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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
14
A fragmented Tasmanian meeting page lists races, horses, and placings with names like Bright Plume, Stag, and Brea, amid stray notes on Derby style events and public meetings. Mentions of jockeys, venues, and race outcomes appear amid garbled OCR lines.
Dovte will ship next week with Newcastle performer Pomasize moved to a new state. Young yearlings arrive as the season advances. Mosas and Spud reportedly join others, including Walaa and BAL, with more details expected in coming days.
A fragment from a 1922 breeding and bloodstock notes page discusses Malt Ringes deeds on the Turk and Maltese winning the Juvenile Handicap by two lengths from Suctose. Mentions various horses, sires, and notes about pedigrees and performance, with scattered references to Berayoon and other studs and horses such as Alan Breck and Hampton Hoo progeny.
The report covers racing winners including Sucre, a two year old at Canterbury Park Randwick and Fleming ton. It notes Maltese lines, brood potential, and mentions Loy from Mooreheld as a notable bay mare with strong stamina. Breeding ties mention Traquette Beau Soult with Wattendon bloodlines and Evening Stay, highlighting valued broodmare prospects.
Long Lot and Glen Song at Mourefeld, Nobly bred horses, and Sir Land of Son, all part of a bustling Queensland era stud scene. The article traces pedigrees, sales, and racing ties, noting Land of Son and Glen Song, their breeder Norman Falkiner, and W Booth’s purchase for Otway Falkiner, with future entries in local races. It also highlights Tetrarch lineage, Nicoteles, and the broader impact of imported bloodlines on Australian racing.
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