04 May 1921
Page 11
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
11
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A dense, period racing summary recounts New Zealand and Australian events with notes on horses like Colugo and Insurrection, detailing Randwick and Trentham results, handicaps, and notable riders. It covers training, missing races, and the broader scene including wagering, fraud notes, and local fixtures, with live updates across meetings and notable personnel.
The Rosehill program lists a series of hurdle and juvenile handicap races with horses such as ArduCine Yucataw Paganini Volpi Granville Martron Thurlow Valgwen Montoro and entrants in Rosehill Handicap events including Olympnic Nautch Girl Flying Welter Mandicay Nulgarra Picardy plus a Richmond meeting planned for Friday amid a strange food entry reversal notice.
Local harness racing featured multiple divisions with favorites facing strong challenges. Bonnie Moon and Bonnie Moon led the action with close finishes as Derby and Medway posted decisive wins in their respective heats, while Rothley Lad and Happy Voyage battled for podium spots in the two mile handicap.
The article details a bustling meeting at the racing grounds with riders such as Miss Hina Thomas and John Radmond, noting winners in mares and other classes, plus commentary on weather, attendance, and future events. It mentions entries from Wood, Wiltshire, and Victoria, along with club officials and racing figures shaping the season.
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