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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1923
Page
13
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Fragmented OCR text from a historical page mentions trotting terms, a rait, a pitstand, and a route base. Names and places are unclear, leaving a rough outline of a race context with light, non-coherent details and potential quoted phrases.
Pony racing at Kensington featured Tortolite defending his lead with a strong front run to win the final division, Gambler's Gold narrowly beating rivals, and Eighteen Pence fading while Red Rock edged ahead in the second heat. The day highlighted bets on Royalette and Little Bunda while noting promising form from Manchester Ninhhed and Eighteen Pence in earlier outings.
The event featured rugged action as Jungle Digger Prince led with bold moves and a neck final. Peronikia placed third as strong rivals, while fans backed vigorous performances from the headlining teams and officials monitored the heated bout.
A noisy field of horses and riders produced a muddled result with many misread names. Despite a close finish, observers noted a favored entrant led by a short margin before a challengers surged, leaving officials to review the inquiry over disputed placement and pace.
Fragmentary text references jockeys, stewards, and race events with names like Kensington and Ascot. Mentions a decision, appeals, and weather motif. Details are fragmented and uncertain about dates, places, or outcomes.
The parliamentary debate on pony racing features McLaughlin defending actions by the Racing Association and the suspension of jockeys Mayes. Appeals by A De Arman regarding disqualification and probation for Military Boy are heard with decisions deferred to a later date.
Selections by maltsters set for Ascot day with a 12 noon start for the final race and discussions on hearings to be held by the Appeal Board within seven days. The report covers divisions, horses like GOLD SHOT PHYLLIS ROSE and MAYSTITCH, and notes controversy over steward actions and trainer conduct at Victoria Park.
A garbled 142 MANDICAF First Division outline discusses the Ascot Handicap final and questions by Mr. O'Flal Toran. References to owners and trainers, holdings near £1,000,000, mentions of management and eligibility, and a committee debate on penalties and qualification. Terminology is unclear but signals official scrutiny and potential disqualification proceedings.
The fragment discusses a cane recall at Metropole related to a horse race or pony club. It mentions Wawrts E3000 DAY and financial concerns of owners and trainers over prize money. Mr Hodges faces scrutiny over his evidence and its impact on owners and trainees.
A fragmented report discusses stud book rules and reciprocal relations between New South Wales, New Zealand, and Australian authorities. It notes efforts to prevent name duplication in stud records and cites examples of horses such as Greta and Lady Nutwoos, with references to breeders and racing histories amid a wartime or postwar publication tone.
The article discusses duplications and name changes in the Stud Book with references to Wallace and early Hambletonians including Rystyn, Abdel bloodlines, and mentions Adelaide Trotting and racing figures. It notes risks of confusion from duplicate names in registering horses and outlines historical context of stud book practices.
Fragmented OCR text references the Baral Agricultaret Boule Ing Swnert and beesdary Chertward evaluating potential returns for Serio in a fourth breed rego. It mentions SlePtuieeed Int nets end ene ny and a Pace Role tied to Hickey stalin ante sinh pestores fa. The garbled passage shows book ownership and Camden Shere as figures, vague references to a sale or record.
Discussion on the American trotting stud book The Brat volumes and the value of mares. Notes that twenty years ago breeding mares were scarce and of unknown pedigrees, with low prices for pedigreed stock. Mentions the New Squib Wales Trotting Club record and the S.W. Trotting Club breeding challenges.
A fragmented account traces Kole Girl, a Perth idol, and her connections, including owner Tom Fey and trainer Harold Childs, noting her 2161 record and past performances in Sydney, New Zealand, and at Fairfield Stud Farm. It mentions lineage from Galindo and Rovhes Guild, and references to related horses like King Cole and Kings Pride along with figures in Australian racing.
A fragmented report covers J J Kennerley and Pater Riddle, Victorian horseman performances in Auckland including Meceopalitan and Metropolitan Trotting Club events, with horses Tombinson, ACron, and Great Bingen noted. It mentions Australasian meetings, prize money, and preparations for upcoming races as trainers and owners seek success in New Zealand.
Fragmented text lists horses owners venues and race notes with many garbled names and scattered odds. Contains references to Willowdean and Comportably among others, but lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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