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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
14
Extracts show names such as Eamon and Stull with scattered mentions of Egypt AY all Black Cate Amka Ola and other scattered places like Yalldo Talis CAay Ware Meswant SOK Quantock and Venture. The garbled text lists various personal names and place fragments without coherent events or dates.
A garbled historic racing pedigree review highlights Sires of the Season with notes on notable progeny. It mentions Quantock and Walkin horses, English and Australian racing ties, and a detailed dam line tracing to Beclusion and Crawberry, with emphasis on quality, power, and endurance for mares and stallions tied to the Rodge/Thravh Cerend lines.
An OCR fragment discusses horse qualities, color, and notable sires with references to Tetrarch Chrysulawe Gate Tur Cheyvolrus and other names. It notes mixed opinions, praise for certain traits, and mentions a tabulated pedigree comparing Hampton and St. Simon descent patterns, indicating a historical interest in lineage and breed performance.
A fragmented reminiscence traces the careers of Sir Dighton and Bayardd in early 20th century racing. Mentions of Meadow Iy, Meadow, and Randwick spark lines about form, stud value, and a famed trainer. The text notes poisoning, sprint stakes, and future season plans with limited coherent dates or outcomes.
The readable fragments mention names like Woottrim and Ping Pun Guce with various mismatched phrases likely from a damaged era article. The passage seems to parody or muddle historical figures, products, and places, lacking coherent events or dates to form a clear summary.
A fragmented note outlines a list of horse names, breeders, and esteemed lineage terms. It mentions The Tetrarch, Gath Sonat, Revered, and Doncaster with references to pedigrees and extended lines, indicating era boilerplate for stud records and bloodstock evaluation.
AONER Wren, noted for great promise, faced leg troubles that hindered his career. Despite recent improvements, the horse failed to regain peak form and was described as struggling to show top speed in crucial races. References to lineage include Lady Beamen and Black Ewan, with the dam Lady Ryla Ed rd and half-sister connections to Lady Trenton.
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Victoria Park Racing Club schedules a gathering on Saturday June 10 1922 with early entries and racing programs. Attendees anticipate the Hey Eee Hepeanes meeting and associated proceedings at the park club grounds.
A chaotic but readable racing report notes Denacre winning the Runaway by a large margin with a burst of speed near the finish. Contenders include Crude Dependsence and Scobie Ke Vogoda, while Replique misses a chance due to an injury scare and trainer updates. The Birthday Cup and Repique’s fate loom as key near-term races.
Fragmentary text lists several performers including Colonel Moreh Kurcong and Merion Villeroy with garbled surrounding phrases. Content unreadable in places, no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
A garbled report covers turf racing highlights with names such as Dudley Wandicep and Bolger and Weland Vy. It notes injuries to Burton and mentions the Montecctlo Ablin Ally purchase and Delny flanging them. The Moya Agricultural Society appoints Mr. Raley acting secretary amid abdication of Mr. EME Borner.
Fragmentary OCR text references Port Adelaide racing events, Meena Jlamolg at Te erao 10 and 38 gate Soh lores, with stray names like Pita and Meda brah A Ss. The readable parts lack coherent facts, dates, or outcomes to summarize.
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