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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
21
The article discusses mixed form among sprinters for the June Stakes at Randwick, noting Turbine’s strong recent campaign and career bests. It mentions top contenders like Howe, Reavenatta, Taporte, Mleetry Date, and Tartine, with emphasis on Turbine and the draw at Rosebery and betting implications.
Juvenile greyhounds will race over six furlongs at Bandwiele and Sedurdigy amid cautious optimism. Several on paper promising youngsters may attract backers as the season unfolds, with Hawlesbury winter form noted and a few strong entries for future events.
Conditions were slow across the week with few speed features. Falls and furlong listings are partial and erratic, mentioning Randwick results and multiple horses across days Tue Wed Thu. Notable names include Dollin Mull law and various entries such as Oinarere, Cid, Blanito, and Dor Caesar with scattered times and places.
The article discusses upcoming races at the Kalwieke carnival with bets on horses like Keenanthelpathon and Golden Wings. It notes recent form from Randwick and Victoria Park, mentioning Musk Deer and other Sydney performers poised for longer journeys, and highlights the impact of mud conditions on mile and quarter races.
Cycle 1 action at Roandwell features amateur riders competing for the Amateur Cup with entries from Sydney backers and local interests. Pordivo tops weights ahead of a field including Stuy and Mrs. Carter, as contenders eye a favorable outcome despite novelty concerns from Sydney followers.
A garbled report from Comnerbury Park describes a Saturday meeting where the Kirst Biging Welter led by D. Mynro won as Maginl failed to finish. Other winners included Etel sine 8 Oneacionstaira T Consod f Laverne $ Ye Crentirn fi and Orlens Orb 1 amid a chaotic finish with Orient Orb involved in a brokered clash.
Corrie has recent form with several placings and a notable win in the Mile. Moncumgle trip and recent Rosebery ties hint at strong upcoming efforts. Reference to City events, Kilfern, Victoria Park, and Magquiric Clol’s meeting weaves through a busy racing week with Cairnish, Talet, and Cloudy of Aseak noted among entrants.
A cluttered report previews Randwick recalls and contenders for a sprint handicap. Mentions Bim Roy, Turbloe, Moonray, Bombus, Omak, Hawthorn? and Rosehill forms, with horses like Oseulung, Golden Chance and Parlen ce. Notes trainer insights, weights, and past performances at Tasehill, Rosehill, and Victoria Park.
In Western Australia the training club stewards gain authority to impose machine limits on racing if needed. The stipendiary stewards will decide based on rule breaches and may reduce prize money by 25 percent if violations occur.
In a Rosella event the Dundas Handicap at 7 furlongs sees Golden Chance and Speardale among likely contenders. Me Wieberten and Vic toria show potential improves while Golden Chance aims to strike form in out-of-season events.
Teron has arrived in Melbourne from Western Australia and joined HWomby’s String at Bream, bringing new talent to the group.
Randwick’s 650 hurdle features top contenders like Le Grand National runners and Greenwen’s promising form. Notable mounts include Spanker and Pickle Wallace with recent quick returns, while Grey Abbot aims for a long overdue win.
Entries for the Enaitington meeting will be taken on Tuesday next. The winners will be declared on Wednesday evening and the prizes distributed at 1 jam on Thursday.
A garbled OCR fragment lists several race titles and days such as Windbird Cneminy and Seven Marlowes with Tuesday references, plus scattered numbers and terms like Parole and Avonarret. The readable items resemble a racing or event schedule fragment with missing context.
A scrambled report from Canterbury describes participants and results from a Saturday fixture. Notable mentions include Will and Moorefield amid uncertain form, Rogerio with a 9.7 mile pace, and a close finish by Walwood. Plans touch on a mile race featuring Lord Fabris, a colt by Heroes half brother Rebras from Mester Veil, owned by Mr C. Py Ropers, and Brisbane showcases noting Mulhalltod’s strong impression.
A fragmented report on a Trial Hurdle event noting winners Me Jineys toe ATnab and crowds favoring a popular selection. Mention of riders, horses such as The Mick Cut and The Black Cat, plus jockeys and track conditions, with inconsistent spellings and partial results from Victoria Park and Canterbury.
A long garbled OCR style list of many proper nouns appears to reference races and participants such as AWG RACES Novice Uandreap and Golden Minn, plus numerous surnames and place names like River Piowar, We Three, Darien, Belgravia, and Golden Gate. The text lacks coherent sentences or clear reporting of outcomes or times.
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