Victoria Park Ponies Brighten Race Card With Wins
In a busy Victoria Park meeting, Silver Grist and My Chance dominated the program. Beon and Little Mary also impressed, with strong showings by Gaby Desire and So Long in close contests.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
13
In a busy Victoria Park meeting, Silver Grist and My Chance dominated the program. Beon and Little Mary also impressed, with strong showings by Gaby Desire and So Long in close contests.
The article discusses trotter and pacer events, noting the poor handling of quality horses at the Sydney Royal Show and praising top New Zealand and Austrian entries. It contrasts soundness and conformation with the field’s mismanagement and irregular registrations, naming notable horses and stud lines.
Racing notes describe punters seeing Te England rival Cadby as a potential winner in Division 36, with Sally Baton and Sel Baton prominent in the field. Favorable efforts center on Sally Baton and Winter, while Fly Handicap contenders including Absorbent and Grist contest for lead. A detailed wrap of winners, distances, and notable performances highlights the meeting, alongside a feature on sires and Hambletonian's stud history in Australia.
The Kensington Race Club hosts twelve races with many leading competitors. Highlights include Flying Handicap divisions and notable runners such as Silver Crist, Cool Melda, Golden Queen, and Golden Queen again in various handicaps. Races split into First and Second Divisions with multiple named horses and jockeys listed among the entries.
A garbled OCR style note discusses Australian trotting bred stallions and a daily aging process. It mentions trials, ages, and somewhat unclear references to handlers or facilities, with scattered names likely referring to horses or auctions, but the readable text remains fragmented.
An NZ trotting update reviews governance disputes and stewardship issues within the sport. It notes suspensions and record-keeping concerns, mentions Australian trainer J J Wenmertey, and lists prominent figures like Peter Rinate and Tom Hiron amid race outcomes and committee discussions.
A meandering report of a crowded race meeting details multiple horses, distances, and times. Names like Paddington, Royston, and Cantestourney appear amid mile and furlong times, with several horses finishing near finish lines and others noted for pace or faults across seven furlongs to three miles.
A jumbled report notes stipendiary stewards at the Queensland Turf Club event addressing committee actions, Beards, and a foal inspection. The text blends names and terms with unclear context, naming committees, dates, and a patent reference amid garbled phrases and partial titles.
Tasmanian race day notes feature Sweet Tile and Bradfield in key events with Sweet Dole and Reverie among solid performers. Royal Reserve and Elwick Plate highlights include Thermay contesting the field, while Farewell reports mark jockeys and officials in a bustling racing scene at Elwick.
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