Australia Wins First Test at Brisbane Rugby Match
Australia beat England 8 to 4 in a hard, crowded Brisbane Test. Queensland players filled gaps after injuries as forwards and backs combined for solid defence and pressure, with England showing challenge but failing to dominate. Referee decisions and tactical shifts affected scrums and play, but the home side's pack and pace earned the victory before a large attendance.
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Remtrafie
England
Brisbane
Wade
Queensland
Jone Finga
Ryan
Conaghan
Gilbert and
J. Robinson
Sydney
Queensladers
Wraser
Pewinn King
West
Broadfoot
Uie
Inéemoch
Farnwears Jonaton Vion
Newesaaies
Ani Moyder
Hooker
Frey
Uuleker
Australanas
Rogers
Alec
Whitly
Australia
Hie
Mvisl Goom
Mts
Amnall
Wien
Imere
New South Wales
Austalia
Kralamd
My. Kearney
Kearney
Mr McMahon
Turther
Mekal
Teue Rugby
Nome
Watlt
Anta Broadi
Rosehill meets produced strong gains for racing clubs
Rosehill held three successful Saturday meetings with a notably large attendance. The article notes substantial profits from liberal prize money totaling £1300 and discusses the rise of registered and unregistered clubs, especially Rosehill, Randwick, and Sydney areas. It covers horse performances in hurdles and flat racing, naming Frigate Bird, Cordon Rouge, and King Arthur among others, and reflects on media coverage and club management dynamics.
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Rosehill
Rosella Umen
Randwick
Ubs
Sydney
Can
Rosehill Durin
Vuutver
Eccent
Eine Fist
Havin
Pavenweing
Ceopper
Ol Tao
Jay Tran
Nalfsmile
Frigate Bird
Cordon Maule
Figate Bird
Canterbury Park
Alvo
Teach
Randwick season trainers and jockeys top performers
Randwick season figures name H. J. Robinson as leading trainer with Nip able to win £11201 and Silverton trophy wins. W. Williams and J. Whitworth feature among riders. Bracken dominates with five wins, Parcoration of Sydney prize events noted. Moon, Mooney and Moon’s mounts highlighted along with key jockeys like A. Wood, S. Deeley, J. Mahoney and others. The season honors multiple owners and horses across Randwick's meetings.
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Rapawick
H. J. Robinson
Silverton
Parkdale
Lidiner
Kenimgubaie
Seana
Race report with mixed phrases and multiple horse names
A detailed race summary describes Clargoon and Wingel contending neck and neck while Ala Wek and Patrie challenge. Wingel and Coronel North race alongside Nebowee and Zeda in a packed stretch, with Clargoon pulling clear late. The field includes Ala-paki, Wingell, and other horses as bets and outcomes swirl around the final furlongs.
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Amiertly
Clargoon
Wingel
Lin Wingel
Fran Clargoon
Bert Wingell
Coronel North
Necowee
Zeda
Uke
Catlyne
Saturn
Walet
Alapaki
Hy Cooleim
Dovedale
Hy Gratton
The
Pigeon
Grand Planer
Voastind
Comrade Triumphs In Grand Prix de Paris defeat for Spion Kop
Comrade owned and trained by P Gilpin won the Grand Prix de Paris with Sourbier third and Spion Kop a close second. Rival returns ranged about 10 to 1 with favourites including Spion Kop and Sourbier. Prewar prize money stood at £12000, Rail Guide listed £8000 this year, with possible later increase.
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Galloper Light
Ron England
Mr. P.gilpin
Comrade
Bachelor's Double
Sourabaya
Spion Kop
Sourbier
P. Gilpin
Kimbry
J. Hennessy
Australia
A Lucky Purchase Comrade in Auction Drama
An Australian jockey F Bullock raced Comrade who later returned to England. The yearling sold for 25 guineas at Newmarket, after a run of three two year old wins. At a later auction he passed in at 11,300 pounds, illustrating extraordinary luck in yearling pricing. The story notes Spearmint sire, and mentions Kempton Park and Capitan Captivation with other racing lines.
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Uyine
Wes
Yeo
Rurherse
Aticl
Pete Ana “Hmews
Sye
Sver—Mercy
Mulan
Moo Fant
J. Hurtat
Frubkis
Dvvic Sion
Heiag
Bronzelite
Erotad
Grey Arrow
Garmely
Ray Wallace
Celding
Grey
Spear Li
Andy
Hy Surefoot
Robbin Wy
Gainere Nest
Valearwar
Arly
Belek
Boas
Comrade
F. Bullock
England
Gilpin
Newmarket
Kempton Park
Moy Tin
Ivy
Kempron
Rm Angtady Greseu
Ylyar Beane Power Ular Flunery
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A Johnston
Bagon
Rogers and Clark
Johnston
Exhibition Ground
Bmi& Bane
Burge
Tomas
Une
Rodney
Mackin
Warrant
Arthur
Ian
Patrine
Pilet
Uci
Wey
Wis
Wiagh
Severtin
Eigirthy
Firet
Abean Volpi
Nautch Gill
Gren
Volpi
Ruakma
King Arthur
King
Alice Torin
Inaffereni
Granville Keabe
Wooriheagh
Jen AM
Tranian
Olympié
Tapiocad
Darus
Tapioca
Carabost
Uvauacly
Olymopic
Trantan
Bundire
Tapiocs
Metropolitan Mesting
Uhirke
Keschull
Warwick
New Zealand
Rae
O. C. Maddrell
B. Peggotty
Rocklea
F. Williams
Ky Williams
Fing
Baylwick
Robin Nonnine
Adda Halt” Tycae
Williams
Victrola
Sydney Dansel
Vigner
Tomkinson
Kennanafair
von W. Eteinger
Sakes
Mifieine
Bese W. Kebu
ALC
Tandwick
Prince
Wales
Welaral
Qilinn
Avit Cheyaelaus
W. Booth
Richjomd Mann
Tong
Doanbeth Tressaly
Ais
Hisie
Warspite
Whyner
Amd
Murray
Ehippendalt
Jack Findlay
Robinson
Bomvre Agittkpen
Tih Twa
Pak King
J. Lattan
J. Whitworth
Tin -Seaxen
Sauiey
Keniford
J. Barden
Richmond Main
Irda
Prince Viridin
Bracken
Connell
McLachlan
Wend
Poitrel
Poirel
Milliere
M. Connell
Cornell
Brewlers’ Plate
Cool Light
ATG
Sires! Produce Staker
Glenacre
A. Wood
Richmond Mann
Kennaquhair
Pike
Chrysola
J. Mahoney
W. Shgman
Harrison
A. Woodart
J. Toobey
Ed Mendick
Mardenose
Nyhey
Raatwick
Siason
McMamery
J. Binnnons
Arid
Silveron CO
Moon Wan
Katewin
Mickeney
Deel
Depao
Linz
Aiba
Rane
Loerington
Ferenc Nes Aries
Pan ‘Oe Wang Semana
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