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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 29, 1928
Page
13
A rough derby recap highlights a crowded field and likely favorite Pilot before final results. The piece names several contenders and notes expectations for Mallicon if he can stay close, with various horses and handlers referenced in a busy, fragmented OCR.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes horse racing odds and reactions at Rosehill and Epsom. It mentions Reonai, Rawsay, and Backers, with bets moving from 6 to 4 and 2 to 1, amid confusion over winners and losses. It references various horse names, locations, and people in a stream of racing jargon.
In a murky racing note Beau Cavalier is cited in relation to the Liverpool Grand National and expectations around a horse named Beau Cavalier. The brief mentions uncertain odds and outcomes tied to a late race finish and potential associations with trainers and jockeys.
Fragmentary OCR text from The Epsom paper yields unclear event details with scattered words resembling names and places but lacking coherent facts or verifiable context.
The readable fragments mention Eden Hall Maitland MeF bie Hi cin ant and various oblique references to people, places, and items. Names appear garbled but suggest a local listing or notice page with scattered terms on trade, sales, and events. The text lacks coherent narrative or dates.
An OCR readout contains garbled text with numerous typos and missing context. The legible segments mention names and places in an unclear sequence, preventing coherent identification of events, dates, or entities.
An unclear fragment references a stabbing incident tied to the patron at Maysden and a sequence of garbled names and phrases. The readable bits include mentions of a knife wound, a venue called Pikes and a request for calm and peace as discussions proceed.
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