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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
13
The readable portions are missing coherent events, names, places, or dates to summarize. The fragment appears garbled with no distinct people or organizations identifiable for a proper news card.
Wallace Ladas dominates the Kensington ponies card with a double victory on Wallace McLeod’s horse and a strong finish by Keitildar in the 149 Handicap. Schnapper defeats Old Gold by a neck in a closely contested sprint, with Ruberst and Two Drose among the notable challengers.
A fragmented account from Victoria Park details the favorite Geld fad stited dove and a winner described as brown Sily by Paedee. The race saw Little Eat and a quartet of runners including Sylva Celia and Princess Lucretia, with Gnu three-quartern and Dawes Dawes Close among notable performances.
A fragmented racing card details divisions and horses such as Donetae Wat hese lala, Prince Beith, Wallace Ladas, and Samoas, with mentions of Donohue and Bay lines. It reports handicap results and several leads, including Wallace Ledas and Folly Nap, amid unclear OCR-era phrasing and sporadic names from the event.
The Assep Club announces selections for a afternoon program featuring weightier entries. Notable entries include Little Flower, Golden Queen, Maiden Windicap and Precious Duet among others with divisions and handicaps listed for First Second and Third divisions, highlighting Love Spear and Admire among contenders.
Verdant's Daughter wins the second division with a late surge, narrowly edging Bundadra by a head. The event features notable horses such as My Brother Wax and Silver Grist, with Endaria and Silver Erist among contenders. The Maiden Handicap sees Kitty McCulloch prevail after a tight finish ahead of Lonely Lady and Bill.
Conquest Family’s horse Triumph wins the Albion Cup amid heavy track conditions. Silastre leads late, with Thalzea close behind as Lord Seven and Tara also contend. Betting closes and race details reflect a strong field including Vorsea and Melbourne connections.
Fragmented OCR notes describe race results, riders, and winnings with many garbled names. It references horses, trainers, and upcoming Cup events, mentioning figures like pounds sterling and various riders, but specifics are largely unreadable.
Bay Voyage, backed by Hobart Trotting Club and competing at Launceston and Melbourne venues, won the major event and placed in top positions across the day. The horse earned 3540 in prize money with strong performances in the Big Fact in Melbourne and the Trisl Stakes, while other runners like Scotty, Diebeland, and Black Abner posted notable results in the day’s six races.
A fragmented OCR tale describes anglers near Sydney coastal rocks chasing blackfish amid unclear actions and local sounds. The passage mentions possible water, rock, and seaside locations with scattered terms and names, hinting at a maritime setting and witness notes.
The interstate chess contest produced five tight battles between notable players including Hone Kostichy and Spencer Crakanthoop. Top board Crakanthoop secured a win as Joss, Anthary, Scholey, and Spence contributed competitive games. The overall match finished in a draw.
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