Substantial Progress of Sport in New Zealand Article
Fragmented account details a busy period in New Zealand sport with references to trots,embargoes and racing meetings. It notes early resumption of events, discussions on scheduling and possible ties, and mentions the Australian Cup as a point of focus. The text records organizational deliberations and anticipated meetings, with aims to advance athletic activities across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Melbourne
Cigne
Munleriema Envetation
Indenna
Heielerts
Tulbealty
Wellington
Tammie
Impeschel
Fanaa
Tempare
Canterbury
Erovnd
Addington
Aunitwlnaia
Gisele
Ody
Vanceny
T. We J. Shand
Nt We. Rotinson
Riccarton
Midkie
Eliti
Alington
Aml
Asin
Hewall
Hag
Lia Fih
Gould
Legacy of Kerr Guiding Wildwood Stock in New Zealand Trials
Kerr family influence dominates the Wildwood breeding program and New Zealand trotting scene. The article details Kerr’s leadership, his brother’s legacy, and Wildwood’s prominent stallions and progeny, including notable horses listed with earnings and performance marks. It also discusses Addington Raceway’s expansion plans, Metropolitan Trotting Club’s Addington development, and Auckland Derby and Great Northern Derby stakes prospects for 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WiBac
Fatmn
New Hungitans
Australas
Waltwold
Setiaha
Morse
Egan
Wildhwuod
Kerry Busenessey Fm
Pam Lacy
Aed Racing
Naren Kerr
Kent
Kerr
Eijemateon
Couraey
Willawood
Jucr
Marie’ Corelli
Ausharess
Suibl
Cameen
Lazailles
Ldgiene
Kmawlee
Bod Nce
Aig
Min
Admiral Wond
Admiral Wool
Gem
Moncroun
Ter Namient
Auskine Wilsen
Acs Wood
Elektiorn
Waveney
An. Trsiger
Tle
Arier
Tehealal Sucegne
Speilsmen
Zietts
We Blominton
Fom
Cegulae
Prine
Wildwood
Gettin
West
Derry
Auckland
Jerby
TS Son
Derby
C.F. Mark
Snm
MOOREFIELD RACES AND A MENTIONED HORSE LEGACY
A fragmented 1940 racing column discusses Moorefield races and figures such as King Seward and Alec White. It references Vincennes and Jolville stables, historic horses like Hieramen and Leew Almworthy, and notes on racing geography in Europe and Australia. The piece blends racing lore, notable handlers, and interrupted details from a broader era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnance
DL Reese
Satan Gerben
Hezeen Siaage
Stade
Apg
Inte M
Lecoux-Longpre
Teal Male Ike Papiliowiee
Vincennes
M. Merelie
Europe
Morraman
King Seward
Joolcich
Pyar
Wey
Jillville
Lee Axworthy Crowned King of Fe Rostera at Harness Meet
The storied horse Lee Axworthy rose to prominence at the Grand Circuit, defeating rivals like Prince Loree and Peter Valo in match races at Cleveland. Axworthy, trained by William Harkness and driven by Walter Cox, set a series of fast times including 2.03 in a decisive showdown, earning a reputation as the season’s top trotter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Roraux
Cleveland
Profesaor Bishorn
Lone
Guy
Lay
Binwen
Grandam Gaiety Gulitchy
William’ Bradley
Biss, Doermy and Carrol Horse Company
Ardmaer Farm
Rapion
Harkness
Madison Squiare
Walter R Cox
Sidbis
Cox
Fevard
New England
Bsopet
Prince Lorne
Pastime Table
Bir Thainay Lipton
Basse Seade
Capordas
Lee Axworthy
Prince Loree
Andrews
Abnut
Lee Aaworthy
Pater Valo
Indie
Newson
Hiat
Peter Valo i
Trotting and pacing stallions noted in Australian pedigrees
An Australian study lists American and New Zealand pedigrees for race horses including Berlin Blackwool Abdallah Childe Maral Humble Corian Honesty 883 and many mares. Notable Dillon Bell traces to Wild ell and Fanny Belly via General Tracey. The article surveys racing stock exports and the lineage connections across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Ariel
Alarorda
Balwave
Peety
Eros
Australis
Merry
Havarda
Anatallas Spottarean
AON
Alameda
Brant Full
Childe Haroté
Alec White
Grotiers
Jone
Jaye
Vicesteria Page
T. Joynton Smith
Zetland
Mauritius
Australia
Childe Harold
Scotland
Cogsther
Berlin
Char Wrod White
Chide
Harold
Li ¢Eng
Wiralpihr
Drum
Srn
Ifuw
Blackwool
Abdallah
Biceaceln
Childe Maral
Humble
Corian
Tion
Glanes Pinole Patchen
Vancleve
Arisiola
Belle Briges
Breate
Dillon Bell
Zea- Setvice
Fanny
Tracey
Teteey
Ey Erin Gia Tre
Jeannie
Tracey Timp
Dillon Bell Pellerce
Zealanaly
Robert Wilkin
Wartime era harness racing tale from New Zealand and Britain
The aged account recounts long forgotten harness racing events and breeding in Hobartville and Christchurch. It highlights mares like Belle Bridges and Violette Ginny Pelle, notable sires, and the rise of Hobartville Wand farm as a leading breeder. It mentions Childe Harold, Berlin, and Harold, and notes sales and progeny successes at Sydney and Australasia driving events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land
Irelands
Barty
Mir
Wnin
Mmr Gove Varley
Anirew
Wilkin
Bonright
Childe Hnent
Hun
Hahirtville
Hobartville
Gallapers
Avenue of Oaks
Mock
Ware
Lord Harold
Morse
Hanertville
Phets
Belle Briges
Violette
Atwresy
Amon
Wwe
Harald
Osterley
Sir William
Bot Shild
Moe Klormomd
Aeration Browers
Australasia
Stal Osterley
Kaw Inter
Horkechild
New Zealand
Richmaonil
Sv Samuel
Rae Voller
Ohio
Wiliam Te
Gober Ress
Purson
Violetta
John
Sertoniier
Iheinie
Sieales Violerta Junta
Ik Jenaths
Nile
Newcastle Sporting Report Shows Hectic Ring Action
An on page boxing and wrestling recap details a lively Newcastle event at Wickham Oval. Notable bouts feature Tuck Datce drawing with Marry Dettiars, while Jim Darcy earns praise for endurance. The NDGA showcase highlighted Wickham and Dockyard competitors with mixed results and strong bouts between Slavin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isrry Denham
Ike Tuck
Darcy
Tom McKene
Jack Darcy
Inter Sting
Frank
Endurance Trials of Arabian Horses in Australia
In Australia endurance tests of Arabian horses on travel and stamina were conducted with points awarded for speed, endurance, and drive. The trials featured notable horses including the Brown Arabian stock and Caunter lines, comparing endurance against Thoroughbreds and other breeds, highlighting Arabians’ vigor, temperament, and suitability for cavalry mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Emma Nangs
Lesiaeon
Jove
Tilly
Jorsti
Secuil Higvenant
Army
Ding Mester
Henry Leonards
Khevra
Ind Weil
Asteulah
Crabbet Acabiare
Sussex
England
Ge Tay Arne Brown
Rosa Rugoss
Maynesbare
Spencer Borden
Tall Tower
March
Usten Bey
Arabian Stallion Towne Mayneslere Farm
Ah Jas Rudolph Tumimston
Ste Hojirs
Travelio
Tate
Vermont
Morean Horse Club
Poiles
Vaure
AU Manta
Spester Barden
Wall River
Henry Leanasiy
Crehbes
AL J. Brown
Portland
Liewinart Checker
Europe
France
Freeh Ltd
Calanel
Olsen Cup heats headline uneven harbor race at fair
The second heat of the Olsen Cup conducted by the F H.S.S.C on Saturday saw Ensign lead after a long second round with a close challenge from Trex. Several named boats and sailors competed, while timing and results included a gold watch prize for a top performer and notable performances in diving and swimming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F H.ss.c
Batur
Erian
Trew
Allasted Trex
C. Suodevint
Lanner
Walters
Doreen
CE Davisy
Paran
Devereie
Chihey
Newson
H Musbee
Min
Antaren
A Bherman
Mromtur Omneilng Club
Samnivat
Wermiley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wildwood Paper
Rm Dispersal
Tulkergd
Ani
apoaTa
Nsperbal
Lee Akworthy
Man Wairheld
Raturtl
Lee Anweriy
Muncum Experta
Te “Lawardhy
Ial
New Yorks
Ben White
Sealy Cleves
Seeterlier
Marie
Losen
Stano
Ginanes
Ainies
Atlantery Tesiogton
Jon Porwws
Formey Very
Promugne
Lewe Golf Club
Ite
Bn Cricket
Eoin
Fer
Wiliam Longworth
Walwart New Brum
Moorefield
Theneaiea
Sarunpaty
Ray Atari Tasca
Montiay
FRM
Peter Meslayions Samhdan
Beton Tylalngs
Zealand
Russia
Germany
Ay J
Walford
Nat Gould
Verax
Hla Powars
Hla
Commonwealth
QNGE
Mr. Gould
Silver Star
A. Long
Sydney
Devwen
Lapiz
Feauk Uler
Ales Whe
Fil
Venleo
Lou Dillag
Delenar
Voletis
Newcastle Sporting
Harry Denham Box
Surkent
NDGA
Wickham Oval
Rmeutt
Tivebyart
Wickham
Ullion
Dockyard
Riliatt
Wickhawe
Clade al
BALI
Cy Rune Fon
Skent Bal
Iitatelanu Cris
Cite
Det
Spas
Langworth
Ane Lovell
RIT Hs
W. Moy
Lambion
Hererington
Miled Te Theee
Rosehill
Rosshill
Murdoch
Don Duley
Lord Vantoee
Bain Kelty
Debiee
Navy
Cuba
Murdoc
Willy
Narton Murdoch
Park ST. Ltd
King George IV
Buik
Dowling Street
Redfern
Seder Dept
Redfern Us
Oiber Blaine
Tay
INSU
Ainslie
Royal Navy
Guneoea, Tn
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