Dead Heat in AJC Derby at Randwick Derby Day
The Australian Jockey Club Derby at Randwick ended in a dead heat between Richmond Main and Artilleryman amid heavy betting and a strong turnout of over sixty thousand. Millieme finished third, while Gambler's Gold, Pershore, and Rosehill entries showed varied form as the field raced hard to the finish.
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Millieme
Australian Jockey Club
Ith
Perth
Reston
Culrow
Antsean
Gulray
Cevesia
Bacnere
Beliave
Hardie Nace
War
Spagner
Kensington
Auldat
Eyiney
New
Upson Handizany
Neel
Epsay Tan
Auaregatm
Arid
Excepions
Uiules
Randwich
Sishas
Ile Aion
Layne Wen Dere
ALC
Viet
Ieee
Rayidwick
Pragetts
Derby
Annie
Rosehill
Guinees
Tavartve
Dex
Riemont
Milseye
Richmond Main
Ever
Alter Ary
Wiere Varcorne
Gambler's
Aulaug Pershore
Richmound Malahat
Wood
Risthnond Main
Shere Bein
Persore
Tney
Sidley
Akessure
Lories
Milieme
Jens
Pasadega
Gambler
Pershore
Jahovah
J. Baron
Eal Redhqui
Walt
Nave
Anileryfinn Agtepih En Aguide
Bt Pim
Tate
Len Harrison
Derby Day Racing Report Delivers Tumbling Finish Notes
Derby Day features the Trurdle Race over about two miles with many falls and lead changes. Ardena-ree dominates late, while Ard-ne-ree is left charging. The Destroyer and Rossinahot Club set the pace but Ard-na-ree finishes strong, hinting at future Melbourne Cup potential.
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Destroyer
Posiastre
Rossinahot
Ard-ne-ree
Ard-na-ree
Melbourne
Caulfield
Telemon
Randwick Samnany
Rossin
Wolaroi Wins Epsom Despite Weights and Criticism
Wolaroi, carrying 9st lbs, wins the Epsom despite doubts from owners like D A Seaton who failed to sell him at 230 guineas. Rebus finishes fourth after a rocky start. The piece notes rider tactics and comparisons with other horses, including Quaestor and Wandicab, and highlights evolving riding styles influenced by American riders.
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Wolaroi
Thoroughbred Race Report Highlights Unsteady Finish
A long, detailed race account from a New South Wales meeting describes Quaestor, Molly's Robe, and Panache among leading horses as Wolarot charges mid-race. Rebus, Laddie Blue, and Sydney Damsel contend near the straight, with Quaestor narrowly held by McLachlan’s ride. Notes on track conditions, equipment, and trainer aims accompany a recap of the day’s other races and records.
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Rebus
Laddie Blue
Dick Meagher
Hem
Molly's Kobe
Wolarot Bandy
Greensteal
Panache
Princess Lucy
Quaestor
Pat King
Vieanne
Wolarot
Molly's Robe
Panaere
Quarstor
Greenatead
Sydney
Quaescor
Wolaros
Inule
Sr Janter
Lock
McLachlan
Vigilant, Donoghue Face Off in England Racing Scene
The article weighs Donoghue against Carslake with Vigilant in the London riding fray. It notes Conor Kline's asset strength and experience, praises Templerasn’s judging, and ranks jockeys like Smith and Nak, highlighting Donoghue and Carslake's rivalry as the season progresses.
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Jocheyn
England
London Sportanan
Donoghue
F. Ascher
G. Fordham
T. Cannon
Conor Kline
Templerasn
Beiok
Siyth
Woo Nak
Caakbe
Carslake
Collows
Jake
Peesen
Poitrel Captures Second Spring Stakes Victory
Poitrel, ridden by Deeley, won a dramatic late charge to defeat Glowing in the Spring Stakes amid soft footing from recent rains. Sasanot led early with Prince Viridis and Tan Or close behind as Glowing surged on the bend, but Poitrel closed fast in the straight to claim the win ahead of Kennaque Celione and others.
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Sepue
Soun
Sydney Darngel
Nist
Molly
Paar
Lucy
Panavre
Searer
A. Moses
Poitrel
Randwick
Alwyne
Desert Goldins
Gleavo
Greenwood
Poiwel
Sasanok
Celione
Sasanot
Glouiaing
Arteride
Tan “Orlant
Sasanol
Glowing
Prince Viridis
Sananof
Tan 'Ox
Kennaque Hair
Certa Poitrel
Gloameing
Deeley
Pojtrel
Cellene
Thana Ald
Tan 'Or
Gowa
Mauter
Carbern
Amily
Sacanpl
Matet
Scumch
Sume
Lenkide
Sasnor
Death of Tasmanian cricket figure Thomas Whitesides
Old time Tasmanian cricketer Thomas Whitesides died in Hobart aged 84. He helped found the Salithery Tasmanian Cricket Association in 1865 to promote intercolonial matches and North versus South contests. Whitesides served as secretary and later treasurer, was a noted batsman and underhand bowler, and remained involved in cricket through the era, linking local circles with English teams and later coaching.
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Old Chicketer
Hobart
Thomas Whitesides
Cocketers' Association
T. Whitesides
G. Davies
Tasmanian Cricket Association
Whitesides
Fensurer
Derwent
Hida
Tasmania
Hohenson
England
Whitewider
Aesson
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Iyacciouaneny
Gut
Heng Bachmat
el Berens
Ome
Derby Voet
Australien Gan
Suda
Kendal
Bisaver
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Baron Imoon
Gytoe
Shien
Wayard
Anglefarm
Rangi
Colonel Yen
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Hall
Biun
Meringy
Coleman
Fitanes
D. A. Seaton
Seaton
Bees
Guy Wolaeai
Monell
Australia
Gregion Tov
Estona
Berard
Cautheld
Padield
Tim
Elgeins
Elle End Hall
Jay
Ail
Alb
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A.C. Derby
Chrysolaus
Zealyid
Hina
Quaeetor
Lane
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Woren
Nsw
VRC
Brew
Hawkerbury
ASC
Renee HM
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Victorie
Hind
Wolster
Porwush
Wolarai Oa
Carslake and
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London
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Poltrel
Ig Regurd
Adrian Knox
CMG
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Ble
Topps
Fort Surtvan Tor
Drsland Mulla Championehij
Seeley
Baie Ac Varius
Cape
Palomar
Polding
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