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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
10
The readable text fragment references Rosehill Races and a forthcoming meeting on Saturday August 21 1920 with various garbled names and notes. It mentions prize money and Kensington Races, with unclear details about events and participants.
Fragmented note from NSW Trotting Club Morgay dated August 5 lists entries and program details. The legible items reference entry numbers, track preparation, and possible participant names but many words are garbled in the OCR.
The report chronicles Cranbrook trainer N Godby at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Shadow Dancer and Sandule scored for Godby with other rivals failing to match pace as the meeting showcased strong form, jockeys, and future prospects in hurdling and steeplechases.
Race card lists entrants for Rosehill events including Maiden Hurdle with Ramp 6r Zintt Highweight Handicap Bundare or Myamley, Maiden Plate Irish Vas or Glencova, Rosehill Handicap Varico Perseus, Auburn Handicap Sweet Lady Beady Ave Brady, Parramatta Handicap Eisumon Oy Budare.
At Albion Park meetings crowds saw Clever Train and Wing O Mall among winners in a varied program. The Prince of Wales Cup featured Boy Shee dominating headlines after a dramatic finish, with veterinary input into a thriller that unsettled handlers and bettors alike.
Readable phrases mention a game and locations like Melbourne and Omaha with various names and numbers. The text includes scattered sports and poetry fragments, incomplete event notes, and mixed tabloid style remnants.
The readable parts mention names and places in erratic order with unclear context. It appears as a garbled snippet from a local page with scattered words and potential person notices or captions. No coherent event or clear subjects emerge from the fragment.
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