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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
14
The Lyndhurat S Stallions are discussed as leading sires with notable progeny and bloodlines. References to Chrysallus, Herod, Thormanby, and Chevalier lineages highlight Australia and Europe connections. The piece notes auction activity around Chrysallus and the influential Stud mentions Mr Kennedy and Straffan Stud in Ireland.
A long review praises Lyndhurst stallions led by Chameliers and Seremond with notes on their performances in top Queensland and Northern State races. It discusses brace of progeny, including Seremond and Bend Or lines, and highlights King lines, Derby entries, and future potential for the season.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a family and locations with garbled phrases. It includes scattered proper nouns like Traut and OyeH, with unclear dates or events. The readable bits suggest a historical note or notice but lack coherent structure for a clear summary.
A confused OCR fragment mentions a winner over £11000 in Sinbemy Peer Hee and a horse related to Bemewwe Farm. It references racing terms like winner and relics but the text is garbled with names and places. Likely notes a race result or stake with uncertain details and participants.
The readable fragment references Lucy Scythe and mentions ages and names in a garbled context. Details are unclear, but it suggests a page item involving individuals and possibly a local event or notice with uncertain data.
Fragments show horse Cyrus imp 18 Gns and Stream of Gold with race references. Mentions dates, locations, and minor details from a Danish or Swedish racing snippet, unclear details persist.
The readable text contains scattered names and terms like MAC SMITH and Huns Best along with stray phrases, but lacks coherent events or context. OCR noise prevents a clear news item. no identifiable person, place, or action emerges reliably.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Dunlop Stud Stallions with prices in guineas and entries including Cetigne and Biplane. Content includes proper names and bid values but is garbled. Restores marketing card style hints at breeding stock listings with two horse entries and uncertain lot details.
A lengthy, cluttered report reviews racing stock and breeding prospects at a Tasmanian or Australian auction. It mentions Horses Abimurd and Sundridge bloodlines, notes prices, consignors, and various mares and colts, with commentary on conformation, age, and sale status. The piece highlights Marsian-type progeny and brood mare performance, referencing breeders and buyers.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local notice page. Mentions Toran, CREW AFH, high school or college identifiers, and a few names such as Car Wiley. Reading is inconsistent but suggests a table of notices or classifieds with stakes and measures.
Fragmentary OCR article mentions The Standard Bard Trotting meeting at Windsor with reference to horses and owners. It lists trainers and horse names such as SIR WHITTON and CARRIE, with prices like 12 Guineas per Mare. Ambiguous lines reference ARMAN and WEAK FARM, and addresses including Mydowy.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Kingsfield Stud, Aberdeen, and Hunter River with a line about season 1923 and Rossendale. The readable content is incomplete, lacking clear actions, dates, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
A hazy historic item centers on Beragoon and Seaton Lumber, with names such as Mer and AvPOONS appearing in OCR garble. The fragment hints at a local dispute or incident involving a person or entity called Airy Mama and a company Seaton Lumber, dated around mid century.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Malt King Peducko 7H and stray terms across locations and names. Readable pieces reference a possible horse or event, but details are unclear. The text includes scattered place names and initials without a coherent report or outcome.
A garbled report notes Baltic Sea naval maneuvers and ministerial warnings with references to Gms, Cromiile, Goblabrangs, and Rabmog. The fragment hints at political strains and potential disputes involving EAE and Ry. Further readable specifics are unavailable.
A 1923 sale notice for thoroughbreds from H Chisholm and Co. promoting unreserved base or Mr W C Steads racehorses in training. The long OCR lists horses, owners, prices, and sale terms with scattered names and figures reflecting a detailed catalog advertisement.
The article outlines day two selections for minor races, listing participants and entries across various heats. It mentions Dale Pane and Eun a Urata among others, with scattered details about event structure and participating teams and officials.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a police station and a date, with stray words like Raj, doped, Thana, Wilt, and Shawna. The readable portions are too fragmentary to identify a clear event, person, or location for a complete news item.
Fragmentary OCR shows horse or greyhound racing card notes with entries like HANDICAP and final handicaps. Names and details are garbled, preventing clear event or participant identification.
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