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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
14
Breeding and Bloodstock details from Canterbury W winners discuss Eaton Lad progeny and descendants of Clove or Cardigan. The report covers stock prospects, contenders like Hobgoblin and Dream of Gold, and notes on importation, bloodlines, and prospective sale outcomes at a Canterbury sale.
A dense recap covers racing actions across Australasian venues with mention of trainers and horses such as Malay and Bend Or lineage. It highlights performances at Canterbury and Randwick with notes on winners and contenders, plus references to mare lineages and notable placings in the day’s fixtures.
Long race report notes P Riddle and Ribbonwood Caleb leading the half year trot with several winners and placings. It lists riders, horses, and running totals, mentions midweek meetings at Roping and Richmond, and records results across multiple events with emphasis on Ribbonwood and related contenders.
Western District turf and Belmont Park events highlighted. Includes Perth race card details with flat mile distances, purses, and notable entries. Mentions Bodney, Farndon, and Rasongaa as referenced entrants, with comments on meeting outcomes and local coverage.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple prize amounts and codes, suggesting a lottery or raffle list. Names and locations are overwritten by garbled text. Key entities include various prize totals such as 40, 30, 20, and 10 pounds, with codes like 457 or 770. The readable material is insufficient for a coherent summary or identification of participants.
A playful scene features Murphy and his pals handling a rescue or crowd task aboard a device or apparatus, with colleagues aiding in the operation. The group appears at a crowded location, showing teamwork and alertness amid a busy environment.
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