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Sydney Referee

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 17, 1935

Page

20

Derby and Wykeham Fail to Impress in Narrow Field

The race featured 14 runners with Rembrandt the evident favorite early on, but he faded and finished in the rear. Fanfare and Silver Standard challenged late, with Wekehum rallying to third as Grand Mogul and Viceroy trailed. Salamander and Rembrandt underperformed, while Young Crusader surged earlier to lead before the finish.

Wykeham Young Grusider Loree Fandwiels A. Dugit Rembrandt Crusader Handiay Vanfare Salamander Doublefeures Mireimati Wils Silver Standard Hoe Wekehum Grand Mogul USA Viceroy Wotan Wabhin Read Reed Clibbern Stokes Randwick McCarten Pratt Wykeham T Wad

Chaotic Racing Folklore Bants About Taw King

A jumbled report describes a horse race near Canonbury mont on Arata with Taw King challenging Arabia. The piece notes poor form in the Breeders’ Plate and suggests a controversial ride by EH Maen woll while referencing relations to Young Wee and Mr. AFP.

Canonbury Mont Arata Coperty Arabia Selucdoy Einrthe Taw King Dalien Maen Woll Tod Teprer Min Tie McGrath Mable Ioraren Ieris Wee

Stoutly-bred Guineas winner in classic season rise

Great grandson The Buzword shows form in Classic races this season with Buzsanl King placing third in the AWC. Auto Buz wins Queensland Guineas, owned by breeder Mr J G McDougall of Lyndhurst Sind. Dam Gold Mrack, chestnut mare bred at Lyndhurst in 1933, descends from Scremond Garden Robe Syce Mollys Robe Vesture Ladurlid Albemarle Nightmare and Evening Star lineage.

Cablines AWC Darby Saturiny Auto 3. G. McDougall Lyndhurst Sind Gold Mrack Lyndhurst Scremond Garden Robe Syce Molly’s Robe Busser King Vesture Ladurlid Albemaiie Nightmare Commo_ _Uon Pasle Evening Star Lord Clifden Hamnton

First Son earns first win in 18 months at Randwick

In a tight finish First Son, trained by Haola, defeats Mr Kerry by a head with Satmeh third and Curator fourth. The horse, bred by Dick Wootton from Zulelka, had previous form including a Grantham Stakes runner up, while apprentice J Duncan rode valiantly to secure the victory amid cautious odds.

Satmoth King March Randwick Sydney Theo Oro Kerry Mr. Kerry Sam Batthe Satmeth Curator Terse Gong Ptrateht Dick Wootton Haola Constant Zulelka Australis South Africa England Wootton J. Duncan No Lone Mr. Wootton Mireman

Sylvandale Narrowly Fails in Melbourne Cup Showdown

Randwick Plate shocks backers as Sylvandale finishes a neck behind Lough Neagh with Contact fading late. Despite favorable weights, Sylvandale appears out of form for the two mile classic while Lough Neagh and Berestal also disappoint in the Spring engagements.

Sylvandale Contact Lough Neagh Veilmond Veismond Bhrace Lough Nough Pratt Horat Gosford Sylvandala Sovers Oltier Lawuh Neagh Manivny Crom Sylvandate Syivandala Berestal Metropolitan Inoka ‘Ag Imeate Oro Secon Peter Pan Jack Kin Saarday Solec Otwat

Randwick Horse Race Tale With Troubled Weights

A scrambled report from Randwick describes a chaotic race where King's Head defeats Anchor while Cherry King and others falter. King's Head led at times but suffered tongue over bit issues, finishing three lengths ahead in the Chester Handicap as the crowd watched a tense finish.

Randwick King's Head Anchor Torsal Dscor King’s Hood Cherry King Mudko Aheed

Excursion Trains For The Cup From Sydney

New South Wales residents expect a big exodus to Melbourne for the Cup with extra express services. Specials will depart Central Station at 11:15 pm on Thursday October 9 and 11:23 am on Monday November 6, returning by trains arranged to reach Melbourne the next day after departure. Booking fees apply for NSW and Victorian trains, seats must be reserved in advance.

South Wales VRC Central Station New South Wales Victorian Melbourne Bydney

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