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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
13
Tuesday sale notice for Campbell and Sons at Sydney Road Melbourne listing a great unreserved sale of mares foals and horses. The event includes training stock and racehorses with listings for mares fillies and other equine lots and likely bidding terms.
Fragmentary OCR text from Rosehill autumn meeting coverage. Mentions bars, wine, and a woefully garbled series of names and figures. Indicates a race program with times, stakes around 190 800 and aHM related details, but content is largely unreadable.
Racing notes from Ascot and Victoria Park highlight big attendances and increased prize money. Eleven races at Ascot due to Maiden Handicap split into three divisions. Flying and Novice handicaps halved. Reports cover winners such as Felinella, Mosh, and Why Why with detailed placings and odds.
A garbled Wednesday Kensington racing column reports outcomes across several events. Fortuasius mare Milibar placed in the Enowsne Stakes with Spiteful King winning, while Amber Ale claimed the Fourteen Hand Handicap. The piece also mentions other horses and results including Golden Hop filly Amber Ale and a note on Felix Nella finally achieving success.
Report covers multiple races at Victoria Park including the Maiden Wandicap where Lime Star beat Black Mimer by a head and Annettie won the second division by a quarter of a length. It notes Ringtoen's seven races, Red Wing's poor finish, and Dave Whitton equaling the six furlongs record.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a 1860 event related to PRR Day with references to Earl of maricement and Havre station. Portions mention travel, Beavlanen, Watley Stan, Hien Mouhanes, and various unclear names. Overall, the readable facts point to a ceremonial or transport related notice with scattered proper nouns. No clear date or place beyond 1860 hints.
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