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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 09, 1921
Page
9
Fragmented OCR notes describe Rosehill meeting on Saturday with a list of handicap races, harnessed and flat entries, and multiple horse names. The garbled text references events like a 4 furlong handcap and a mix of race titles, riders, and entrants, suggesting a race card rundown from a 19th or early 20th century program.
A fragmented report outlines turf fixtures in New South Wales South Australia and Western Australia. It lists Tumut Sulina Wale Pen Morte Nellore Tat AEG de baeres and other stray terms with scattered place names and event hints. The text appears garbled with numerous misspellings and incomplete data but suggests regional trotting and racing activities. no clear dates or outcomes are given.
A jumble of racing odds and entries from Rosebery and Gosford meetings lists horses trainers and times with numerous unreadable fragments. The note includes horse names like Tamima Gate Fook and various descriptions, with scattered scores and track terms, reflecting a historic card scene and event listings.
A fragmented notice recounts a farewell gathering for Me Taylor and Eo Macartney at Arcadia Theatre on the 24th. English elevens are listed for a meet with many place and person names, including Gordon Clan and various local groups, with no clear outcomes.
A sprawling OCR fragment lists names, places, and events across an autumn festival. It mentions parades, markets, and ceremonial activities with numerous local venues and participants, reflecting a bustling community pageant season.
The report outlines a racing card with a one mile furlong handicap and multiple horses listed in race order. Names such as Mogae Siti and Roan appear among the entrants, with professionals and local entries expected to compete.
Disjoint lines mention diverse names and locations such as Vietnam and Velaro with unclear context. The page presents a jumble of terms including personal names, dates, and places, lacking coherent narrative or identifiable event.
Fragmented OCR yields a report on the Australian Dinghy Championship. Names such as John Nimmo Naomi and Jack Nine appear with standings and scores, noting Nimmo as a repeated winner and the Winters Race decision alongside overall cup results. The text is garbled but preserves mentions of Port Butevoit and St. George amid race outcomes.
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