, while prophesying a heavy debt load. Sydney topics include bohemian taste, English influence, and Federation debates over independence, capital site at Dalgety, and economic federation outcomes.
PILES AND LIVER COMPLAINTS AND CURE CLAIMS
An advertisement extols lr Morse Indian Root Pills for chronic liver and bowel blockage tied to piles. A testimonial from W. L. Davin of Derlinghurst Sy8ung describes years of digestive trouble, improved after three weeks of the pills, including relief from headaches dreams and languor, with continued use. The piece also weaves in other items about emigration and Salvation Army activity, including Canadian emigration and the spread of relief efforts.
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W. L. Davin
Victoria-street
Derlinghurst
Almort Row
Tornine
Wol
Davie
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