Pleasure Horses in Australia Rise as Cars Change Trade
The Stock Breeders Gazette notes a permanent shift away from harness horses due to motor cars. Demand demolishes livery stables in Sydney and Adelaide while interest in pleasure riding and driving returns as show circuits and new markets emerge despite wartime limits.
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H. M. Somer
Nurrivera
Hareee
Hte
Bydney Vexell
Adelaide
Yisco Willoes
Juno donUe
Decreasing Stock Weighs on Australian Flock Prospects
An aging drought and unstable seasons threaten a long decline in NSW and national sheep numbers. The piece traces 1900s to 1910s patterns, noting drought, export demand, and market pressures driving reductions from 45 million to about 34 million in NSW, with cautious outlooks for recovery and stockyards adjusting to lower levels.
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Broken Hill
Nsw
Hhail
Rewurna
Camden’s First Merino Herd Paved Coastal Dairying Path
Historic Camden, once a wheat district, grew into a dairying hub as settlers noted the rich Basalt soil along the coast. Merino stock, introduced by MacArthur, defined early breeds, with Camdeners keeping finest ewes for stud and dairy cows evolving into premier milking herds, attracting buyers from Sydney and beyond.
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N Svere
Old
Camden
Austria
Attough MacArthur
Wahlen
New South Walen
Sydney
Durham
Ayrshire
Canview
Cargen
Tingha Jockey Club First Day Notes From Fragmented Train of Text
Fragmented OCR yields a jumble of names and phrases including Tingha Jockey Club, possible person and place tags, and scattered terms. The readable content is insufficient for a coherent event summary or clear entities.
Easter Horse Show Attracts Local Entrants In Missouri
April 5, 1915 records show a lively Easter meet in Missouri with multiple events. Competitors included riders from various towns, presenting horses in handicap classes, with prizes and performances noted amid weathered page text.
Prize Money in Rosebery Races Draws Attention
The Rosebery races draw attention to prize money with hints and varied entries. Foremost competitor Mae Hnc A Jy and other performers from Tar aan sutton prepare for the event. Details appear fragmented with references to Australian racing figures and related preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syynut
Ieeshid Ak
Tirana
Hota Pearman
Maitland Exhibition Promises Mixed Art and Craft Show
A fragmented notice from Maitland hints at an exhibition featuring various crafts and artworks. The event appears to showcase local artisans, with mentions of painting, sculpture, and decorative pieces. Details like dates, times, and venues are unreadable in the fragment.
Registration of Stallions and The Breeding Debate
An editorial discusses stallion regulation and horse breeding practices. It criticizes excessive use of miniature four-tur hoofed sires and urges focus on thoroughbreds and proven stock. The piece cites savants like Bruce Lowe and Boulanger, noting trends in sire influence and mare quality. It questions current registrations and argues for better selective breeding to improve saddle horse performance.
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Brendere Gaeetie
Somer
Samer
Deluce
Homer
James
Nalake Caneher
Boner
Huon
Monchete
Sauiba
Tam
Se Frank
Grogan
Franchiald
Galan
Boulanger
Bruce Lowe
Tlkim
City Tattersall's Autumn Meeting at Randwick 1915
The Randwick Autumn Meeting held by City Tattersall's Club on Saturday April 17 1915 is detailed with entries of horses jockeys and race actions. The page shows scattered notes about participants names and events with the overall focus on the racing program and results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Tattersall's Club
Randwick
Wyong Park Races Set for March 23 1915
The Wyong Park races are scheduled for next Tuesday March 23 1915. Details are limited in the fragment, but the notice confirms the event and date. Local coverage includes names of participants and officials in attendance at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyong Park
Referee War Fund Drive At The Globe Scene
A fragmented notice outlines a War Fund drive staged by The Referee and The Bunday Timer at a venue linked to John J. Black and Patrots Art Union. The item mentions managers, committees, and local supporters in Sydney areas including Marrickville and Stanmore, with a schedule and patron names.
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Globe
Zouanly
Inewne
Atinn Park
John J. Black
Procecis
Ah Patrots Art Union
Maratall Crouby Tye
Tevell Theatrey
Ett Mo Lapsell War Fond
Newi
Argas Ie Richer
Bales
Marrickville
Proceaia
Sy ‘Amy
Stella Firehigs
Stan
Ryiner
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Australia
America
Bhorzoes
London
Val Works
Amd
Australis
New Zealand
Cabot
N.S.W
Rover Feremse
New
Avatratia
Hye
Wacenaane
Linus
Historic Camden
Wheat
Carmien
Seilery
MacArthur
Menangle
Merina
Emmuel Maizden
Tingha
Asnual
HK Puling Welitial
IASB
Rome
Horn & Pom
Asc
Sausala
Wiener
Turtonga
Nan
Wwe
Tourih
Westin Mandicad
Wchad
Ore
Adie
Baetwnee
GOVE
Conditina
Asean
istiAy
Wang
Cowra
Hans Utman
Srusiaum
WiMa
Ana Zi
Clara
Ain
Toa
Goerwar
Wersestay
Rosebery
Festina ‘Phi, Asad Lt
Maitland
Pirk
Enthies Fol
Ptcf
Artn
Andy Nriedlewor
Aki
Marchal
ARCH
Toowoomba Turf Club
TIAL
Weiss
Utah
Maye
Uae
Luna
Ie TV Taun
NPM
Dora
Lin Hadi Gery
Tangient
Ata Kerriwah Picnic
Ane
Alew
Susie Ter
Gosford Racing Club
Ota Horne
Sean Eye
Victoria Park
Cobcroft
Rosehill Races
Seave
Senos
Bagacocea
Heayes Beeson
Plato
Admirnion
Maddick
Rola
Manin
WS Rowe
ASCOT
Gates
Underhill
Newcastle
Trauls Mrive
Sydney Saterday Sonsing
Newcastle Traws
Urrumbidgee Turf Club
Wagga Wagga
Tyty
Wea Amie Wiba Sna
Ae Mel
MESEY
Leon
Meno
Mallen
Trotting Club
AB Hospital
Rupp Dassears
Titan Halal Uysbic
van Leilers Me Jarani
Shilling War Fund
Sumimer Baseball Association
Byitney
Sean
Yeyaney
Preencra
Waverley -Tecunls
Lew Bhaide
Fede
Caquidayevi
Wen Australia
Secon
Sydnry
Lechrte
Fayeen Rec
Suda
J. Sterling
Hildebrandi
J. O Kelli
Mon Marte
PH “Hace
CD. Jagney
MW. Fautttenins
Stoeting
Ehalrman
W. C. Kelly
Fatteneca
H. Chisholm and CO
Oman
Aldean Faw
Wu TC
Aine
Ste.eniaien Ter Vaanen
Umaine
Howe
Chisholm
Dowling St. Recife
Redfern
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