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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 05, 1922
Page
14
The piece profiles Beauford and his sire Beau Boalt amid shifting breeder interest. It notes improved patronage and rising attention from well-bred mares. Mentions Eurunderie Stallions and various mares like Wastcourt and Bands of the Beam, highlighting lineage prestige.
A detailed review of Beau Soule and related stallions highlights Beau Soule as a promising match for mares, with comparisons to St Simon and notes on Beauharnaise line. Mentions Wyndheryon progeny with strong Derby potential and praise for Montecello’s pedigree, alongside other French and New Zealand bloodlines shaping stud value and racing prospects.
The article reviews the racing season with detailed praise for Orient, a superior stud horse from the Belmont line. It highlights his power and pedigree, noting wins over top rivals including Desert Gold and Victoria Derby contenders. It discusses his prospects, progeny, and the impact of his bloodline on Australian racing.
An auction notice describes high pedigree thoroughbreds and broodmares linked to Cuantock and Lady Fisher, with references to Mania and Sceptre, detailing lineages, past racing success, and breeding plans. The sale highlights include Chisholm and Co offering stallions, mares, and ponies, with emphasis on central Queensland and England connections.
The article discusses valued breeding stock and promising stallions from Colveos and others, noting masculine conformation and strong temperaments. It highlights recent performances, pedigree questions, and comparisons among entrants, with emphasis on potential racing and sire lines.
Melbourne firm announces a private balance listing racehorses stallions and brood mares at 106 Bourke Street. A noted experienced woman dealer joins the exhibition to showcase Shiner of Moosic and related stock in this private catalog.
Fragmented OCR text from a historical page mentions Ay ATANN, MARKHOPE, Baraldinn, Prague, and names like Siegfried. It appears to mix property, events, and scattered phrases with unclear context and dates. The readable reach includes place names, possible auctions or notices, and generic references to people and locations.
A fragmented entry lists Camden Park Stallions Polycrates Imp as a two year old with 50 Cas, including cryptic notes and names such as Wy POLEMELO and Mac Wideman. The text is garbled with foreign phrases and nonsensical insertions, hindering a clear factual narrative. The overall content resembles a stud farm or horse racing listing with incomplete data and unidentified references.
Fragmentary OCR text likely about Flying King and gas quantities with unclear surrounding context. Entities and details are incomplete, making a concrete news-style summary difficult. The readable bits suggest possibly cataloging or racing references but lack coherent article structure.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Beau Soult and SOG with May 2 timing and several garbled phrases. Names such as Filan, Feist, Memrt AFANUE appear amid scattered words. Likely a brief listing or event card with unclear details.
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and notes from a local track event. No coherent results or full competing details are readable. The legible bits mention Qua ntock and a few odd tokens, with no clear winners, times, or affiliations.
Readable bits indicate a crane incident near Harmer Point affecting a party or public event. Names and places are jumbled but reference to a crane, accident, and local authorities appear in the fragmentary text.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe horses and people with scattered terms such as Guineas and Picante. The readable content lists potential participants and outcomes in a muddled format, offering little coherent detail about results or context.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a nighttime trip line with scattered names and numbers. Readable parts mention Gus, Leavy, and North, while many words are garbled. Context suggests a patchy transit or travel record with uncertain details and unclear destinations.
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