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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1924
Page
13
A vivid report details Pennywise extending a winning streak across a sequence of races, with notes on a notable win at Kensinexon and mention of other horses like Silver Ban and Lingard. The piece covers race outcomes, jockeys, and injuries, concluding with selections for forthcoming events.
R Wootton came home from England amid talk of drama and touring, noting horse act diversions and a famed horse show in progress. The essay mentions Sir Samuel Hordern buying English goods and a boat trade, with remarks on nautical activity and local tastes in entertainment during the era.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference riders or teams and scattered names with possible race outcomes. Mentions of competing groups, divisions, and a late jump attempt appear, but readable facts are limited and no clear winner or event details emerge.
Victorian racing notes highlight contenders in the Christmas Handicap at Victoria Park. Speculation centers on Xmas Handicaps contenders Miss Dira End to say the least and Forlorn Hope with mentions of End to say the least and Adriaz as possible run.
In a decison by the steward, Crestrae was disqualified for two years for violating its rules and faced removal from a race. The mare Restese was also ruled ineligible. the result was awarded to Selvor An. An appeal has been raised and papers cited issues with order.
Austerity era reports indicate the union named Goward Art Umen plans a January drawing with participation by more than 100 workers. Authorities note proceeds exceed £1300, with payments tied to postage and related costs. The event organizer is described as a committee linked to Gore ord Bebost, amid uncertain details.
Local racing meet outlines several races including a 1 mile event with entries like Maden, Tanicar, and Valentine. Juvenile handicaps are listed with participants such as Eanes and others. The card also notes a Moorefield Handicap and a Welter race over one mile with riders including Lady, Brend, and Tadesten.
A fragmented report from Port Adelaide covers a fatal operation on Earl Simon related to a racing event. It notes trainer Mistbourne and owner relations, with bets, race prospects, and the impact on the opening day program. The report mentions stable connections, the Tattersalls meeting, and the Melbourne Cup style expectations.
Readable fragments show garbled listings and names like Regen race audiics and The AimDentes plus scattered phrases about towns, shops, and products. The page appears as a damaged advertisement section with no coherent story or clear event.
The Berg Cup meeting opens Friday with uncertain favorites. Jolly O46 and Flee Pig lead a busy card including Halfway Stakes, Ge p, and Raven events. Canning Parke Club staged racing Saturday with Arrow Speed and Swansea's giant entries drawing attention. Earl Howard won the Railway Stake.
The Northern District Turf report covers Singleton Racing Club’s nine-a-ector event at Bake Day, with seven winners deemed Well RAD ported. Jockeys and horses from Newcastle to Heathern district feature, including Freda Ty as a recent winner, and notes on upcoming meets at Shepleme and Newcattle. The article mentions multiple riders, horses, and forthcoming fixtures, highlighting the Busy January schedule and the Northern Sikes standings.
A fragmented account portrays Young Bob Fitzsimmons as inheriting his father’s power and stamina while lacking the crucial punch. The piece notes his lineage from the famous fighter and hints at comparisons to Benny Leona, suggesting expectations he may or may not meet as he trains toward a breakthrough.
A fragmented report discusses Hobe Ruth and Babe Ruth salaries and contracts, noting a $2000 figure and related payroll disputes. The text references baseball business, contract terms, and opinions from figures connected to professional leagues and media.
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