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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
14
Fragmented racing listing notes Pastime Stud Stallions and Fashionable Baying Blood in a sale at Albbury with patrons including Walter Harrison Martin Place Sydenham and Chieholic, bidding terms set at 30 guineas. Several horses named with unclear details amid dense OCR errors and scattered pedigrees.
Fragmentary notes mention Duke Humphrey with a purse of 25 guineas and references to racing or stallion terms. Text includes names like Malenrother and Vaucluse with scattered phrases about wine and a series of unclear terms.
A fragmented report notes Leucops (12) in the od eel for a mare at 15 Guineas. The text references breeding terms and racing club actions with unclear names and dates. Other mentions include Elan Simp and various names, with no clear outcomes or placements.
A fragmentary 19th century racing column mentions Toneatars and Selah among mares, with references to Rahughhand and a brood sow of St Simon lineage. It hints at stud value and consignment details but remains obscured by garbled OCR. Strong entities include The Sybarite, St Simon, and related bloodlines.
Fragmented OCR records from Macquarie Stud highlight HUMBUG and other stallions in Wellington. Mentions of owners, breeders, and possible event notes show uncertain details about sales or showcases.
Eastern Monarch headed for Australia as breeders report a busy auction season. The article documents racing bloodlines, prices, and notable progeny tied to Lemberg, Suncrar, and other famed names, with market activity at Newmarket and mentions of managers and owners involved in the bloodstock trade.
Fragmented readable lines describe a stud farm and horse breeding context with numerous names and figures. The text references sires, breeders, and potential winners, including mentions of farms, stud services, and racing terms. Details are garbled but center on breeding stock and related commerce.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning races and multiple named entities, including people and places, but largely garbled. It references a horse race context with various unlikely phrases and partial names, lacking cohesive events or outcomes.
The article details major records and standout performances in the 1947 racing season. It highlights horses like Harvest King Boaster and Pringrae as notable contenders, notes placings in important mile and distance races, and mentions connections such as breeders and trainers. It also references pedigree observations and upcoming entries in tabulated form for readers.
A fragmentary listing notes 30 Guineas stakes involving the Verderee and related entries. The legible portion hints at racing terms and a handicapped purse, with marginal references to participants and a nocturnal venue.
The readable portions mention various names, places, and fleeting actions with unclear connections. The text references a press day, a derby, and possible misread titles, but lacks coherent structure or a clear news event to summarize.
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