Australian in England on Coursing Legends and Plumpton
An Australian correspondent comments on English and Australian coursing practices. He discusses Cruiser and Bulwark lineages, open versus plumpton coursing, stamina differences, and notable judges and figures in Australian coursing. The piece includes notes on Victoria and New South Wales associations, legal questions, and the spread of plumpton events.
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Keighery
Corsair
Saracen
White Hope
Sydney
Memers
D. M. Mack
T. Chadwick
J. Carberry
Mr. Mack
Australia
Richard Coompes
England
New South Wales
Sussex County C C Meeting Highlights and Stakes Recap
The Sussex County C C held a successful November 9 10 event featuring the Southern Cup and the Produce Sweepstakes. Misa Ruth Fawcett won the Southern Cup with Fierce Fellow, while Duplicate Deed placed third behind Feckless Fan. Early Mail was runner up. The Produce Stakes saw eight puppies share the prize, with thirty two entries paying the final ten acceptances.
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Sussex County C.C
Misa Ruth Fawcett
Fierce Fellow
G. F. Fawcett
Sys
Saracen
Lord Protector
Perchino
Nicholas
England
Boris Vassiltchikof
Winker
NZ and Australasian Coursing Union proposal discussed
The New Zealand National Coursing Association pushes for an Australasian Coursing Council uniting five Australian states and New Zealand. A letter notes the Melbourne conference adopted a universal code and name interchange, urges replacing club with association in titles, and seeks immediate action with cross‑state support, including ties to Wales and Sydney meetings in 1915.
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N.S.W
National Coursing Association
Nsw
OMOCA
Bateman
Genree-street
City
Wir
R. Coombes
Alan
A. Po Uribben
Messrs
John McLean
W. A. Phillips
E 3. Marks
J. Bateman
A. B. Cowell
If C. Christiansen
G Keicherg
H C. Arasnwell
Webb
F. Braddick
J. V. Foy
J. E. Hayeshon
Colac C.C
Evb-Committee
Blake
Woolaly
Ae Lilitims
Allscee
Sane Venril
Iran
Tend
Wales Schfeger
Beaerley Alerd
Pwely
E. 3. Marks
J. B. Morati
United Sporting, Athletic and Amusements Associations of
Thas
Cowell
Gloucester C.C
A. BR. Mayes
H. Divers
N.Z National Coursing Association
Dominion
New Zealand Association
M. J. Curtis
Mudgee
C.C
Lou Case
A. A. Daley
W. Nicholls
Otrakeho
New Zealand
Melbourne
N.Z.N.C.A
Australia
Commonwealth
National Coursing Association of
Victoria
NLS
Wales
Whitensland
Nz.nlga
South Australia
Tasmania
N.Z.N.C.A. Wil
P68
Sydney
Amesbury Mail Confirms Coursing News From Queensland
A Brisbane correspondent Mr. Duncan Feirson writes about Conflex recent recovery from distemper and a thriving Queensland coursing scene. He notes a litter from his bitch Radex by Lite Vindex Rathpole and nine pups sired by Duplicate, with four black and five brindle. Feirson recalls aims for next season and expresses hope to meet Amesbury soon.
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Queensland
Duncan Feirson
Brisbane
Mr. Feireom
Amesbury
Conflex
Liverpool
Sam Whyte
Glen Innes
Lite
Vindex
Rathpole
Sydney
Peirson
First payments due for N S W Derby and Oaks
First payments (10 6) for the N S W Derby and Oaks fall due on March 1. A letter from Mr 5 Tucker reports the death of his promising sapling by London Swell from Jewel Box. Also notes a Christmas Eve fire at Ararat owner-breeder W Collum’s premises and a list of nominations for the Pra duce Stakes with 46 applications and 32 required.
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Tucker
London
Jewel Box
W. Collum
Ararat
Vic
Mr. Collum
Greyhounds at Stud Shows Ed White Hope Imp 66lbs
Ed White Hope imp classed at 66 pounds attracts interest at Mark Joys Ltd. sale page. Suiting dogs and breeders urged to apply by day, with Marw-Came and US references noted.
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Ed White Hope
Allerola
Mark Joy'a, Ltd
Donotl Race Ties Apparent Australian Cup Event
A cryptic entry references the Donotl race and the Australian Watering Cup with scattered names such as Rockdale and Bel Bellyel. The text appears as OCR noise with partial fragments and no clear facts.
Tasmanian and Australian athletics meet highlights
Lieut Col Elliot and Major Nunent receive season greetings while East Sydney A.A.C. prepares for Manly Venetian Carnival events. The article recalls Victorian runners in military races at Epsom and Salisbury Plain, notes placings by AIF teams, and lists results from Maryborough New Year meets including the Gallipoli Handicap and several sprint and distance events with multiple named athletes and clubs.
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Epsom
Irish Guards
Anish
Corp. A. Goldstone
East Melbourne
East Sydney A.A.C
Adelaide Harriers set pace for patriotic carnival events
Walker Miles reports Adelaide Harriers and Walking Club will hold a meeting at Victoria Park on Saturday the 13th with four handicapped events 220 yards 1000 yards two miles walk and running high jump. The program at Semaphore on the 20th adds 100 and 440 yard handicaps plus possible Allies relay and field events. Plans include a possible one mile run or walk distance race seaside venue and public appeal for boxing wrestling and weight lifting championships. J W Cole and Len Mathews may walk from Victor Harbor or Kapunda to Adelaide in an open race.
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Adelaide
South Australia
Walker Miles
E. L. Archbald
W.C
Cale
J. McDonald
Victoria
Carlton Harriers Set to Resume Track Season at Carlton Oval
Victorian Athletic Gossip reports Melbourne athletes return from holiday and prepare for the season. Carlton Harriers will host events including a mile handicap and 100 yards on Carlton Oval. St Patrick's Day Committee plans its March fete program. Everest of Malvern and Frede rico of Essendon left for the front with motor transport. Wr. J P O'Rourke remains St Patrick's sports secretary with J N Cantwell as deputy.
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Melbourne
Carlton Harriers
Carlton Oval
St. Patrick's Day
P. G. Everest
Malvern H
T. C. Frederico
Essendon H
Motor Transport
J.P. O'Rourke
St. Patrick’s Sports
Mr. J. N. Cantwell
Combined Clues At Mascot Track Meet At Australian Ground
The event at Amstralian Football Ground Masrat featured many performances with high attendance and favorable weather. Notable participants include Simmons and Veune in track events, Craton and Geborm in sprints, and several relay teams.
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Mascot
Ei Othe Elnhe
Cosrente
Professional athletics notes from Melbourne referee column
The Melbourne correspondent notes limited turnout at the Maryborough meeting and reports a close finish in the Sheffield event as described by a well known sports follower. Details remain sparse as the text is fragmentary.
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Melbourne
Maryborough
Coursing in Ireland at Milsheestan shows major stakes
An Irish camel and Kilbornes Uhib meeting at Milsheestan on November 8 featured three big events. DERNY for 32 dogs with Walsh Hi prize, Blue Pearl and Haky top entries, Oaks with Felne and Gur Hobby cuilene stakes, and The Guaters Le Pour Stakes with nonmembers, screen prizes and multiple dogs vying for cups. Winners included Blue Pearl I, Felne, and Strange Man, with Messrs Walsh, D. Fimerh, M. Haloran, and J. O Shee among organizers.
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Camel
Kilibornes
Uhib
Milsheestan
Value Saga
Monument to Ned Trickett Advocated by Australian Rowing Fraternity
An Australian sports column urges memorial action for Ned Trickett the first Australian world sculling champion. It compares to Henry Searle’s 1889 monument and proposes a riverfront monument between Ryde Wharf and the northern finish. Local figures Harry Floyd and R Bishop back public support and a meeting of NS SW Rowing and Sculling League is urged with officials invited to weigh plans.
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Edward Trickett
Ned Trickett
Parramatta River
Henley Wharf
Henry Ernest Searle
Parramatta
Harry Floyd
Floyd
Argus
Australia
Mile Beacon
Ryde Wharf
Ryde Railway Bridge
Mayway
R. Bishop
Balmain
Lane Cove River
NS S.W
Jurdine Backhouse
Witner
Fem
Memorial fund for Edward Trickett grave at Uralla
A Uralla memorial fund plan follows a December 18 meeting at the Uralla Council Chambers. The Uralla News reports a joint effort by two committees to raise funds for a memorial stone at the Uralla cemetery and another on the Parra River. Mr Eather explains a circular has gone to New South Wales councils and state rowing associations. The memorial honors the late Edward Trickett who recently died in a boating accident.
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Aetter
As. D. Eather
Uralla
New South Wales
Wralla Ware
Eather
An Frites
Edward Trickett
Memorial fund to mark first Australian champion caller
A local Uralla effort proposes a memorial at Uralla cemetery for Australia’s first champion, led by a committee chaired by the Mayor. It urges shire councils to contribute funds and urges private pockets of councillors to assist, with proceeds to be placed with C. H. Meng er of the Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Uralla branch.
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Tor
Australa
Australia
Menger
Commercial
Benk
Uralla
N.S
Atc
Gatier
Hea
Rowing Notes on Hammersmith November 12 Regatta
Reports from the ania 100d Rumstar Handicap at Hammersmith note a large crowd and a satisfactory entry after disruptions. Final results list W Balwards and HM Ball in placings with AD Pelloy and Pronk Starr among leaders, while plans for Whar hires and charity events accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bubear
Hammersmith
Arnott’s Famous Ordinary Feeding Biscuits Ad
A concise advertisement urges readers to buy Arnott’s famous ordinary feeding biscuits for dogs, promoting a trusted brand product for pet nutrition.
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Arnott
Rowing Meet At Albert Park Produces Tight Fours Results
Reports from the ladies evert at Albert Park show Warrnamboal defeating rivals with tentative results in the maiden and lightweight fours. Footscray City took the pairs, while a Murrey Rowing Ascension event and the Cound Challenge Fours faced entry irregularities and last minute substitutions involving Wahgunyat and Wagga clubs.
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Albert Park
Warrnamboal
Teserenciiys
Footcray City
Melbourne bookmakers suffer mishap in trampling incident
A party of bookmakers in Melbourne were injured when a motor car wheel came off on Saturday. Ten Aspendale races were affected as four bookmakers were thrown out and hurt. L Saianer Carlton broken collarbone W Elkins Mentone fractured rib Joseph Solomons Cadren broken collarbone W Davis Carlton bruises.
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Melbourne
Vie L. Saianer
Carlton
W. Elkins
Mentone
Joseph Solomons
Cadeen
W. Davis
Coursing Fixtures Appointed Across April Dates
A fragmented listing outlines coursing fixtures in April and May across multiple venues including Metropolitan Cox and Varrawonga Mulwala. The note mentions event names such as Prodger Stakes and Capon Cup, with references to Milita and IVEY clubs and several unfamiliar place names.
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London Sporting Life
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Althoug
Yankee Doodle
Harris
D. M Mack
Bulwark
Mr. & Bladon
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Lady Jackson
Cruiser
Martin Burke
Sussex
Lepus
Salisbury Plain
Plumpton
Great Plains
Seashire
Once Australia
Ena’s Delight
Euclith Waterloo Pirate
Oecar Asche
Yankee Dondin
Beauty Boot
Black Cypres
Botwath
Grez
Paris Nesbit
K.C
Society For Prevention of Cruelty
Nesbitt
Mack
Adelaide Plumpton Coursing Club
Nesbit
Smith
Josiah Symon
N.Z
Metropolitan C.C
J. Robinson
Allan Freeland
J. T. Clarke
R. J. Bowden
George Price
Allan Taylor
J. O'Halloran
R. T. Gibson
R. V. Best
J. M. Pickford
Thompson
Forsythe
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Jor Bale
Ube
Jehn's Roed
Greyhounds
Br Varmne Poutt -Rovooma
Ruanerup Dirand Challenge
Daraba
Rockdale
Satpatent and “Ated Dekh
Dederas
Tit Benusis
Arama Telnetra
C. MH. Elliot
Tasmanian
AAA
A. Nunent
Mir
Kyrie E. Benpell
North China
George Towns
Gladesville
Manly
Hall
Biibee
Roberts
Osborne
R. J. Collins
Ca Eermateur
PT Alole
Hirler
W. Robinson
Stawell
McDonald
Bay
Wardle
Corloe
Seales
O'Sullivan
Sealey
Bus
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J P Miller
W. Roberts
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G. W. Maideo
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Tlarriera
A. Simmons
Arta
Veune
Slovens
Lavas
Craton
Yovde
Tien
Sten Summons
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Cook
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C.K. Grifith
Ain
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Tin
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Varos Vandicaps
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Lively
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Peapes
S.B. Sac
Peapes & CO. Ltd
George Street
Winchester
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Pronk Starr
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Breet
A. de Melton
Telron
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Lust
Albany
Putney
Ham
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Spier
Ineludieg
Wlre
Wodecho
Prosser
Wallacat
Orange Ce
Merrion Ct
Fo Dt
Narn Bot
Varrawonga
Mulwala
Prodger
Militala
Monk
Tatiana
Ivey
Patrick Oyade
Fedor
Phe Tera Bey
Varaveiga
Mabinde
Hjauerster
Auulbe
Henry
St. Hammer
Tom Dpanga
Olen
Ubene
Aerie
Howe
MPMI
Wetars Eelmes
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