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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
14
Fragmentary text references horses or stallions with property notes and bids in guineas. The garbled lines mention names like Blume Shepherd King and Pia stre with uncertain dates and places, lacking coherent context or outcomes.
An unclear OCR snippet lists scattered proper nouns and terms such as Duke Humphrey, 356m, Sytner, Woodland, and Wattle Valentine. The legible content offers no coherent event or report, leaving potential names and brands without context.
Fragmentary text references Meadow area activities and local figures including Tanna LAs and Renee amid scattered names and phrases. Mentions of Warwick and Papuan seem to indicate a regional attendee list or event roster, with no clear narrative or outcome due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented OCR text shows horse racing notes with names like TRILLION and BRAL EENS and errors in names, places, and actions. The readable bits mention sale, training, and examination language, but key details are garbled and unclear.
Racing bulletin shows 22 to 50 Gos. pace for a ruil dt. FRURALINY, Sibert et al, and Sew tatal 3 Sete. ack wove vr cick 27 ig fai oom Raion. Wellington and Waipate Mafetay mentioned with Eros hone.
Fragmentary OCR yields garbled text with scattered names and phrases. The readable bits hint at a local sports item involving Camden Park Stallions and a opponent, but details such as date, venue, score, or teams are unclear. No coherent event can be determined from the fragment.
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Fragmentary OCR notes describe Beaufort four times and a Swynford mare foaled in 018 ORE. References include Draken and Fame, with mentions of a T. Micador shoe craftsman and a stud record. Details are garbled. key entities include Beaufort, Swynford, and Arden in unclear context.
An auction notice details a bloodstock sale featuring mares and consignors. The fragment mentions horses, lots, and bidding, with references to a sale day and location. The readable text centers on a scheduled event and involved parties.
The Dunlop stallions, including Wind Boalpeenet and others, are praised for conformation and racing potential. Commentary notes their pedigrees, speed, and fit for Australian competition, with emphasis on endurance and classy bloodlines.
A garbled reminiscence references Teo Cerigne and horse racing culture with scattered names such as Limber Maukar Jerich Einins Wuvie and others. The fragment hints at dynastic breeding, famous riders, and the era’s showy performances, with mentions of autos, planes, and public spectacles shaping the racing world.
At Randwick on Thursday the sale featured Chisholm and Co. with Meurs and G D Greenwood presenting horses like Pluto and Darceus in a bustling auction. Several lots changed hands privately or passed in, with lively bidding and strong crowd enthusiasm for stakes and future prospects.
A garbled OCR fragment from Langdon Hills in 1915 offers incomplete phrases and names. The readable bits mention Wrayik jouer and Seuss, with stray words like Lae Lee Sonar and Proce, leaving the overall event unclear and non-specific.
Queensland racing notes report Albion Park successes led by The Tur Chi Handicap winner and notable placings for Lord Mont and Hidden Vale. North Queensland events feature Purifier and May's Brother, while Toowoomba Turf Club's June meeting lists Stray Lady and other winners with Anglin noted for prize wins.
The Grafton and South Grafton annual race carnival features July events at Orara Jockey Club and Grafton Jockey Club with prizes including 135 pounds and 200 pounds at various meetings. Full programme details and entries are available on request from Rag Hynes Lawson and club officials.
The report outlines racing commitments including Laden's Bracelet in August and 21 races over three days with total prize money of £7330. Key highlights mention Ancol Handicap £800, Metropolitan Handicap £1000, Exhibition Handicap £700 and the Exhibition events closing July 9. The piece notes committee nominations, potential candidates, and notable jockeys and owners connected to the Northern region.
A fragmented report describes disorder and confusion surrounding a Cup event at Rockhampton with references to betting, turnover, and a large volume of business. The text mentions a “South or wat” and “TOTALINATOR TURKOVER” amid disputed conduct and crowd activity.
Fragmentary OCR shows plans surrounding a figure named Wille Hays or Wily, with references to a crowd march and arena actions. The text is garbled but hints at a public display, possible protest, and terms like promoters, arena, and protests. No clear outcomes or dates emerge.
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