Winning Sires In England And America Breeding Notes
Breeding notes discuss English and American premier stallions led by Polymelia and Cannobie with kin to St. Simon and Galopin, noting records, sales, and import activity. The piece highlights stallion performance, pedigrees, and market trends, urging breeders to enter mares and consider catalogued stock for upcoming sales while referencing notable studs and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headingley
England
America
Succenson
Grafton
Polymelua
Uist
Aus
Galopin
Polyraclus
Englin
Jesus of
Bally
Hampton
Persimman
Galovin
Prusawin
St. Strom
Gimon
St. Bimini
St. Frusquin
Binion
Peralmmmen
Ratory
Sinan
St. Simon
Sundrider
Kendel
Peralmmman
Iliay Lachiel
Molster
Trenton
Gratton Sas
Newminster
Grattani
Gratton
Loehiel Wiz
Ayr Lachin
Mersia, Thompson
Maluter
Mirira Thani
Martagon
Prince Palatine
Ayrshire
den Reynaldo
Lond Aberton
Kate
Julian
Australia
Referee Subscription Rate For Active Expeditionary Forces
A special rate for referees on active service and with the Expeditionary Forces offers four shillings per quarter payable in advance. The notice lists payment options including money orders and references to various locations and names, with unclear and garbled details. The fragmentary text mentions addresses and regions worldwide, suggesting a wartime or military context for a subscription service.
Question Box muddled with boxing and horse racing notes
A chaotic page lists a mix of questions on boxing bouts, cricket queries, and horse racing events. It references figures like Rae Bel, Rae Bel ride, and horses at Sydney and Warwick Farm, with scattered sentences about boxing champions and cricket umpires. The readable segments are fragmented without a clear single focal point.
Referee Sporting Supplements Catalog Offer
The Referee Sporting Supplements lists numerous celebrated racehorses boxers cricketers and footballers in its catalog. A few copies are available within the Commonwealth for six for seven percent complete.
Totalsator and Laws Mention Amid Confusing Text
The fragmentary OCR shows garbled terms such as totalisator and laws, with scattered names and places unreadable. It hints at a historical notice or article but lacks coherent details, making it difficult to extract a clear event, date, or involved organizations.
Sydney bowls meet weather disrupts weekend events
Wet weather in Sydney disrupts bowling activities with many notable players from the Neo are Elth and City Chall clubs among those affected. G. Collie, secretary of the Grafton Club, notes attendance waivers as the Mtnweil event group and Haerandaain Club members adjust plans. Local organizers anticipate rescheduling. a ceremony at Redwich is set for Wednesday at 4pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Anit Reb
New Zealand
England
M.D
Sydney
Angeraphyr Nak Oak
Austral
PHANG
Newcastle
Newes Vlationer
Newcartfe
Gmprrek
MCC
Aecrecary
Singleton
Worcestershire Boumy
Warchersire
Worcenarshire
G. Collie
Arreld
Hecretery
Grafton Club
Gramete
Fahitey
Pone Howe
Whitehouse
JT Lolli
AL Moore
Eat Roberts
Loveridee
Moran
Harrie
Quirieile
Baranaland
Quirindi Jockey Club History and Election Debris
Fragmented OCR text covers Quirindi Jockey Club mentions and NSW Bowling Association president My Rattan, with garbled years and events. It references 1812 invader terms, vague tours, and loose notes on entertainments, leadership, and miscellaneous names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Waleg
Raen
Ie Lalla Lenin
Rattan
New South Wales
Arsociarion
Uymen
Eeverally
New Zealand's Great Tourney 1ive praised in Wellington report
Wellington dispatch from Jan 19 describes the Dominion tournament close in Wellington as the finest nine days of bowling seen. Notables include McLaren Duncan Mason and Potcows with many prominent teachers and clergymen in attendance. Despite a thunderstorm opening, the event drew strong support from players from Dunedin Auckland and Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Wellington
Tram
Haliday Vaen
McLaren
Gamara
Paya
Dunedin
Wooler
Bary
Old Rugby Matches and Bowls Championship Report
Fragmented report recalls 1883 rugby match in Wellington and Dunedin figures, plus New Zealand bowls events with players from Auckland United and New Plymouth. It notes finals, scores such as 23 to 1 and 24 point margins, and mentions Walter Wallace of Napier and Kitts, with injuries and demonstrations of skill across multiple events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruehy
Lyall
Lei
Calve Noman
Dunedin
Gyaga Seakres
Wellingcon
Ualsele Johnny
Ithamdaah
Tor Wallingaon
Saint Otaeu
Dumbell
Zeulara
Australia
Tograny
Wellington
A. Maldane
Takaka
Chile
Nelo
Will Bath
Lo He End Togram
Ournes
Rmite Te
Ale Cine
Inal Ion
Wesnesay
Creket
Ryne Coltman
Eh Colhayn
Damond Fluckland
Fiucklanters Pravet
Arnivad
Wallace and Bunce Win Narrow Victory in Local Match
In a tense contest Wallace defeats Bunce 9 to 2 and 13 to 3 in a rugged face off, with Bunce's performance shaping the late stretch. Wallace shows decisive scoring as Humes and others contribute, while the match features a dramatic finish and a champion claim under NW iLA rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ruger
Andy Alt
Faye
Ileround
J. Humes
BNE
Layer Fray
Wallace
Mead Wallace
Amd
Bunce
Wineeiens
We. Wallace
Neto
J. Bunge
Ned
Prager
Meoe
Ila
Jno
Smalley
Eaglehawk
Wi Hanwiton
Bendigo
J. Stewart
Eagle Wa
South Bendigo
Palnie
Kensington Races Cancelled Amid Unclear Weather
A fragmentary report from Kensington on Wednesday February 21, 1912 notes racing activities hindered by unclear conditions. Details are garbled but indicate events at a local track with entrants and officials preparing for outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Ants
Heaton
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Lanian
Falkiner
Enellen Earlings
Uckes Hang
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Cessrewitch
Danogiee
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Sauewn
Walter
Ile
Poraenen
Eae Felerrellta
Sanctum
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Iniah Wram
Anil H
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Tom Weet
Warwwk
Queensland
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Yarra
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Winters Ted Hee
Phneming
Reece
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Mo J. Ho
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Lyndhurs Sun
Mr. C
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Aml
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West Mole
Manare
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Addis OF
Sureuin
Meeta Lala
Sumscriber
Tickienan
Glo
Eho
Total
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Wwe
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Ascot
Rae Bel Ride
Sean Duttie
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Carters
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Thorlangn
Winonampl
Rita Tere Stacott
Eller
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Watts
van Cleve
Walgett
Ouidatormites
Bt Clatouh
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Lita
Scone
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Torx
Tigveseid Hadar
Soeday Ir
Bee
Seeateh
Erna Ey
Heletan
Mivr Lene
Byrd
Wastin
Wagm Asn
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Cerin Suvele
Warwide Farm Nursery
Acolyte
Wanterbiiny
Warwick Farm
Catierury
Nira
Warwick Farm de- Positors
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Canterfulry Railway
Hanilcap
Dundow
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Yo ‘Radnor
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Darcy
Huthendead
Corbett
O.G
Campeie
Wort
H.M.S. Penguin
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Darcy Trice
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Uren
McCoy
Cwoallaheay
Syath
Gotla
East Briabaye
Beauflevert
Menara
EL Chaterrbaby
Dick Burge
Aid
Hiet Iqear Lexus
Maryborouen
Welle
Welle ‘Menare, A. Ge Spelling and” Cuy 04 Late Ren Syaney
Byanay
W. Corbett
Carey
Ameries
Valussa
Ivesya
Anseei
North Sydney
LMG
Gladenville
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Wien
Mip Tabacco Co
Riodesta
South
Attica
Burns Ahd Johnson
Messenger
Foothaler
Maniapoto
Peter Jackson
Ranshord
Australla
ELEV
Itn
Bao
Bill Lang
Walwseey
Totalisator
Raffan
W. Pf, Corsett
Ebstrary
Sy Tooter
Irons
Fap Wisay Cairny
Marae Tinkaly
P Soihern
New Barn
Geneva
Redwich
Quirindi Jockey Club
Wen
Sean Cee
Amy A Anil
Gia Neeta
Martin
Entangonu
Ferguson Pe
Rame Way
Iirougnour
Martine
Digo Tov
Eearhenarceer Etter Beeererte Jaeen
Seri
Tina
Net Namioe
Nineleshates Champlonatip
Vlahines Vaya
Msinls
Fou
W. Wallace
Wellin
Wyong Park
Wallsend
Coweane
the Enternational Horse Agency and Exchange, Ltd
Pall Mall
London
Atte Sna. Wills
Wager
William Allison
Commonwealth
Bank OF Australia
Enizoga
Ste
Deswos Mullin
Canterbury Park
U A.M
Davis
Victoria Park Racing Club
Tory
Rosebery
TWAIS
Molong
Clund
Uae
Enue
W.dra
Meveesiag
WAU Hao
AHA Matlin
Mt FA
Arsansors Wares
Sathurst Pony Racing Club
Laera
Moorefield
Wigshen
Erie
Patel
Kembla Grange
Angus Pees
Owen
Dowling Street
Redfern
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