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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
9
Mackies White Horse Whisky Neenti sold by Orme Keigwin Co Ltd in Sydney. The listing names supplier in Australia and suggests a product promotion or trade listing. No dates or further details provided.
Southern District Trotting Club presents a racing programme for King's Birthday Meeting at Ajmee Racecourse on Wednesday June 9 1920 with detailed entries for trot and harness events. The text lists horse names and event designations though much is garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes from the Australian Jockey Club Winter Meeting of 1920. Mentions specific days Thursday June 19 and Saturday June 32, with garbled names including Sean Hanlin and Ham yon Mee. Contains banded and unreadable text. no clear outcomes or events readable.
A fragmented race page from Ascot on Wednesday June 2 reports race results and entries. The readable lines mention Wann et gh Lm oe fanaa ATU a Haare a et be Fe ha Hew d a HOSES trate ey Se TAME i eh 8h, indicating garbled OCR text but implying ongoing race coverage and timing details.
The Malden Wandicap meeting at Victoria Park featured intense finishes and notable performances. Curr ency and Wan garin contested the pace in the five furlong sprint while Cerise Colors and Gaby Dusys starred in the higher divisions. The day included steward updates and handcappers with changes in judging and race administration.
The day’s events at Seaham Race Meeting featured divided races and cautious riding. J McMahen secured a win aboard Kenora in the Novice division, while Wanken was backed for the main event amid interference claims and safety notes about the course.
A messy OCR read presents a string of varied names and terms from diverse origins. It includes many capitalized sequences and unfamiliar tokens not forming a coherent event or narrative. The readable facts are limited to scattered proper nouns and potential places.
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