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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 01, 1920
Page
13
Orme Keigwin and Co Limited of Sydney are identified as the agents for Mackies White Horse Whisky in a concise trade listing. The notice lists the firm as the official representation within New South Wales.
A fragmentary 1920 Hawkesbury Race Club Spring Meeting summary mentions events held on Saturday September 25 1920. The readable text references racing notes and participants but lacks coherent results or full context. Strong entities include Hawkesbury Race Club and September 25 1920 with scattered names and lines of race related chatter.
A fragmented notice references Hawkesbury Guineas with unclear details and dates. It mentions events or reminders tied to racing dates and participants but lacks complete names or locations due to text damage. The readable pieces indicate a reminder about the Hawkesbury Guineas event.
Fragmentary OCR text from Kembla Grange racecourse notes references races and riders in jumbled order. Names such as Nasir and Kaci appear amid garbled phrases with unrelated terms and stray numbers. The readable elements suggest a racing brief but contain little coherent detail or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR summary mentions Bailey Senet and Megat ate values, unclear event. No clear result or context given.
The Moree Racing Club announces its arming meeting set for Wednesday and Thursday September 15 and 16 1920. Details about events and entries are partially legible with several names and figures obscured by damage.
A chaotic racing report describes pony events at Ascot Sydney on Wednesday with details on divisions and contenders. It highlights Annan and Dainty Suteh as strong performers, notes fallbacks for Larkwood and Digger, and mentions several horses including Mag Honeyion Vineet and Chole Knight Cotte.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a race meeting with names like Vinceheld, Roy, Heaney, and JON auRpaAY. Mentions of heats, heats, and a win by Worston ict, with various racers and times scattered. Details are garbled but reference to COOL JIM OLY RACES and multiple competitors remain inferable.
Mulan and companions race through a storied course near Immortal, with Murian pursuing the Trades and catching Kenetha at the tann hall. Bessabee and Liege finish within a length, while Dallemy falters late amid the chaotic scene and misty dawn.
Rosebery hosts Eleven events with Tierclock favorites in 14 Handicap and Flying Handicap divisions. Horses like PRINCE ELECT Machhne and PERSIAN BEAUTY headline contests while AUTTINSKL and BLARNEY CASTLE vie in Second and Third Division heats. Special trams will convey crowds to the course gates as entrants such as LORD SEULAH ROY MINER and Muttiege contend for ENCOURAGE STAKES style prizes.
A fragmentary recollection describes a court scene with Queen Muntwr, power struggles, and a controversial wedding. The narrative references a public event, a forged omen, and a clash between Lily Mime and Honeyibooy, amid a chaotic depiction of old rituals and tensions.
At Victoria Park on Saturday eleven races ran in good weather with a busy track. Mixed results included a record dressage victory and a five-horse Victoria Park Handicap, while favorites faced strong challenges from Lineage, Albarien, and Merwyn as crowd protests arose over a previous auction favorite.
A chaotic report details multiple horse races with uncertain results. Favorites shifted during the events as horses such as Steket and Digger led sections. final outcomes include tests of stamina, long odds, and dividends amid terse, unreadable OCR segments.
The readable segments list various names, places, and nonsensical runs of letters. No coherent event or report emerges beyond a jumble of potential proper nouns and stray terms with no clear narrative or outcome.
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