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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
12
A fragmented account from the Flemington Birth Day Meeting highlights horse races with multiple contenders and outcomes. Notable riders and horses mentioned include Mountaineer, Sprinter, and Amadatioe, with discussions of wins, placements, and performances across several heats and stakes at the event.
Oddly garbled notes describe Mentone racing events and a list of enigmatic terms and names. The fragment references places like Waridle Ryee and Thraxk Bteribehase Tiare with scattered owner names and possible wartime notes.
A garbled report from Williamstown races mentions jumps, racing names, and potential favorites like Queen Sam and Paco. It references betting parlance and a list of horse-related terms, with unclear dates and participants.
A garbled OCR passage hints at a Western Australian racing meet with scattered names and events. It mentions Battery and various proper nouns like Powhatan and Troy, but most details are unreadable or incomplete.
A chaotic page blends community gossip with sports mentions including teams led by Marger and Boal, references to Saint Cedars and Canoe, and notes on training and upcoming events. Names like Martin Whelan, Adelaide, and Gardarare appear amid scattered mentions of races, hurdles, and local gatherings.
A garbled OCR snippet from a Tasmanian page mentions names and terms like Berton, John Pathé, and winter edicts. The readable content is fragmentary with unclear context and no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a full summary.
Fragmented OCR shows a set of racing notes and results from June meetings at Marlborough and Maidens, listing horses, drivers, and placings. Amid garbled lines emerge scattered names such as Prairie, Priamsdalls, and Medal holders with references to events and stakes, while many portions remain indecipherable.
An obituary notice reports the death on Saturday of Mr H Moony known as a Malaise Tart dealer and notable figure in Avotrolis. It recalls his kindness, broad influence, and the community’s sorrow while noting the long illness and the terms of tribute from friends and local firms.
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