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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
16
The article details a bookmaker dispute amid racing in Queensland with tension between factions, listing horses like Mandicay and Lay Pinld, noting heavy backing and expected contenders such as Emerald Mandicay and others. It references central markers, venues, and the broader wagering feud affecting attendance and results across multiple events.
A garbled note describes Beauford set to reappear at a forthcoming racing gathering with attention on other horses and riders. Reported events mention jockeys Ray James and KL Dean, with talk of races, prizes, and notable performances amid a busy day of horseracing and local meetings.
A garbled OCR style listing from Newcastle names several races and horses with unclear spellings. It mentions juvenile and novice handicaps, with terms like royal, birthday, cardinal, and grand stakes mixed in, but specific details are unreadable.
An authentic abridged summary of a long OCR page on amateur athletic championships, meetings, and notes. It mentions the annual meeting, officials, venues, and results, with references to Victoria, Tasmania, and various clubs. It notes discussions on Olympic Games recruitment and Tasmania and Hobart championships, plus general notes from secretaries and organizers.
A garbled OCR segment mentions professional athletics events, carnival references, and festival plans around April 1. It notes names such as Fatima and Tore and hints at a Mount Moret Labor gathering, with scattered phrases about marches, rides, and a possible sport or parade setup amid unclear context.
The report covers Guim WaTmELAO Ene 1 in New Zealand and the Rutih Waterlad result with betting interest on Grooming, Pantaquille’s debut, and Sefton Prom Ahem. It notes Lawman owned by Bad amen, mentions WZCA funding, and records tributes and obituaries including The Late Mr Lamoncet with details of death in Melbourne.
In a crowded South Australian track meeting Roy D Norman of the East Sydney AAG secures the state 880 yards championship amid strong performances by W P Payne, A Flos, and Geo Kealle. Officials, officials, and local clubs such as Kalvisr Grove Club and Western Suburb are noted in a lengthy(fields) report.
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