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Fragmentary OCR notes reference a closing date of Thursday November 3 and mention flight plans or schedules with unclear names and places. No coherent events or entities clearly identifiable for a fuller summary.
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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a closing date of Thursday November 3 and mention flight plans or schedules with unclear names and places. No coherent events or entities clearly identifiable for a fuller summary.
Obscure docket lists Bathurst Show Race Club events with dates November 2 and 22, 1920 and times 3:00 PM. Includes scrambled text likely names and entries such as Masticatclv and Tortora with references to Pure Midicat and other garbled terms. Content resembles an old race schedule or entry notice with unclear participant names.
Mudgee District Racing Club outlines its annual meeting with varied events across the week. The notice lists racing segments, racing dates, and key participants, reflecting a bustling program for members and attendees.
At Rosebery, Baritone claimed a third straight win in the Eight Handicaps, as Mabel Foote and Little Mimner battled close for second. Private King and Lord Mallantmas also posted notable finishes amid a day of tight finishes and strong fields.
In a rough event, Overlee triumphed in a sprint with a time near a record, while Mullie Star and rival riders battled for position. The field included riders such as Givens Elwater and Royal Ruby, with Weather and course conditions affecting performance.
Partial OCR of a Victoria Park program lists a Maiden Handicap with Divisions and horses such as Divan Gudab and Pitti, a Flying Handicap with Birt Berson and Shyllis May, and references to Fourteen-One Handicap and Victoria Park Handicap events with names including Ben Fuller and Torpedo Boy, among others. The legible items show race names, horse names, and divisions but many words are garbled.
The Sydney pony Jack Maren, not fancied by many, led a field including Blue Grose Elvin and St Sydney to win by a neck over Bhie Cross at Ascot. Trainer Skelrom praised the horse as the run unfolded with trials and form shaping expectations for Kensington racing next week.
A fragmented account covers turf betting, governance, and racing events. It notes bookmaker influence, parliamentary debate on racing licenses, and a Derby outcome discussion alongside the Martindale Races and a Gallante Knight context. Names like Victoria Park and Gawler Raving Club appear with political and legal notes surrounding gambling regulation and racing provisions.
The report discusses recent Oakbank activities with weather interference. It notes financial arrangements, calendar planning, and upcoming events in October, including a tentative tie with the anticipated Peri rest yen and related clubs.
Amid a chaotic Western District turf scene, tangled chatter hints at a controversial arrest within athletics circles. The fragmentary report references coaches, athletes, and unnamed officials, with a focus on discipline and the impact on a regional meet.
In Kensington Cup coverage the article details a 780 sovE- 750 nove event held on December 16 1940. Names such as Wasemia Villaan appear in the readable text along with scattered phrases referencing locations, units, and officials, though the OCR yields fragmented data.
A chaotic OCR of a Tasmanian racing report notes the death of Roy Ennie during a race event. It mentions Moy Ennie as a mare trained by A. Jordan, and describes chaotic track conditions, a pony and jockey incident, and subsequent investigations. The fragmentary text references Arrowheld Bin, New South Water, and various horses and handlers, with unclear chronology and many garbled phrases.
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