First Sporsing Catenar Race Summary From 1856 NSW Coverage
In 1856 racing in New South Wales featured the first Sporsing Catenar and notes on events in Sydney and surrounding shires. The piece details race origins, key venues like Homebush and Albury, notable races including heats and mile distances, winners such as Veno and Planet, and the evolving structure of early Australian racing with multiple heats, prize money, and prominent figures like J Tait Whale and Mr. Rowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Nichols
Bell
Sydney
Ah T. Denison
Victor
Queensland
Barney Veal
Abe Threekey
Ileyraraldh
N. Beal
J.ed Turn
Veno
Roweny GW
Rowe
Kesetill
Willi Fuggerap
Bryant
Holmes
Briscll
Hears
Donnellys
Aunning
Pilleen
Albury
Sampson
Ballailers
RehBeld
Hawhesbury
Camden
Une Shoalhaven
St Leste
Shoalhaven
al Fy
Homenuit
Maitland
Stumpy
Bydney
J. Tait
RoUse
Tale
Tsowit
Cute
Whalehane
Plac
Inteier
Liverpool
Coili
J. Th. Akineot
Dre Seni
H Chan
Personalities Shine In Sport Amid Shaky Tennis Coverage
Read of Gerald Falterson and peers in a tangled sports note chain. The piece hints Falterson reaching a final, links to England and the United States, mentions doubles champions and fencing figures, and references a windy mix of names like Dame Farterson, Nigel Barker, and Wilding, with vague equipment and venue notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Falterson
Bein
Lyne
England
Dame Farterson
Audney
Aadrey
Anisihell
Viswalla
Big Winners in America in the Racing Year 1916 17
The article notes American horses led prize money during 1916 17 with The Twovearend Eternal topping lists. It mentions owners like Commander Joe Co Rom and Mr Macomber, plus horses War Marvel War Pen and Billy Kelly, and compares figures across Australia England New Zealand and the United States amid wartime constraints.
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Lesington
America
Casey the Brae
New York
Ivothers
Sydney
Lady Douglas
England
Emily Belten
Joe Co Rom
Billy Kelly
Bram
The Most Successful Horses in Two Year Old Races
The article surveys top performing two year olds with earnings around £2000 to £7180, noting Billy Kelly with 17 races and nine wins, and Col Livingston’s Winn with 22 starts and nine wins. It mentions horses like Eternal and Dunboyne and references American winners over £2000.
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Wat
Oi Te Alevan
Eines
Hite Teerpatralie
Tna
Rorsee
TG Twonyear
Tne
Johren
Sin
Billy ‘Kelly
Col Livingston
Winn
Eternal
Elect Tucas
Winnibi Sit
Dunboyne
Fair Tut
Mehr Youngatery
Ist
Reid
Eceligres
Own ers and the Public Never Wise to Say Too Much
An excerpt tracing errors in a legal or financial case, mentioning the Age newspaper and references to speculation and bankruptcy during examination. The piece cites names and dates, noting attempts to control information and public reaction to statements about investments and ownership.
Sires of Smart Youngsters in Sydney Races
The article lists leading sires and progeny in Sydney racing, noting success at Rosehill and Randwick. It highlights Byes, Trescady, Bambina, Nauteh Girl, and others with multiple wins, major plates, and prizes across the season, mentioning key horses and breeders.
A Memorable 1910 Sale of Malster Yearlings
The 1910 auction featured 37 Malster yearlings averaging about 5874 cuin es. high prices reached four figures for top progeny like Maltfield and Malster-Win Field’s Lass. Buyers pursued Malster offspring and related bloodlines, with numerous yearlings by Malster and Positano selling around 1000 guineas or more, signaling strong demand and anticipated future breeding value despite some weaker results. notable winners included Posadas and Galopin-class sires. several entries failed to win, but the overall market showed robust interest in Malster lineages.
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Ap Roundwick
Aitr
Malster Bait
Wideeahen
Maltfield
Matster
Win Field's
J. Bean
Mulsier
Lane
W.E
Grattan
Wynne
Jacamer
Positano
Jurcinth
Moses
Malstee
Crowh
Clancy
Blosson
Mralster
Marguerite
Boan
Paradas
Etranies
Malster
Lcs
Mackinnon
Cisco
San Francisco
Lady Wallace
Wallace
Poutano
Lady Lybis
Samuel Sy
Cinco Cave
AJC
Aj.c
Jacamare
A.C St. Reet
Posadas
C. Chatpagne
Iquid Oining
Aecolint
Gromer
Randwick's Old Track Described in 1868 Feature
The piece recalls Randwick racecourse as it was in 1868 with the Derby stand, training area on the east side, and seating for 1200 to 1500. It notes differences from today, like back rises and horse accommodation, and discusses quicker modern speeds versus the horses of previous decades, including opinions from Joyner and Busch on racehorse evolution and American versus Australian racing.
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Cory
Ovesn
Trecen
Ber
Parkes
Homebush
Ul Racing
Malian
Riveyeayolds
Met
Grumthey
Rickinaudy
Randwick
Penessha
Grinch
Ant Tregee
Buchan Thompson
Cause
Rantvick
Olimert
Tose
Successful in Sydney Leads at Metropolitan Meetings
Booth heads trainee list in Sydney district with 16 wins, 13 seconds, and 14 thirds. Dominant in prize money, trainer W. Booth shines while rivals struggle. notable horses include Arles Carrington Stakes and Craven Brive. Johnson and Murray are cited among top owners and jockeys with several entries at Rosehill and nearby tracks.
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W. Booth
Sydney
Lor
Rose Yard
T. Sexlly
Chuppenasttullows
Baltic Sea Us
FJ. Maroon
Bi Weason
Torre O'Connor
Rebus
Z. Murray
W. Bringer Hawdy
Nut Fortune's Favorites Trainers Secure Sparse Wins
In a jagged recap from Sydney meetings, several trainers show limited success this season. The report notes modest victories by J W Cook and others, with results uneven across events at various venues.
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Sydney
J. W. Cook
Nso
Paconda
Valisaon Hak Hat Alu
Miller Teal
Ad Wi Bown
HC Higpeda
Rabiion
Forogan
Mareden
R“O'connor
Willymp
Strickland
M. Thenpaon
Paille Ctoso & Barden
Hadlow
Ra Washiee
F. Willian
Morgans
Local racing results tease season tally and winners
In a fragmentary race roundup names such as Brown, Cooke, J. Banohob, G. Bullrey, and W. Lewthester appear among numerous competitors. The text notes overall 242 races held this season across meetings with several gainers and wind related notes, reflecting a busy local sports scene.
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Bayi
Howe
J. Mavon
Peter
Williame
Tennis Gigs Highlight Australian Doubles Challenge in England
In England the Australian tennis team faces strong opposition as the big revival after the war gathers pace. Doubles pairings show promise in the Fever, with mixed fortunes across singles and team events. The press notes Australia’s rising prominence despite uncertain outcomes in the early rounds.
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Australia
Tenon
Dousk
Am Américas
Waitara
Nira de Seventt
Binger
America
Gill
Australas
Mavroguriato
Mateh
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N.S.W
Dora
Fst
Heaths Teast
Amuuaren
Amin
Pally Birdy
Ty Me A. Arces
Gt Cook's Neer
de Ruiter
Chatl-ape
Natal
Jo Tean
Casnicke
Tovey
Pireamatia
Billy Grey
Dors
Prinee
Irons
Dore Fen
Bara
Sid Camden
Wathen
Unites States
Nigel Barker
Severn Fruids
Loughlin Mathon
Daviun
Patterson Alee
Taper
Walla
Ian
Benen
Ae Roper Barrett
Dour
Ralie
Anhavy
Xeeith Dawson
Osta
Mats Australie Ed
A. Jonas
Heath
Lycett
P. OvHara
Wood
Lycelle
Davao
Maviagordao
Per Aonally
H. Rayner
Green
C. Orourke
Barden
J. A, Mayo
Ammarica Isola
Breverly
Tad Ely
Ave
Ae Ae Saomien
Sete
Triers
Sam Raverarr
Ower
Ager
New Zealand
Alison
Owenner
Sijca
Trescady
Filot
Queens End
Bambina
Nauteh
Hoy
Rosehill
Fressaily
Tor
Bun- Sellk
Almissa
Imaginer
Lingere
Jn Pot
Aeaton
Coolwim
Fae
Ful Han
Bigtropn
Beragoon
Poseidon
Almisna
Featherstick
Malt King
Eaton Lad
Syce
Reseworthy
Beronian
Per Knight
Vares
All Black
Sir Rice
Karea Maleter
Seerons
Rosales
Tralithe
Winnie Sirice
Piastre
Poseidad
Acanon
Prince Poot Malnter
Pineice
Bsyiney Maetings
Pashano—Seciath
Borfarshire
Multisore
Wiesiman
Marco—Vara
Plvlag
Poythatam
Gallinule
Aerie Roche
Seigener
Bse
Horace le Male
Malme—Pairon
Eaton
Brvieie
Hua
AML Bick Cp
Old
Esa
Uokoldine
Arlee
Austratia
Joyner
Steyers
Amerie
WB. Burch
Tenessier Thas
Ume
E& Joyner
van Lisa
Tovday
Hall
Seoul
Booth