Opposition to Totalisator in Sydney Debates Post Bill
A Sydney debate on a government totalisator bill features opposition from religious leaders and bookmakers. Proponents cite revenue and the potential for betting gains, while critics warn of gambling spread and bookmaker profits. Ministers and MPs discuss regulatory impact, with concerns about women’s participation and overall public benefit.
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Fort
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Ames
Rama Monetary
Appovitiog
Businsae
Mmese
Sue Hades
Ara
Capi
Abele
Tier Murea
Hele Crusaie
Vere
Aioe
Tom
Leger
Wiis
Miauters
Government Totalsator reform debated in legislative session
The discussion focuses on how a 10 percent government deduction would affect prize money and racecourse upkeep. Proposals consider linking running costs to Totalsator revenue and distributing excess to prize funds, while balancing owner benefits and club revenues amid potential statutory changes.
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Groghary
Large Field Troubled by Racing Officials
Fragmentary OCR text describes turmoil in racing circles involving the Victor Racing Club and regulatory provisions. It references rules about prize allocations, entries, and payments, with notes on Victorian and Melbourne contexts and a focus on governance of horse racing events and trials.
Rushford Wins at Rosehill Meeting
A fragmentary Rosehill racing note reports Rushford winning at Rosehill with unclear details about attendance and the event timing. The readable portion confirms the winner and location while other lines are garbled.
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Rushford
Rosehill
Totalisator Sill Full Text On Page 3
The page presents the full text of the totalisator sill as published, detailing the official language, scope, and operations. It includes definitions, applicable rules, and procedural notes guiding betting rules and payout calculations for races.
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Totalisator
Erroneous Impression on Totalisator Revenue Outlook
Discussion questions the NSW Government revenue forecast from the Totalisator at £200,000 for the current year. Premier remarks misquoted, with Tolman figures for three months cited. Legalisation anxieties linger among metropolitan clubs as recent racing events and horses are noted amid uncertain future dividends and shareholder concerns.
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Nsw
Tolman
Angiety
Clyde Stakes prospects noted in murky racing report
The report surveys horse racing odds and race developments at a Melbourne event. Webel dominates opposition while Conqueror and Rangopal chase podium spots. Favorite Williamstown trails leading pack including Waltonbor and Charlie Mac as furlongs remain. Entries feature Sweet Stop, Sale, Si Yubadil, Mulrose, Aberlady and more, with potential next wins hinted for Aberlady and Persian Hood.
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Rangopal
Melbourne
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Waltonbor
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la Warrom
Javier Tring
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Divi von
Potken
Bert
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Tina Tarens
Obyiais
Si Yubadil
Miley Nase
Miley Nase, Bmwnly: Ale Ny i At Vance of Lx Bultone Ani Sunil
Ani
Ng Qyart
Ste Han
Minnie Rhe
Heatherbrar
Raton
Thoveh
Iim
Bookmakers Tax Debate Sparks New South Wales Clash
The text outlines a controversial discussion over a totalisator system and bookmakers in Australia. It references the Congregational Union of New South Wales opposing a royal commission report, and details financial aspects of betting, taxation, and distribution, including figures and parliamentary remarks from Holman and others. The fragment also touches on New Zealand, Queensland, and Australian racing contexts with mentions of venues and outcomes.
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New Sout Wales
Aljone
Ives
New
Guensland
Werera Atmratie
Moorefield Race Meeting Described With Mixed Results
A sprawling report from Moorefield details seven races with a mix of placings and dramatic finishes. Notable performances include Wedding Day and Nancy Sykes in juvenile and handicap events, while Lutana and Queen’s Pen also figure in the outcomes.
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Apia
Eee Ivorte
Iralan
Elfinmany
Gail
Blake
Engesementa
The Referee Advertisements Bring Business
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Australasia
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