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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 19, 1936
Page
2
A fragmented report traces Princess Rivoli’s lineage with numerous named sires and dam lines, citing a Conning Bavuz study area in Australia. It notes extensive breeding, geographic spread, and mentions of various experts, regions, and years, including references to Melbourne and Ancaster, with implied analysis of performance and lineage.
Fragmentary text references animals and breeding terms, mentions Helens and Lavigh names, possible names like Celene Ue and Lavina Ui, and a scattered list of places and people. The readable parts imply a chaotic note about mating suitability and a crossed field of unrelated names without a clear single event or outcome.
Fragmentary report from Roselea Stud indicates foalings occurring amid assorted lineages and breeders. Names and terms are garbled, but mentions of Polymestor and Persian-related sires appear among references to mare and foal events at the stud.
A garbled OCR passage lists inconsistent names and terms across a long string. It mentions various personal names, places, and vague actions, but the text is largely unreadable, with distorted phrases and stray quotes. No coherent event or clear reporting emerge from the fragment.
A fragmented OCR note discusses a Derby winner and mentions many family lines and horses such as Wind stage Area and Mako. It references breeders, tracks, and possible race outcomes, with scattered names and places indicating a historic racing context. The legible elements point to racing lineage and a notable winner figure amid a crowded, garbled report.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and terms such as Gyaniville Jamon TUSax Sana Sil Beta Ethno Ujena PariRim Paula Tore Sones Gory Jaton Semin Hie Baraann Bale and others. The text appears as a jumbled decree or note with unclear syntax and missing context.
Fragmented report notes Rivol clinching a Queensland Cup title amid uncertain conditions. Details are unclear as OCR errors obscure names and venues, with references to teams Juco Cave Sree and Ras Bos appearing amid garbled text.
Two-year-old winners at Rosehill are noted in a fragmentary report focusing on horses and racing results. The text preserves names and lines about participants, trainers, and related events, but many details are garbled or missing. Continued context likely covers races, performances, and implied outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a half-brother to Phar and scattered phrases about Lap Terai Aar acre Mt and several garbled lines. The readable elements suggest a rural or bioscience context but no clear events, dates, or names beyond Phar. Summary reflects the uncertain fragmentary notice.
The readable text fragments mention English two year olds and various names, places, events, and stray phrases. The content is largely garbled OCR with scattered references and no coherent narrative or verifiable facts to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmented text mentions Swynford Family NZ Cup winner breeding and horses with names like Hesham Cay Et te ervey, Turkenes overyaarull bay esidine Ves cru Getto, and Arjun TSE Tinh ills. The passage is garbled but centers on horse racing lineage and breeding for a New Zealand Cup context.
Family lines prevail as Rawdon Stakes winner Meadero traces back to tor Nan. Gogo Atlas Milian and Moores Valley connections emerge with breeders and trainers named. The report lists lineage, breeding details, and mentions Emden, Truce Hain, and other horses in a dense, fragmentary racing note.
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