Hall Mark to End Turf Career After This Season
Hall Mark, the six year old racing star backed by C B Kellow, will retire to stud after the current season. Plans clash with spring Cup ambitions as owner weighs weight and form against potential races including Caulfield and Melbourne Cups amid Peter Pan competition and Doncaster history.
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Hall Mark
Kellow-Holt
Heroic
C. B. Kellow
Kellow
Melourne
Peter Pan
Peter’ Soes
Leves Mfr
Kallow
Wiin
Finll Mark
Peter Panon
Hall Mack
Sydney
Sush
Doncaster
Binwell
Duchy
Eerasiona
Hail Marie Waa
Hail Movi
Priyuy
Jack Holt Kes
Volwood for Newcastle in a CupRide Delightful Run
Volwood produced a strong performance from a new perspective but finished off the pace, dropping from the lead in the final stretch. Velwood showed form in the Newcastle event yesterday with a 1.4 time, while RR Parsmers drew attention with mounts offered to Jim and a potential 350 pound race ride.
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Guidty
Woda
RR Parsmrs
Jim
Grit of Harry Hodgekiss Beats Odds in Grade Tennis
Harry Hodgekiss, who lost part of his right arm, returns as a left-hander to star in the Rangerboom C grade hardcourt competition in the North Western Association. After six weeks in hospital he adapted his serve and strokes, proving perseverance can restore form. His team remains undefeated as he demonstrates masterful shots and a renewed backhand.
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Harry Hodgekiss
Hodgekiss
Rangerboom
North Western Association
Éapgier
Hodgekins
Hodgek
Phar Lap Sister in America Her First Foal
Phar Lap's sister Foals in America. John Hay Whitney owns a sister to Phar Lap in New Zealand bloodline. Bates notes Neu Lap sired a chestnut filly by The Porter at Whitney's Kentucky farm on April 22, with Neu Lap expected to be a fine dam.
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Phar Lap
America
Bis
Witich
New Zealand
John Hay Whitney
Phar Gap
C.J. Graves
Turt
T. A. Bates
Blood-Horse
Nea Lap
Phar Lan
the Porter
Kentucky
Neu Lap
Ambitious plan for world sailing event at Sydney Harbour
Mr James J Giltinan seeks to stage an international sailing championship in Sydney Harbour during 1936 37 with a 14 foot class boat. The World Sailing League under Giltinan aims to raise about £1000 and has begun negotiations with South Africa Canada Great Britain the United States and Japan. Brisbane 18ft Sailing Club backs the move and Sydney will mark its 160th anniversary during the event. Continued on page 2.
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Mr. Kellow
Ole
Bearling Ly
Lo” Hall
Mark
Hall
Lye
Anailing
Keliow
Hergle
Kellow
Millbanke
Ireland
John Milbanke
Lady Loughborough
Harry Chigholm
Sydney
Hereie
Millicanke
Tocea
Australia
James J. Giltinan
Sydney Harbor
Gillinan
Wsales
Dillinan
Giltinan
New South Wales Rugby League
Great Britain
Umea
Brisbane
South Africa
Canada
United States of America
Japan
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Peter
Victoria
Melbourne
Mol
G. B. Kellow
J. Munro
J. Pike
Rosehill
Volwood
Newcastle
Harry Hodgekisa
Police
J. J. Giltinan
J. J. Ciltinan