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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 14, 1923
Page
11
A sprawling report covers horse training shifts and race plans across Sydney and Melbourne. It mentions pilots and trainers like Walter and J. Trenewetre, horses destined for Randwick and Melbourne with plans for Cox, Epsom, and Newmarket engagements, and notes on public race days, owners, and betting dynamics.
A compilation of racing gossip and results from Australia and New Zealand. It covers horses like Cypher Kip Ingada and Olive Rivall, distances and upcoming events, impacts of protests on betting, and notable figures including jockeys such as J. Felton and George Huance. The piece notes Australian Cup prospects, Sydney and Melbourne meetings, and mentions racing clubs and prize pools.
John Stewart and Son, Department R, faces veterinary matters in Arorooa Laitiwice. Officials announce proceedings related to animal health and regulatory compliance with local authorities. Stakeholders include the veterinary firm and regional oversight bodies.
The trotting club, led by Ward of Aston, debated lowering admission charges to attract patrons while reducing purses. Members sought public notice and consideration of a January meeting outcome, with plans to invite owners to unify under a reduced prize scheme and boost attendance.
A scrambled report covers the disappearance and later recovery of the trotter Mari bring Chief, with Melbourne police tracing the shipper and a suspect. It notes racing meetings, values, and upcoming events at Addington, Victoria Park, and Richmond, including prize money and notable horses such as Mylandra and Edetochter, and profiles of industry figures like W J Tomkinson.
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