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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1930
Page
14
The Caulfield program closes with minor events led by Mollison's brother winning the first race. Entries from Burke and Hewlby feature in sprint endeavors as riders and horses from Newmarket and local stables contest near Melbourne.
A flood of fragmented names and references suggests budding talents and notable figures entering the scene. The text mentions individuals and groups such as Taurus, Ames, and Bril Nagle Gitte, with scattered hints of events, sales notes, and public figures like Doron and Lang. The overall tone resembles a bustling social or business notice section with several personal and organizational names amid incomplete phrases.
Race page notes trainer's trio of horses including Wish Tyrie and Side onan in a hurdle event. Jockeys and placings are briefly referenced with times and field notes, but readable details are fragmented across the pane. The article emphasizes an easy win for Trainer's Three Egos amid a cluttered racing page.
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