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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1924
Page
14
Readable portions show a garbled land and event notice with scattered names and places but no coherent action or clear stakes. Entities are unclear due to OCR errors, leaving only disjoint fragments such as references to Egypt and land related terms.
A garbled OCR fragment references area names, persons, and a meeting or event. It mentions a date or time context and appears to describe a local gathering or discussion involving multiple individuals. The legible pieces hint at a communal or organizational setting with place names.
A garbled OCR source presents a scattered set of names and fragments such as Eva Evan Carrie Art and Ted, with references to places and entities like Tahama, Benda, and Pest estate. No coherent event or outcome is discernible. readable items are minimal and lack context.
A fragmentary report mentions emblematic terms and names with unclear origins. The text includes scattered phrases about individuals, places, and events, but lacks coherent structure or identifiable actions.
The fragment lists Beaufort (4) Son of Swynford 50 Guineas and notes from racing or breeding records. Other text includes garbled names and denominations seeming to reference horses, patrons, and events without clear structure or dates.
A scrambled OCR fragment lists scattered proper nouns and identifiers such as Yale and various surnames. The text is incoherent, offering no clear event, date, or action to summarize into a full news item.
A noisy crowd watched Grey Monk win the AU25 Guineas at St Tegam a amid confusion and a late surge from Stoner Wilkes. The event featured Sevente nok. odds and a dramatic finish as betting spiraled.
Summary reflects scattered OCR reads from a 1920s or vintage race and local notices. Mentions TAMU, FOWL, Maske, Goyer, and Romie in brief references with unclear actions. Includes SACQUANY, HIUO, WALLINGTON as place or names.
The article profiles the Petwyn Vale stallions Beaufort and Eudorus, detailing their English and Australian racing fame. It notes Vinlonecia lineage, notable wins such as Cavfield and subsequent fairs, their progeny’s impact in Australia, and praise for Violoncelta’s performance and breeding value.
A storied racing sire produces multiple winners including Derb y and Guineas champions. From imported beginnings to celebrated progeny, the stable’s stallion lines trace to notable ancestors such as Emblematic and Rock Sand. The narrative highlights strong bloodlines, record-breaking earnings, and enduring influence on the sport.
A fragmented 19th century racing notice extols Beaufort, detailing auction prices, progeny, and notable offspring. It notes Beaufort sired champions such as Guineas winners and notable mares, with stud fees and conclusive references to his influence across Britain, India, and Australia.
A fragmented report outlines racing lineage and notable inbreeding in Australian horse stock. It mentions Mimblematic as a sire, a victory by a horse named Baggeus, and assessment of a season ended recently with new stock acquired under a specific arrangement.
Fragmentary text shows names and values for horse stock and gear, including Dunlop Stud Stallions and details reprinted in garbled form. Core entities include Dunlop Stud Stallions, ANE A. SHOE CETIGNE, BIPLANE, and various unclear identifiers.
Achaic racing summary reports winners and stakes with numerous named horses and owners. It notes prize money around 70 000 in combined winnings, mentions notable horses such as Cymric, Mary, and others, and lists trainers and track venues across Victoria and New South Wales with pending events and royal park honors.
A long, garbled report details numerous horse performances across multiple races. It names horses such as Pixy Ping, The Cleaver, Safe Ty, and My Chance, with various distances and yardages, noting some scratches and late finishes. The piece reads like a scrambled recap of a racing event, listing many entries, speeds, and placements without a clear single outcome.
Report of a school basketball game where Geary School defeated Sent Hoxgehoot by 67 points. Mentions players Gardiner, McCormack, Connor, Reid, and others scoring, while Newington College and Armidale mix in notes.
The Goulburn Polo Harden's secured a wonderful victory with Sydney runners up for the Southern Cup. The event featured a full carnival with players and spectators, highlighting strong play, close results, and escalating competition across multiple matches and venues.
A dubious fitness ad proclaims a breathing system by Wat Tita the Maclay offering relief for athletes. It touts improved performance through specific breathing exercises and lists a price of 4 shillings with additional postage, tracing to a Sydney retail address.
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