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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1935
Page
20
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Jockeys push Silver Jubilee to a bold win in a tightly run Rosehill sprint, with Gold Digger and Rembrandt close behind. Windslid and Randwick rivals clash as Silver Jubilee defeats Golf Digger by two lengths, with Windbird and Black Laughter among the main movers in the field.
In a bay of muddled prose the detailed racing action centers on D Munro’s costly defeat for backers in the Kyda hner Mile. Autalind wins aided by Nutalind, with Wild Justice’s field, Spear Belle and others vying for place. The finish is close, leaving backers disappointed as Autalind takes victory by a head.
The report discusses New South Wales players and observers challenging the MCC influence. It mentions young bowlers like Cilvers and others, with debate over form and selection, and notes upcoming fixtures in Sydney and the influence of several established players on the team’s prospects.
Racing chatter from Randwick highlights Cereza posting peak speed in recent work while mentions of Ist e and other horses hint at upcoming Christmas meeting exploits. Observations include windblown adjustments, training results, and a mix of performance notes from Hawkesbury and Randwick. emphasis remains on form leading to late season events.
The Hat was the deciding factor in yesterday's Urigh Hurdle at Victorian Park. Gaystock surprised by heading west, while Underwood moved into third. Gaystock showed pace and clear-cut win potential, but experience may shape him into a strong jumper. observers note the field’s difficulty and early races hint at future form.
At the Willingham course the Newcastle meeting featured a double win for J T Jamieson riding Queen Ollar and Maldun in the Whittingham events. Buckers of favorites faltered while new horses showed promise as perfect restraint and strong track work were noted by observers.
Racing notes mention Morley and Coerry as top riders for Western Australia with Morley predicting strong chances to rise to the front this season. The fragment highlights expectations and opportunities for jockeys in the upcoming meetings.
The scene at Randwick and Canterbury towns shows horses Sped and Ate Pageant drawing heavy betting. Sped aims for a win while Ate Pageant, noted for stamina after a mile and a quarter win, remains a top contender in the handicaps with clear odds shifts and field movement.
In the Victoria Park duvenie Stakes a 44 furlongs race saw Earl Sun, the lone young horse with form, win in a runaway. Shelagh and Pharcoy earned minor placings, neither having prior competitive runs. Shelagh carried Balfar Prince colors and, though green, displayed strong drive and potential for rapid development.
Spar Befle finished second as Ale Pageant led early and held on to win by a neck battle. Family Pride and Spear Belle chased in a tight finish with Family Pride likely misset by a length. Air Pageant showed late pace and Sped finished midpack while Magnavyer faded and Lynford came home well back.
A cryptic report describes Bobby’s plunge and a postrace procession linked to owner Ali Inkpen and connections around Prince's Promise. The piece notes Bobby’s strong showing over a short distance, with the formal owner cited as key figure in the impending campaign and future affairs of the stables.
In a spurring race at Victoria Park Downham narrowly beat Wollun by a head with Downham charging from behind to grasp the lead in a desperate finish. Black Fern won the second division at Warwick Farm, beating Tironni by a length and a half as Cascades faded.
In a mile and a quarter race at Rosehill, Irish Bard and Buonarrotl faded, Measur e held a clear lead before Broccoli surged to win by a short head over Mengure. Cockmen and Snowacre trailed as Measur e faded late, with broad betting on both Irish Bard and Buonarrotl before the upset finish.
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