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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
14
The listing outlines stud services and stallion names including Pastime Stud Stallions and Ethiopian imp. mare prices at 30 guineas. It details mating terms with various sires such as Roubaix and others, listing feed, attire, and application contact details for AWATUPAH Ha and Hunter Athletic Syoxey.
Fragmentary text appears to mix names like Mendes and Tey with scattered phrases about kings, rain, and travel. The garbled OCR hints at a historical or mythic narrative, mentioning dates, places, and possible titles without coherent events or clear individuals.
An OCR fragment from a Macquarie Stud page lists stallion names and codes with unclear parenthetical notations. The readable portions reference HUMBUG and other identifiers, alongside breeder and stud locations, but most details are garbled.
Race notes describe finishes and winners in a sequence of events. Multiple horses compete with names and outcomes, highlighting top placers and performances across a field.
Damaged text fragment mentions Albury Greenstead and items like MUTOMELA DROS and DUNLOP THE TREE ERUS with odd numbers such as 127.808 and 18.608. The legible pieces suggest a catalog or auction style listing, with references to vendors or exhibitors and monetary values in guineas.
A jagged OCR note reports Redfield Sires Lingle seizing victory at a 20 guinea fee stake. Mentions Weir and King Clea among entrants with similar fees. Details are garbled but indicate a racing context with prize money and multiple horses in the field.
The fragment mentions Oakleigh Stud Stallions and Vale Air with details on imports and timings. Names such as Chrysolaus and Cistercian appear, along with a 4-0 scoreline and a 18.30 timing reference. The text is an OCR fragment from a horse racing or stud notes page.
A fragmented report describes six English mares offered at Borambola Park with a consignment including six pounds of Rywaarsntee mares. It notes a candidate named Saree Two Spearminy and mentions sires such as Fatwa 1 Fekewng Whobieim and Bathurer. The sale aims to showcase winners from several unnamed judges, with a focus on the stallions and the mare line, and references the auction at the Werribon Hod during the current issue.
Fragmented text notes the racing stallion Seremond with five vacancies, price 100 guineas, and mentions Derby and related betting terms. References to Abus, Hult, Crommary and other names appear amid disjointed auction language and sale details. The passage also hints at a change of ownership and upcoming events at Glenriow Korong with various horses and progeny noted.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Bar steak Bacher and VarziNg in a price or time context with unclear meaning. Readable elements include a reference to ten guinras and names Sula an aa te and DS at Bar steak.
An assorted, garbled OCR text discusses racing stock and breeding highlights. It mentions horses and mares such as Lamberg and Bendhaye, references to Derby lineage, and notes on breeding, sales, and potential racing outcomes with sporadic names and places.
Fragmentary OCR text presents names and phrases, unclear context, and missing details about events, dates, or locations. The readable bits mention Viet, France, and a new meeting or acceptance but lack concrete facts to form a full news item or identify individuals or organizations.
An unclear OCR passage references racing terms and various names including Redfern and Hermond. It appears as scattered phrases about a pony race, a daughter, and several improper spellings, with no coherent event or outcome to report. The readable entities include Mire, Redfern, Hermond, and Sam Petey in a vague racing context.
The readable bits show partial names and a few place references but lack a clear event, date, or organization. The text does not form a complete, actionable item and cannot confirm who or what is involved.
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