Coursing In Australasia At Woodstock Enclosure Meets
Amesbury reports a busy week begins with the second season meeting at Woodstock Enclosure Rooty Hill from tomorrow to Friday. NSW and regional events follow, with Waterloo Cup buildup and Donal, Dimboola, Orange, Lockhart meetings noted. Entry lists include Tommy Dodd and Corsair with trains from Central. Narrabri Cup at Dangar Park Enclosure set for July 18-19. extended coverage to come next week.
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Woodstock
Rooty Hill
Donald
Vic
Dimboola
View
Orange
Lockhart
Fifefeld
N.S.W. Lon
N.S.W.N.C.A
James Wer
Wrapgge
Lindsay Gordon
Oneenie
Wolf
Harkaway
Certie
Cop
Tommy Dodd
Corsair
Imp
Eawreilag
pRemars
Georre-atreet
Ean
Jas
White
Coroveay
EL Ryan
Cookie
Wie
F. E. Castle
Namol €.C
Dangar Park
Narrabri Weet
Orange and Purse Meeting at Orange enclosure
Secretary Tim Loughnane announces the Orange and Purse meeting to be run on July 10 and 14. The Cup for 32 all ages carries £3 3s with £25 added and a Purse. A Maiden Stakes for 15 all ages at £2 2s is scheduled. W J Scally of Tamworth makes his debut in the saddle at Orange, with judge Henry See Lovehnane handling entries up to the 12th. The meeting is an Open one with nominators not required to join the promoting club.
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Tim Loughnane
Orange C.C
Orange Enclosure
W. J. Scally
Tamworth
Orange
Hen. See
Lovehnane
D. Phelan
Werribee
Vic. C.C
Waterloo Co
Australia
N.C
A L. Nase
Bird Emblem
Tommy—Artimus
Bkd White Sox
Guncotton
Ildonah
Sweeney
W_ J. Scully
Mudgee
Mudgee and District
J. J
B. Martin
V.C
Woolwich
Jack Martin
Egypt
France
Lockhart Cup Meeting Set For Pretty Pines Enclosure
As stated last week the Lockhart Cup meeting will be held at the Pretty Pines Enclosure on the 17th and 18th. The Cup is for 32 all ages at £2 2s with added money and a trophy donated by Mr A Bolton. Next week more details will follow. All stakes are open.
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Pretty Pines
Lockhart
A. Bolton
Berrigan Club to Decide Champion Cup on July 11
The Berrigan Club will hold a Champion Cup meeting on July 11 for unlimited age entries priced at £1 1s and with £10 10s added. If more than 16 entrants, the event will extend to a second day. Nominators must be club members. secretary is Mr R Wardrop.
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Berrigan Club
R. Wardrop
Queensland Waterloo Cup at Warwick enclosure
The Queensland Waterloo Cup to be run on 28th 30th and 31st with 64 all ages at 3gs. Cup added by Mr J Joyce president of the Queensland Coursing Association. Prizes include £70 for winner and a trophy. Nominations open via Hon Secretary F W Stockwell, with strong interest from readers.
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Warwick Enclosure
J. Joyce
Queensland Coursing Association
F. W. Stockwell
Adelaide notes highlight Hapale sired wins in kennel event
Reports from Adelaide describe a string of dog racing meetings over recent days. Hapale the imported dog leads chief event wins as Ad Cree and First Gift, both by Such a Mark, share top placings. Cowell’s breeding influence and judging at Mount Gambier are noted, with Langhorne’s Creek enjoying a successful gathering and Irish Meldy’s continued success. Weather delays and upcoming Waterlon Cup entries shape the week’s outlook.
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Whestear
Adelaide
A. B. Cowell
Sydney
First Gift
Moody
Perthern
Kadina Coursing Meet Impresses Visitors in 1915 accounts
Mount Gambier writer notes Kadina racecourse enclosure action during a Western District club event. He praises hares, judges Hosking and O’Loughlin, describes rope guiding system, grounds, and slips, plus the Western Cup result won by Hapale imp. from Vatre d Une, with 450 pounds in take.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Gambier
A. EB. Cowell
Kaidlina
Wit
Werribee
Adelaide
Werribee Enclosure
Wallaroo
Jack O'Loughlin
Mr. O'Loughlin
Plympton
Kedina
Wilaroo
Moonta
Wailsroo
St. Vincent's Gulf
Hare
Kadina
Geelong
Tucker
Hosking
Jack O’shannessy
Kadima
Jack O'Shannessy
Hapale
Vatre d'Une
Dan Mullins
Annual Challenge Carnival at Glen Innes Club
General Gossip notes secretary E Bellis advertising the Glen Innes CC annual Challenge Carnival to be held at the Glen Innes enclosure on 11th and 12th inst with all stakes open to members of all clubs Entries close next Monday and a nomination list is anticipated Entries include references to white hopes and greyhound racing figures Lord Lonsdale and others with various kennels and recent sales at Barbican London and Royal City Repository plus plans for a meeting in Amesbury and a request to mail reports for publication
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E. Bellis
Glen Innes
White Hope
Isaacs
Cumberland
G. D. Mulcaster
Lord Lonsdale
London Sportsman
Menara
Leslie Lamb
Harvey Roulston
Sydney
Tnelis
Davy Buchanan
Lady Faith
Bulfinch
Royal City Repository
Barbican
London
Lod
Liuck—Lagmaiset
Duke of Leeds
Brough
Guiness
Leaves
Legal Heart
Mersis
Bateman
Kelghery
Mabou
Gweenee
Amesbury
High Jump Feats and Athletics Notes From Cross-Continental Meet
Excerpts recount Charles Larsen of Brigham Young University’s near world record high jump at the Penn Relays and a survey of recent performances by English and Australian athletes. The piece notes mixed results, club updates from East Sydney AAC members in France, and compares Victorian and English marks across events including sprints, hurdles, and distance races with several named athletes and schools cited.
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New York
Bic
Charlie Larsen
Brigham Young University of Utah
University of Pennsylvania
Larsen
Sin
Thingybe
Benefit Sports Meeting at Botany by Draymen Union
Members of the Trolly Draymen and Carters Union held a sports meeting at Sir Joson Bants Ground Botany last Saturday to aid widows and orphans and others in distress. Union officials with Botany Harriers NSW Walk ing and F G Club and NSW Ladies A A A organized events. The weather was fine and attendance modest yet tickets sold in thousands, promising good finances. Tracks were heavy and times slow. Results include walking events and various handicaps with multiple unnamed participants and clubs.
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Botany
Trolly Draymen and Carters’ Union
Himmens
Ali
Willan
Kiteupner
Thaee
Cotass Harriers
Peat Stevens
Dydm
Wheeler
Obyds
Keron
W Thompson
Orda
Bsif
Purkeie FP
Sides
Yrds
Vnal Siddons
Pockeridge
Dyda
Woo Thompaen
Teda
J.snen
Harriers
Pour Miles
Tederoditch
Imin Ébees
Tre Tall
Eo Mallow
Hayden
Leyden Did Bedi
Eean Warriers
Ronring
Mantie Boee
Dha
E. Wheeler
Turner
A. Won Deer
WTA Jastiers
J. Busey
W. YW
Liborpenn
Met Sin
J. Stevenm
Fotmi A Sah
Mice HL
deDonell
Mim Baker
Miss Cairns
Vinal
Mlaa Lalirns
Iyd
Coursing and Cup Meeting Notes From Tamworth Meeting
Two eights raced in maiden and movice stakes with Emblem and White Sox winning. Mr Sweeney reports a successful meeting while Mr Scully’s views on the Mudgee Cup trip remain memory only.
Goodfellow Cup Winners Lead Adelaide Athletics Results
Adelaide notes report the Goodfellow Cup final events won by Eugene Egar with 19 points across handicaps 1 mile 440 yards and 880 yards at Victoria Park. L Archbald and L C Bennett chase podiums with 15 and 13 points. Turnbull and Mathews also place. Australia Day features a 440 yard event and a one mile walk planned for Jubilee celebrations.
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Adelaide
Walker Milea
Eugene Egar
Syria
L. Archbald
L. C. Bennett
A. H W. Turnbull
L. Mathews
Victoria Park
A. H. Turnbull
Syds
BE. L. Archbald
Ida
L. C. Bonnett
Styds
A H. Braham
A. K. Braham
Fleming ton Sports Club Meet at Brisbane Ground
Promoters Nion and Du Frocq announce a Brisbane Cricket Ground sports meeting set for August 14 to 22 with several events led by a 140 yard handicap worth £100. Space constraints delayed a letter from Frank Hewitt to next week. Report notes W R Appleforth active in Salonika, with Jack Donaldson and C J Mears racing in England but not in top form.
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Messrs
Nion and
du Frocq
Flemington
Melbourne
Brisbane Cricket Ground
Trickett Memorial regatta single sculls winner named
The Trickett Memorial regatta finally held the single sculls handicap with Theo Towns noted as the winner after late postponement. Ben Thoroughgood qualified but did not compete. Arthur Breaden writes from France and hopes fellow rowers are well. The Princeton Harvard race was set for April 14 but many events were cancelled due to war.
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Princeton
N.J
Harvard
United States
Australian Waterloo Cup Meeting At Werribee Club
Werribee Coursing Club hosts the Australian Waterloo Cup meeting on July 17 19 and 20 under the National Coursing Club of Victoria rules. Nomination fees and prize details are listed with donations from local officials and supporters. Nominations close at 5 pm on Friday July 15 with funds distributed pro rata if insufficient numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werribee Coursing Club
Amd
O'Rhawnuesy
Tan
Hare
Coon Cnocen
Coon
Aby National Coursing Club of Victoria
Ofes
Oe Alt Aces
Victoria
Acts Save
Nlhug Bimle
Buiree
O. Thomas
O. Orr
D. Phelan
Werrther
Glen Innes Monster Meeting Carnival At CXOLOSITE
A fragmented notice outlines a two day event July 11 and 12 at Full State Grounds featuring greyhound racing with 2072 prize money. Includes derby, maiden, and challenge events with specific purses and entries among named participants and committees.
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Glen Innes
Amncal Muallesge
Vente Gonk Fares
Dedge
Davideon
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Australasia
N.S.W
Waterloo Period
Mil Lel
Seill
Lockhart Cup
Berrigan
Andrey Chirnside
Killamarsh Gap
Deronet King Comedy
Hillcourt
S.A
Glenburnie
Wolteley
Soa
Glenburnnie
C.C
Prodigal
Port Moresby
Western Suburbs Aac
Blov. Booth
C. Griffiths
Sun Field Ambulance
R.A.M.C
Eset Sydney Aac
Griffiths
Gallipoli
Army Medical Corps
East Sydney
Les. Bohl
Harold Ruhl
Archer
Merchant Taylors’ School
SH. G. Humfrey
Harrow
Eton
A. B. Philp
Sir Sim
Philm
K. I. M. Kindersley
G. M. Butler
W. G. Tatham
Eton College
I. J. Pitman
Fre
Stamford Bridge
Alfsha
England
W. R G. Offrer
C. E. Bond
K. H. Bailey
L. F
W. E. Macmillan
L. F. Edmunds
BE. C. Archer
CT. McKenzie
Sit
A. Wells
Amatfor Athletic
Abera
Satumiay
J. Patt Stee
A. Darclay
W. McCheyoe
Walling
R. G. Piggott
Sivda
Byris
Apr
G. Piscntt
Sida
Ai W. McLaren
London AC
WMO
Xarrabrel West
Pest
Santeani Ries
Eropla West Sanind
Erie
CSL
South Australian
ARGUS
Frank Hewitt
W. R. Appleforth
Salonika Ephere
Ptes
Jack Donaldson
C. J. Mears
Carataff
Arthur Breaden
Parramatta River Club
Cuallenge
Menor
Putton
AIPA
Dee Peter
Rik Pere
Etary
Patee
Heer Kenny
Korey Mee
Wileowed
Moen
Nid
Derby
Mim
Audrey Cairnside
Windmill Tiger-True Lowe
Hiicourt—Olinde
Fatlaey
Priendly Ioc
Carig
Berrwnwell
Brimkbill Howe
TiDepurth
Grand Sam
All Gorreat
Mreaton
Colenbida
Uhirmelde
Davy Bochasun
Roerup
Rooty Litt
Liverpool
Prige
Wrindly Witch
Bullineh
Guvet
Saliem
Wilbertover
Versale
Gio
Mandir
Ond
Warbine
E. Telttom
Dumbleton
Hurretwalle
Bapling
Kilmendon
Price
Truinees
Jones
Street
Lewieham
Pronceeca
Reese
Celling
Frei
Bite
F._BAVES
Tepito
South T'Yaet
STUD
the Dickens
Mae
Baer Tani
Wire
Ren Ooh
Bert Ling Apps
Ghhg
Aubwem Hotel
Auburn
Feur Bovdney
Benediction Ve
White Cope
Ing Bern
Paitien Mim
Lew South Wales
Chinpin
Brivertoa Halle
Wupdiente
Phil Ce
Baumy
Mark Poy
Briiner
Brbyoy Bk
Mack Opemet
Mach
Tiober Fin Monty Sith
FER
Aaa
J. Adams
Vie Bugalow
Mooly
FIM
Will Mack
Bluf Blot Jran Black
Bire
Bymo Onle Winres
My Jewel
Montroy
Apply A
Mowies
Merwe Park
Itherrtane
Promi
Garin
Mawen
Adib Portis
Ananomadia Prional Sinpere
CVAS
SAGLE
Heancetrert
Albury
Arnott
Nour Dog
Orange Coursing Club
Tneasie Bate
Lee
Morklek
Noga
Aydney
Valdeman
Starsen
Fagtr
Cloke
Heatatrert
Kedner
Reddome & CO
Bourke-sireet
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