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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 08, 1922
Page
13
Fragmentary text appears to describe a horse or trotting event with penalties and city names but lacks clear facts or outcomes. Entities are unreadable. no verifiable people teams or dates emerge. The readable content offers only garbled references to a race and a penalty.
Fragmented OCR notes show Tattersall's Club gathering details with references to a meeting day Monday January 4. Mentions of owner, officers, and a declaration deadline appear distorted, but indicate a call to assemble to address a meeting and vote on an issue before a stated closing time.
A sale notice lists horses including Wild Bold Ale of Hackuunes and MIchalams Ladies Mack to be sold Monday next, November 15, 1922, at Beulnainthe. The ad names bidders and conditions, noting entry times and listing several horses with owners and sale terms.
W Sampsons Double at Kensington headlines a general news item by Bentay detailing a horse racing event at Kensington with Sampson achieving a notable double victory.
The Ascot Spring Thousand, a major Victorian pony event, will be decided in Melbourne today. The field includes winners from New South Wales and local contenders like Layman and Playman, with expectations of a strong finish from Flying Handican and others.
A fragmented race report recounts Novice to Open Company, highlighting Rejali at Kensington and a brown mare named Pearl Thain with a history at Menangle. It notes horses like Natures Gentleman and Lady Heralit, mentions Bogan Villa and My Chance remeasurement, and references a two-year-old from the mare’s lineage, Kexllers, preparing for future competition under trainer M Donnel TM.
A close win is recorded for a mare trained by Mr W Bampton with strong showing from Gaby Deslys and other rivals. The field included notable performances across recent outings from Rentington and Ascot, with the winner tied to Bamptons team and noted for a decisive late surge in a maiden welter mile.
The reopening meeting at Kembla Grange attracted fair attendance as horsemen and patrons praised the well-appointed track. In the Novice Handicap Royal, Guard, and British Lion vied for supremacy with the latter winning narrowly. other notables included Duke Milner, Gravetta, Wee Lana, and Lilli Pill in close order. Next Wednesday’s Rosebery race looms, with further weekend racing planned, while the Wyene Lone Bing and Sa ence SRP contests highlighted the day’s card.
Richmond Victoria race notes describe a Novice Handicap event with multiple runners. Bree Scand, Jack Breck Wana and Leng Voruas Miall Serie are mentioned among entries and results are partially obscured in the OCR text.
Vast Ascot program underway with several notable races on the card. Expectations center on the 14.9 Handicap divisions and the Flying handicap, featuring horses such as LITTLE BUNDA, CESARION MODEL, GOLDEN LINNET, MISS URNEY and LYTTLETON among others. Attention falls on favorites and potential upsets in a day of competitive racing at Ascot.
Tasmania secure a second consecutive Thawland win as Retreat, trained by O Kendrick, takes the big race from General Ribold and Harold Wilkes. Vere Wood also fields a strong Tasmanian contingent, with earlier Electric Handicap winner Retreat earning qualification. The event highlights the improving Australian pace horses including Chimes and Snowshoe, while Goess Mr Alem Anderson and other breeders are noted in local trotting circles.
The fragmentary OCR text shows a scattered mix of names, places, and terms including Teagan, Titan, Berar, and Beragnon, with references to turf, bios, and possible political or preparatory notes. The passage lacks coherent structure, making it difficult to determine a specific(event) or consistent subject.
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