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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
11
A jumble of racing updates covers Randwick and Wellington events. Reports mention horses, owners, trainers, and stakes, with details on notable performances, forthcoming engagements, and movement of horses to Melbourne, New Zealand, and England.
A garbled text fragment references Farina re rom with scattered phrases about Ma Scans In the announcement and mentions of Paley eh Mathourne Cu tere fl Tor and Sgt at aha Hime Berat. It alludes to training, court actions, and various names in a disordered historical clipping.
Fragmentary OCR text from a local paper mentions Australian Jockey Club events and a meeting in July. Names and details are garbled, with unclear references to Erin Taare and Deana Unters. The readable fragments suggest race or meeting coverage but lack coherent facts.
A damaged OCR fragment from The Sydney Publishing Co mentions race days and notices about big events in Sydney. It references an address Box 3233 and multiple unclear phrases related to an interstate venture and a venue called The Tent.
The record notes a rare double by Derby and Melbourne Cup winners and the slim chances this year. It cites past performers like Lord Wolseley and Artillery in the double chase, with mentions of Mascara and other horses shaping the field as pursuers.
A long OCR fragment recounts a horse racing training day with numerous horses and riders named. It mentions trainers and jockeys such as Cardinal Risk, John Avil, Demetrius, and Troubedour, plus various race details, times, and placings on a lengthy track context. The garbled text lists numerous horses, speeds, and sequences, but key outcomes or a single decisive result are not clearly discernible.
A convoluted report describes a turf dispute in the Northern District involving Leasher and figures such as Jwarasinanla and Ser cotem re Grig eng trou Gee. The piece mentions a value around 200 and a raid, with references to Beau and Misty, plus a chaotic scene as authorities push back on actions near a public sale and a controversial charge.
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