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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1924
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text from Australian Jockey Club notes on a Saturday program December 20 shows names like TULDROGIREE and MURIERY alongside scattered terms. Readable items include references to time and places, but many words are garbled, offering limited coherent facts or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text mentions boxing day events and venues with scattered names and numbers. It references a town, a camera, wrestlers, times like 8:40 and 13, and various improper phrases, showing a chaotic summary of a sports or event listing.
Fragmented OCR text from a Newcastle racing item shows garbled phrases about December 6 and possible names like Bressore and DNeAD. Reading is incomplete with numerous misreads, offering no clear event, result, or participants to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmentary OCR note covers Richmond pony meet results dated December 5 1924. Mentions Walentear Sarat Eee F warper and rest of garbled lines with unclear events and participants. Unable to extract clear names or outcomes from the legible portions.
Mevangle Park hosts races on Monday with Dechi and Tubeday taking part. A late report notes one winner and several runners in a muddled summary. Strong entities include Mevangle Park and Dechi. The item mentions a sale and local names but details remain unclear.
A report on Rosebery race day highlights Varley and Hayes as standout pony jockeys. The article details their performances across multiple divisions, noting their recent wins and the improving form of other riders as the meet progresses.
The report describes Vinehill’s expected performance in the Victoria Park Handicap at Eleven Event Card day. It notes Vinehill’s conditioning, late surge history, and the challenge from rivals Seaman and Reticent as the field shapes up for the race.
The recap describes Fligpant Mise as a top contender in the second division, noting a possible win but a misstep in key moments. It highlights performances from rivals such as Brea Avision and Lingard, with comments on pace, positioning, and late opportunities.
Fragmented notes describe a chaotic scene surrounding a Rosebery gathering. References mention Prince Bruce, Lady Hana, and a tense vote or confrontation amid unclear business and a purported plan to thwart rival factions. The text hints at strategy shifts and claimed loyalties within the network.
Henry heads the list with a clear lead among pony jockeys. The ranking shows A Suazoihe Maxwell nent close behind, with the order of top performers outlined across the readable fragments. The text references London papers and mentions New Deal era themes amid uncertain, damaged notes.
A partial text reference includes Valerie and Mary in a unclear scene at a location described as Ret ae or the ine with mentions of a meeting or event. The legibility is poor and no definite dates or entities can be firmly identified from the fragment.
The article surveys a star studded field for the Prying Handicap and Novice events. It notes contenders like Up Stu Barry and Barty, with Bessie Dance and ROCK in strong forms. Coldstream and Gallager show promise while Lady Humphrey heads the second division potential winner.
A muddled report describes Mandi¢ep Lady Humphrey and a 9 pee decane race at Rossberg. It notes Guile iege Miebick, candidates for the 4 ab respect, and an excrucially banted recent meebne with stewards' inquiry. The piece hints Relace hand in a pedliar stanner and references a difficult horse to beat with 3 eco rider Refuse.
Race notes list varied entries and divisions at Victoria Park including Dans se-1 Estas Fenner Second Division and Master Conformoi in First Division with multiple names and potential horses. Mention of Maiden, Novice, and senior divisions plus references to Newcastle Area and a meeting of Tony Clubs on December 6.
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