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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR reveals names like Beau Soult and Vovet and mentions performances, ages, and locations. The text contains garbled terms, improper punctuation, and partial event notes making precise details and outcomes impossible to determine.
Fragmentary OCR shows a legal matter involving Turton and Rathuret with references to Germany and a September sentence. Readable items mention a court process, a potential sale or action, and geographic hints but lack clear names and dates.
A garbled OCR style segment mentions names like Pa S pastre Mittens and Ty PAIPHE Liga amid unclear references to a cup, towns such as Tynan MN and Wayne, and various terms like enolate and opal setting. The readable parts suggest a sports or competition framing with scattered proper nouns and dates lacking clarity.
Fragmentary vintage notice lists Canema Kerraboe and Sardis with a 20Gns stake. Names A. E. Thompson and Siva Won appear amid unclear text, suggesting a season-staking or entry detail for Canema Kerraboe.
Fragmentary racing notes list Widden Stud Stallions Imp Linacre with eight, and CHAU EW AIST and Kenilwortys three, plus Hildwick Atal Ku Man, Imp Al missa ten, thirty gas, various trainer notes at Humid StHGuou and Romie or Woe TevlN. Details are obscured by OCR errors.
Fragmented OCR text shows foreign words and garbled phrases with partial names and numbers. It mentions a September date and terms like Storm, Midnite, and Besnatwinal but lacks coherent events or identifiable entities to summarize into a precise news item.
The Canning Downs Stallions feature Gold Tie and Polycrates progeny with strong success in Brisbane and Sydney. Noting Gold Tie's potential as a sire, and Highfield and Saint Simon lineage, the piece touts continued breeding strength, predicting top-quality offspring and promising racing futures from the stud.
A fragmented pedigree note discusses Marthope Rupert Clarks and famed sires like Hurry On Persimmon and Breeding lines in Australia. It traces lineage through numerous horses, mares, and sires, noting key connections to English stud books, Derby winners, and notable progeny. The text references bloodlines across England, New Zealand, and Australia, with emphasis on Mare lines and influential sires shaping New England racing stock.
Fragmentary notes describe Flying King and Polyurates progeny, highlighting performance, breeding value, and stud fees. Mentioned horses include Flying Ring and Crown Jewel with references to races, trainers, and lineage. The text emphasizes durability, conformation, and potential for earnings, noting key sires and notable progeny in a period study.
An eclectic chat fills a racing page with names like Cradock, Barby, and Captain Curie as owners and horses boast promising lines. The piece praises Australian-bred stock, notes windy conditions, and hints at a forthcoming Two Thousand race with high expectations for Canterer and others.
A garbled OCR segment recounts events around The Fortune Hunter and The Fortune Marty. It mentions races or trials, with scattered names and places, and hints at a social or theater setting with unclear stakes and participants. The fragmented text references various figures and locations, but lacks coherent narrative.
Fragmented text appears to summarize racing results and trainer standings in Tasmania. It mentions a trainer Sullivan and Reginald, noting multiple seasons of success and leading the list of winning enablers. Specific names, places, and dates are garbled, but the focus is on racing figures and ongoing performance.
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