Change of Government May Assist N Z Racing
The recent New Zealand general election brought Labor to power with a large majority and broader policy on taxation of sport. Labor aims to relieve racing by reducing taxation on totalisator earnings and grant free rail transport for hares, with safeguards for those employed in racing. The Bay of Islands racing meeting at Pukekohe produced surprises, including Masters Norval winning the Kawaakawa Cup and heading toward the Alliance Cup.
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Dominion
Labor
Labor Party
M. J. Savage
Hares
Tarbor
Marjorie Daw
Pukeloho
Frankin Racing Club
Hay of Islands
Franklin RG
New Zealand
Times of Financial
Bay of Telandise
Norval
Miss Lu
Nerval
Tomeo
Miss Nerval
Bllursile
Arts Perth Cup Chances Bright
Art started strongly at Moonee Valley to win the Perth Cup repeat, leading from the start and fending off a late challenge from Bunch. Skidmore’s late surge and visor played a decisive role as Art finished half a length ahead, with Chrysonna third. High Art’s trainer Mr W H Brohmam profited from a brief rise, as the gelding earns substantial stakes across four starts.
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Aut
Bunch
Skidmore
Artat
Ad T. Taylor
Skilidmore
Chrysonna
Teadmil
Victoria
Brurtel
Adelaide
W. H. Brohram
Wyner
Art
Hiss
Arta
Caulfield
Referee Jubilee Sparks Royal Obscure Notices
A garbled Australian era collage quotes many newspapers and a Councilor Aaron Murky from Melbourne along with titles Daily Advertiser Order Watch Stawell Times Kynbran Times Wilmp Miner Western Star Kalgoorlie Goldfields Observer Rockhampton Bulletin Leader Guardian Evening Star Victoria Kaipara Waitemata Echo Wooroom Producer Kimba Dispatch. The piece reads like a chorus of credits and titles across regions, celebrating a referee jubilee with references to numerous press outlets.
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Remety
Nowrm
Holdina
Guardian
Evening Star
Year Chronicle
Victoria
Kaipara
Waitemuta
N.Z
Wooroom
Balakinva
Kimba
Dispateh
S.A
Cheltenham style racing report from Moonee Valley event
Akanree led early then finished half a length behind Hampton in the Welter Purse division at Moonee Valley. Warlaby dominated pace and reached front late to win the handicap, with Revision, Journey's End, and others racing prominently as Akamee and Alcrest faced differing fortunes in the hurdle and middle distance events.
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Akanree
Moonee Valley
Phar
Werlaby
Harold Badger
Devonshire
Warlaby
Wilfiamatown
Herole Dove
el Bassans
Theo Lewis
Albnitinn
Auttinio Aleorin
Vic Horses Worth Following In Flat or Fences
A jumble of race terms and horse names outlines Vic racing prospects. Akamee On, Scoleh Lassie, Journey’s End, Huwrh, Folly Speck, and Rolelond appear among handicap and sprint events with uncertain form notes and hopeful confidences, capturing a lively but unclear snapshot of horses to watch.
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Weller
First Win For The Season At Moorefield Handicap
Jockey G Browne, long associated with P Riddle stable, scored his first win for the outfit in over two months by guiding Celebrate to victory in last Saturday's Moorefield Handicap. Brewwmen had a cautious run before Browne forged through to take the prize, marking a welcome change of luck for the rider and stable.
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Saluriny
Pormerly
B. A. Bawdon
Rusch
Peter Jackson
G. Browne
P. Riddle
Pole Hia
Moorefield
Brewwmen
Brorne
Ormerly
ABC
Moonee Valley tote up yields charity boost
Tote totals at Moonee Valley reached £10,000 higher than last year, with about £1,550 benefiting the VR C Benevolent Fund. Racing notes discuss Polimida, Binek Alen, Royal Barb, Tyee, and Spearhead gelding performances at Bendigo and Ascot, with commentary on form, distances, and outcomes.
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Moonee Valley
V.R.C. Benevolent Fund
Bendigo
Polimida
Binek Alen
Astor
Monkay-Grounds
Ascot
Keal
G. L. Scott
Letharlottoreg
Art
Art Li
Villlus
Villlue
Free Beer for Trainers and 130 to Nothing for Driver in Big Trotting Race
In wet Victoria Park conditions a heavy track led to postponements, but racing went ahead on the B grass track. Mulgrave Hoy, at 7-1 rising to 63, won the 14 mile handicap by six lengths in 2.04, with McDonald riding. Trainer McDonald shows form, and drivers from his stable have wins. Alex Anderson and Granville Teller figure as notable names.
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Mulgrave Hoy
Longford
Wes
McDonald
Maddie
Hirness
Granville
Telliner
Alex Ander
Arsa
McHwnald
Jachine King
Jack O'Shea
Hia
la Calis Y
Liailay
Lim
Abe Richmond
Tibia
Gath
Sydney
Bouthem
Paddy McKinooy
Melbourne Coimle
Amd
Ywill Select & Wace
Banele
Harold Park Trots Feature Monty Blue Victory
At Harold Park the Monty Blue gelding powered to the lead from Curlongza and won by a length from Frampton In 258, with strong support for Monty Blue from Mr Williams. The write up notes Montell and LaundrERS breeding, the mover’s trainer McLeena, and broader field context including Paddy McKinooy and Kyora Girl in related Victorian trot events.
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Frampton
Yragle
Tralt
Pacar
Bella
Hard Park
Idlonara
Harold Park
Willl
Lori Shot
Monty Blue
Western Australi
Mrr
Williams
Perth
Woo
Kalgoorlia
Winnier
Mr. Williams
Bid
Kalgoorlie
Theneira
Montell
Dam
Montall
Wildiama Wen
Hfontell
Welttan Pr.Williams
Idear
Lla Agw
Gulnows
Thea
Willians
Kalgoorila
Monte
Cannont
Almont
Esme
Moss Mose
Twil- Hamels
Alea McLeena
Pool
Clover Oon
Monty Blieo
Mr Williams
Bers Alley
Monty Biwa
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Bay of Eslands
Pukehoha
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Arts Perth
Roach
Hampton
Taylor
Ody
Chrysonia
Jubilee
Callop
King Hores
Alkamree
Lome
Percy Pudfield
Mura
Padfield
Akamee
Vic
CVO
Akranes
Ton
Lemme Fre
Virginia
Tod Ch Coe
Miller
Anormma
J. al. Moyo
Fortin Hoittur
Victoria’ Park
Dmy
Wat Bonday
Coredial
R G.tratt
Bydney
Golden
Grove
Tierces
GLECK
Mel Petur
Marcus Prides
Frat Alto
Wilber
Pirst
Boonganye Binck
Royal Bland Ye Ae Co
Marlo
Royal Machine
Walla
W.pi
Longshyt
Titherby
Lorn
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Ll' Cet
Belver
Marge
Oaken
Kyoras Glinwin
Aras ismBy
Ares
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Transadena
Wallas
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