Nominations Close at March 10 in WMU Event Schedule
Nominations for all events close on Wednesday March 10, 4024, as noted in the WMU schedule. The public notice lists deadlines and event details for participants and organizers.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
13
Nominations for all events close on Wednesday March 10, 4024, as noted in the WMU schedule. The public notice lists deadlines and event details for participants and organizers.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and places in unclear context. Readable parts reference BNE HARMICADL and AudENONG ANIA with scattered letters suggesting a regional update or notice. No coherent event or facts emerge from the legible text.
Rain fell heavily at Victoria Park on Saturday affecting attendance at an afternoon of racing. The program featured six furlong sprints with tight finishes and near ties. O’Molly and Gverlee led riding honours as horses battled in the mud, with long odds and steady betting showing bookmakers’ interest despite the downpour.
Report on the Ascot meeting notes Latinch and Beaumont as odds-on favorites failing to win in heavy drizzle and rough ground. The crowd gathered despite weather. Cesarion and Lady Brice profited from the day as several novice divisions produced close finishes and shifting placings.
Rosebery hosts a sparse programme with only a few races in the afternoon. The marquee 140 Handicapy event draws 15 acceptors, including Queen Hur, Lily Tole, Cesarionike, and Muscatain, as trainers and owners weigh contenders and track conditions.
Readable fragments show a local notice mentioning names and a deadline. The text is garbled but preserves a public action with involved individuals and an official deadline.
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