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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
1
A fragmented report outlines betting interest and candidate horses for the upcoming Grand National Steeplechase. It highlights pilots of wagering and lists notable entrants, money figures, and preparatory commentary from insiders and racing figures.
Scrambled OCR fragment records Argentine horses and bloodstock deals, listing names like Cyliene and Polar Star, with prices and winnings hinted. The text references earnings in pounds and dollars, purchases in 19th or mid-20th century currency, and mentions multiple horse names and owners in a fragmented financial digest.
At Moorfield a lively meeting featured strong form in hurdle races and flat contests. Sir Huwhy led the hurdle field, with Sylva enor and a host of contenders close behind while Elvira's Dalishier Alor Writ and other rivals battled for prize money and placing.
A sprawling historical note covers a featherweight clash featuring Mick King and Darcy in a defense against Les Ind Pechotihg. The piece highlights King’s resilient underdog status, Darcy's speed and defense, and fans’ surprise at the outcome while noting the era’s boxing arena atmosphere and regional interest.
A chaotic report covers Victor and M'Gooty with mentions of Was Drake and Hawkins. The piece hints at training, military reporting, and forthcoming bouts, with other boxers like Shay, Carey, and Edive McGointy appearing amid a crowded ring-side scene.
A fragmented report describes Eddie McGoorty training at the Prince of Wales Hotel in Sandringham. The piece notes his routine, crowd reception, and related boxing training details, with references to other fighters and events surrounding his preparation.
The Jumpers latest form reports tomorrow’s declaration of weights for the VR Grand National with strong interest in Dietbioupne. Names mentioned include Balista Wishise Dipisulu Chess Bill Tait and Lem, among horses from Wisconsin.
The report notes a poor third place for a horse in 1930 with Grand and Grey, while Golden Point began jumper success at Williamstown though not in the Grand National. Ungala missed a place and Coradjill failed. Ian Tefe leads early but distance and weight challenge, with seven and a half furlongs to go.
June 1 entry list for AJC horses shows a large Derby lineup with a near record field across six races. December Staley declines reduce nine race entries, while full entries remain handwritten and provisional for upcoming events.
An injured middleweight champion of Australia named Mayes battles hard in the ring amid punishment and eye injury while praise comes from Darcy and a referee official. The piece reflects on the fighter’s resilience and public reaction to the bout.
Boxers participate in a Belgian fund carnival organized by rifle clubs as part of a broad civic appeal. The event highlights public schools answering the call for support amid wartime needs and community mobilization.
The article compares Melbourne Derby standings to the 1918 English Derby and notes Breeders Plate and Gimcrack Braker becoming more popular. It lists tax decisions to be debated at an AJCC meeting and names principal Derby contributors including J. Baran and W. Brown with multiple others tied to seven or fewer entries.
At the Port Adelaide sale a two-year-old named Dyrtal achived a rare feat winning two races in one event. He first beat 23 other horses across ages in the Trial States, earning a Totaluator dividend of E2716. Later, with 710 including a penalty, he added to his earnings in the Rosatala Hand event.
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