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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
1
The article reviews attendance figures and racing outcomes from a Australian meeting. It discusses horses such as Chrys laus Arrilferymar and Kenmagubar, noting Cup prospects, wagers, and trainer expectations. It notes weather, track conditions, and the shifting odds for Sydney and Melbourne races with emphasis on key horses and owners.
The article discusses favored horses like Speciality and Derby prospects such as Tremady Queen and Kilkenny Way, noting racing performance at Randwick. It analyzes outcomes in the Champagne Stakes and Easter Stakes, mentions trainers and owners, and highlights notable placings and handicaps ahead of a Derby consideration.
Spectators watched Randwick on a windy Wednesday as two main races produced tight finishes. Mountword faltered near the final turn while Thalotte and Antoinette chased the lead in a field that included Coogee Handicaps and a strong showing for Silverton. The day highlighted rising costs and debates over amateur status in rugby and football, with Sydney University and the League's control discussions shaping the sport's future.
Chrysalaus sets mile record as Poitrel narrowly defeats Kennaqubah and Millieme in the All Asti Sewees. Bracken and others fade after a slow early pace with the final result decided in the last furlongs. Race yet marked by unsteady running and controversial betting figures amid a mixed crowd at Randwick.
The death of Mr Graney Randwick was announced with wide mourning by racing men. He was a long-time club member and credited with generous contributions to charities. His funeral procession was among Randwick’s largest, with many names noted among mourners and supporters.
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