Randwick sprint candidates eye recent form
The article discusses Randwick preparations with focus on sprinters Demetrius Bib, Flying Mandicay, and Pleto, evaluating track work and upcoming races The piece notes Mare Roserhill and Carrington Stakes prospects, highlighting gallops, weights, track conditions, and likely contenders such as The Villiers and Wish Wynne while mentioning owners trainers and related form factors.
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Carrington
Villere
Nortee
New Zealand
Ana
Grotexgue
Tele
Yan
Auckland H.C
Hawke
Suaburat
Homer
Nbaligsup
Randwice
Wwe
Harnea
Brathead
RIC
Aenijea
Catrineuen
Dss
Kings School Triumph Over Salmon in Slow Bowler Teagan's Lead
The Great Public Schools match at the Sydney Cricket Ground saw Kings School prevail in a protracted game. Teagan, a slow bowler, dismissed Salmon as part of a disciplined effort by Kings, whose bowlers restricted Share’s run-getters and steered the match to their triumph. Salmon had moments of promise but failed to deliver when most needed, while Kings’ batting and fielding kept pressure on the opposition throughout the close contest. The result highlighted the strength of Kings School’s bowling and team spirit, despite spirited resistance from the Share team and rival schools.
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Sydney Cricket Ground
Soding
Kings
Rae
Sydney Church of Rug
B. M. Balmon
Haan
Saimog
Natal
Roe Vlay
Tie Pavilin
J. Howe
Rings School
Shimon
Withet- Keeving
Karkellar
Bie
Honars
Sally
Pavers Iveleus
Stacy
Ivan
Resignation of Acting Chairman at Capendiary Rewards
Murchinah, acting-chairman since Mr Abel Hyde's death, submits resignation and will serve until Mr Wiggin Mie arrives. He notes stepping aside from Fating and hints a few chores to be handled.
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We. Murchinah
Capendiary Rewards
Abel Hyde
Fae
Wiggin
Mie
Muccigen
Mr. Murchinon
Newcaatly
New Zealand
Keller wins five mile race in thrilling Sydney sprint
Willie Keller surged to a photo finish in a five mile wrathh race at the Cycling Carnival in Sydney. Keller out sprinted Pitegaratd by an inch after a taut duel that kept the crowd on their feet from start to finish.
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Willie Keller
Keller
Sydney
Juat
Pitegaratd
Meeting on NSW horse racing rules in Melba
Delegates from Australia s principal racing clubs met in Melba to discuss compulsory branding and yearling numbering under new Australian Racing Rules. Major H Alan Currie outlined a scheme at a Sydney conference in April to align Australia wide with a national catalogue.
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Ava
Melba
Delegare
Australia
H. Alan Curtis
Sydney
H. Alan Currie
Owners Pay in England Jockey Club Against Later Hirst
A report on English Derby finance shows owners funding most prize money, with motions to protect or reduce costs rejected. The English Jockey Club meeting discusses forfeit rules, stakes, and how costs burden owners, noting international contrasts and the effect on breeding.
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England
Jockey Club
Later Hirst
Pembera
English Jockey Club
Dctover
Hedworth Meux
Eme Tang
Fertali
Kriodt
Sady
Paris
Lord Jersey
Victorian Club Bowlers Win Big Cricket War
Victorian club bowlers face a harsh question as even top performers struggle in interstate tests. The article explores why club success doesn’t translate to stronger results, noting differences in pitch conditions and match formats between club and state games, with insights from Melbourne bowlers and a Mayne lecture.
Bondi Boy Phin Sparks Sprint Promise in 400 Yard Championship
Arthur Copfleson notes Phin, a seven to ten year old Bondi sprinter, winning the 400 yards championship at Eastern Districts in Hondon. The junior’s strong performance stirs Sydney supporters who hailed him last year, staking him as a future sprint star.
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Arthur Copfleson
Phin
Hondon
Sydney
Track Bid It and Race Talk of Papyrus and Beloved Babel
An obscure account discusses Papyrus and Babel in a track meeting return to England. It notes Zev Daly and Rumors of betting, French backers, and the sharp contrast with American press portrayals of delays and mud. The piece hints at theater magnates and financial stakes around racing and betting figures.
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Biswell
Willerw Stakes
Carrington Storey
McKeneie
England
America
Baail Jarvis
Papyrus
Zev Daly
Tivell
Clondany
Magnemert
Ube
Thare
New South Wales Tour Hints at Striking Batting Depth
The article discusses New South Wales selectors aiming to strengthen batting with talents like Tack Gregory and A Grey as a twelfth man while preparing for the South Australia match in Adelaide. It highlights a strong batting revival, the squad’s power, and expectations of weathering home bowling as they pursue victory in the upcoming Friday start.
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Adelaide
Wwe
Agliahmen
England
Australia
South Austria
Aunitalia
P.M. Harmiurooke
Rugby star and Rhodes scholar visit Durban notes
A letter from R W McFaden of Hellyer Street Victoria Road, Durban, describes rugby union international Roland Raymond as a 4 Rhodes scholar. It mentions Raymond meeting Springbok players, touring Durban, and viewing football grounds. Also referenced is Thomas J Andrews of Petersham and Melbourne civic figure Councillor William Brunt on his rise to Lord Mayor, with notes on bowling and public life.
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Oxford
Roland
Pup
Raymond
England
Rhodes
Durban
Mi Faden
Victoris-road
Hellevay
Mi McFadyen
Raymond “Etiers
Bt Durhate
Rayrow
Dick Whittington
William Mrunton
Alderaan Swanston
Melbourne
Roy Sel
Amatyport
Arent Ly
Heuston
Ieee
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Randwick
Rik
St Randwick
Hara Staken le Vary
Bookera
Pteropod
Villers
de Woliery
Demetrius Bib
Oto Wagie
Wilkon
Flemington
Ferhucy
Flying Mandicay
Con- Sivan
Yevuttant
Racione Gay
Neeming
Peresrug
Buckea
Canteibury Park
Percyiua
Yenloga
Hyalite
Princess Dighton
Rosehill
Goulburn
Abe
Maine & Vitior
Defret
Evad
Demetri Coninney
Amoothly
Eure
Wish Wynne
Otacry
Wynne
Aachen
Livingston
Tarset
Mont 'Clair
Bat
W. Botts Stable
Wink Wynne
Brenacre
Kings School
Tegan
Salmon
Unford and Cambridge
Cepwial Palace
New South Wales
South Australia
TJ. Andrews
W. Bardsley
Hendry
A. Gray
A. Kelleway
A. Kippa
A. Mosley
J. D. Scott
JM. Taylor
Hl, Coltine
C. G. Macartney
W. A. Oldfield
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Principe
Hac
Ood Joelation
Mgoner
Gneevers
Sim Anid Mewar
Ticenery
Harvey
Slube Atford
Australian Jockey Club
Lineland
Aj.c
Withlinn
AJC
Cary Lm
A.C
Darvin
Harole el Beac
Mayne
Westsey
Thuras
Chena Bure
Tis ‘Ea
Tome
Thuradey
Tunie Weatier Serma
Dewrees
North Melbourne
Neain
Carlton
Christan
V.ca. Ip
Bendigo
Viata Nelbourne la Gene
Warrhiambool
Prahran
Wangaratta
Victorian
Auccasatu
Ly Malbourne
Victoria
Malerioy Ok Club
Iveta Fuateh
Tustace
Bard Ua Tan
Koother
Erick Leven
Yarendon
Lecare
Aida Layne
Cenarawiteh
Cambridge
Hiete
Anu Pinard
Wren
Bun
Babel
Carsate
Wales
South
Bonday
Boars Wales
Wright
Adelaide UI
Collins
Gregory
D. Beefe
Cate
Ne South Wales
Howth Wales
Nabi Geceger
Masbay
Flopkinn
Mispett
Pelderin
Diamond
Gregor
Suau
P. Oblin
Clowely
Ince
George Giffen
Vleas
Giffen
Amralia
Commonwealth
Elena
Mt Fe
SACA
Wiectore
Howey
M. Piaher
Townsend
Richardadn
New Booth Wales
Boutu Australia Singh
Aaeinian
Abalaine
Aasiaine Tay
Anelaite
Byanry
Dersotal
Thomas J. Andrews
Petersham
Sydney University
Hin
Andrews
Macartney
J Mo Taylor
Andiawy
Ton
Wolving
Shiel
Nim
Tie Leanyog
Newtown Wales
Wis
DOWNS
Caos
Lumwender
Rusate
Tie Parriet
Ruslan
Tarally
Long
Univ
Bolspeyiet Revolvion
Contacinus
New Engliah
London
Dhe
Greaves
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