Spring Handicap Prospects In All Aboard Pace
Racing notes outline spring horses faring on track with attention to the Melbourne Cup. Sir William Cooper avoids handicaps while scripts discuss Epsom prospects, Pace, form, and speculative bets across noted horses and trainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Waiters Blesang
Epsom
Joe
Wletora
Psa
Smna
Gorom
Maoh
Feist
Zealand
Trnm
Wallace Tainglass
Royse
Kany
Wedel
Burson
Protests at Moorefield Meeting and racing turmoil
Turbulent Moorefield meeting features protests over race results and steward decisions. Jockeys clash with officials as penalties loom, with riders suspended and several contenders like Viburnum and Zarohine highlighted amidst a chaotic card and disputed outcomes.
Galloping notes from a New South Wales racecard
The report covers race outcomes at Kogarah and mentions horses including Zulanda, Petrogra, Red Shui, Rea Shee, Calley Hos, Random Shot, Lady Clarence, Vienere, Vicacre, and Galtee Queen. It notes Vicade in Linacre’s line, a favorite beaten, and Ramon is highlighted for a Rockdale Mile win with Kohonit and San Thome in key positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RUI Moorefield Racing Club
Divilone
Petrogra
Petro
Zuland
Apg
Reais
Besby
Christmas
Fee Gyn
McLachlan Gal
Tn R Woanion
Ty Lin
Min
Ramonius
Kahan
Rockdale
Geail Ald
San Thome
Sing
Hehomi
Trom Alcarnet
Sen Thome
Grail
Wes
Shapdeagon
Kohonit
Ray Hate
Grant
Missing Details From A Hospital Injury Report
The report notes W. J. Manning has left St Vinent’s Hospital and returned home after recovering from a serious accident. It mentions a fractured skull and a required plate insertion, with ongoing training and a charity concert planned at the Kensington School of Art on July 38. The Associated Racing "Clute" donated £20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Manning
St. Vinen's
Fiat
Kontington
Tee Hee
Kencington School of Art
Totum Totipotary In England Pariminuel Toratiaatay Tale
Fragmentary OCR text describes a rapid betting system term in England with unclear names and garbled phrases. No coherent event or entities are readable to form a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Australia
Marquis St" Cholmondeley
Exel
Carnarvon
Marcus Beresford
Cord Terrington
Han George Lambton
Sip
Charis Nugent
Mel Hien
Mahimey Sigeee
Jon
Tock
WS. Bersee
Daweth
Lionel Robinson
W. Clark
Frank ‘Hartigan
WW Waugh
Jour Porter
Sui Daring
Richard Marth
Wuitton
Mir
Charles Peek
Crouse Defeats Dave Smith in Sydney Boxing Fight
Buck Crouse impressed Sydney boxing fans with a decisive win over Dave Smith in a bout that showcased sharp technique and pressure. The match included round by round exchanges as Crouse dominated with accurate combinations and strong defense throughout.
Notable boxing clash unsettled in London ring scroll
A lengthy report outlines a heavy weight boxing bout featuring Smith and Crouse with swift exchanges, body work, and crowd reaction. Smith displays superior speed and agility, scoring repeatedly and driving the American to the ropes. Crouse countered with hard rights and body blows, but Smith's lead and technique keep him ahead through multiple rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Algo
Buy Crouse
Crouse
Srouse
Howe
Mans Anes
Vonker
Dow
Craure
E. Myghey Lorht
Alea
Cratiee
Smrith
Csrase
Danter
Voners Ferth
Dave Gil
Mi Chouse
Irith Wong
Hmach
Gus
Simich
Jele
eSouth
Huntee
Crome
Buch
Ihmes
Genulse
Abes Rach
Yrevine Royn
Whale Smith
Sian
Frauk
Phisky- Ermal
Neyer Arcuri
Bell
Herd
Deak
Deseret Gold not nominated for New Zealand Cup amid racecourse debate
The article outlines disappointment over Desert Gold not being entered for the New Zealand Cup, amid strong nominations totals and debates on the racing authority's stance. It notes heavy representation from South and other regions, with discussions on the Pari Mutuel system and the practical implications for future races and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uere
Desert Gold
Amirah
Me Lowry
America
Desert Gold Ie
Toland
Levinsky Versus Dillon Aims At Bond-Styled Clash
Levinsky paddled past J Dillon in New York amid talk of a high profile bout. Reports say Dillon, Willard, and Australian interest swirl as promoters seek a decisive 12 round test. Levy and Dillon, long-time rivals, traded blows in past meetings, with fate leaning toward a rematch that could crown a dominant middleweight era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Har
Levinsky
New York
Aleady
Jack Dillos
Darey
Dillon
Ansuealian
Eva
Leyinsky
Sven IO
Fonteyt Lavingley
Stabe Maders
Jers Willard Hay
Willaed
Australia
Dillon-Levinsky
Willard
Getion
Thay
Ile
Les Darcy Defies Gibbons as Australian Contenders Rise
The New York Police Gazette headlines Les Darcy as the world’s top middleweight prospect, challenging Mike Gibbons amid Australian press chatter. Reports from Australia note Lewis’s claim he could hold Mogwt with St Paul’s middleweight, while Thabby and McGoorry retire from boxing to follow racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Police Gazette
Les Darcy
Nike Gibbons
Mike Gibbons
Les Datey Han
Lewis
Anite Fodes Insp Iban
Werb McCoy
Mogwit
St. Paul
Ks Tine
Darcy
Australia
Jimmy Thabby
Kiddie McGoorry
George Chip
Gibbonw
Ethbana
Lewin
Elaes
Australie
Phe Ist Gibbons
Gibone
Fredaie
Png
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Redfern
Cardigan
Moorefield
Galtee
Anizul
Sesunday
Steyerne
Siewarie
W Simaror
Vihurmury
Pierstiang
Louie Brock
Taveran Gores
Zarahine
Uriel
Jeni
Britek
Engere
Kriel
Viturmam
Rosalie
Bacem
Delary
Delare
Nest
Linaére
Lady
Lady Hoote
Garonche
Betel
Wandicap
Oudenarde
Linacre
Laddie
Patraon Asd
Vicacre
Siineps
Vienere
Feck
Patroan
Mi Fiandra
Caressette
Mac Murillo
Invader
Babette
Ly Goldsbrough
Warwick
Bally
Src
BhUiGes
Dave Smith
Buck Croure
Sydney
Sott
Battling Levineky
Tatrins Levinsky
Estbli
Kyushu
Phin
Kannur Ctl
Levinekyan
Ali
Hotspur
London Daily Telegraph
Bally's
Horspur
Jockey Club
Elmer
Sven
Les Darey
Sralth
Tan Laney
Ub Crouse
Mick King
Che
Neil
Wiburniah
Tone
Toy Netteand
Scorch Artillery
T. Nevdick
Omaha
Muurefeld
Teader
Mtn
Melbourne
W! Abe
Armerican
Br ‘Eokad
Lee Sunvnenesne Sevune
Condi
Igevier
Wi Rouse
Aguine Mtg
Hiv
Jade
Amine
Solar Flexus
Ehvoding
Doen Smith
Braith
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