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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1924
Page
14
The readable fragments describe a troubled scene with scattered names and phrases. It mentions Shepherd King in an unclear context with references to people, places, and a possibly dated event, but the exact meaning and key facts remain obscured by the damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like TAYLOR MARYLEBONE SUCAL and scattered terms. No coherent event or context emerges. The readable bits suggest a list or line of names rather than a clear news item, making a factual summary difficult.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a place named Red Hill and an Imp or person, with scattered names and terms like Whero, Cropkmal, and fare parlours. Context unclear, but hints at a local notice or brief item about people and locations.
A garbled race card fragment lists Seabon at Mandon Grove with longreacis odds and entries for Sands of the Orient, Guinness, and other untidy notes. The text references dates, measurements, and betting terms in an obscure catalog of stakes and entrants.
The Lyndhurst Stud highlights its three sire prospects Lilyveil Gadabout and Seremond with race record notes. It praises Queensland sires, cites victories in Plate and Derby contexts, and mentions progeny and stud value across regions including Sydney Melbourne and Victoria.
A detailed, era voice survey of Chantemerle or Chantemarle, noting purchase by Mr McDougall, racing highlights at Lyndhurst, and later stud career. It covers racing wins such as the Chelmsford Stakes and Bossing Handicap, mentions progeny quality, and references related horses and pedigrees, including Sire Palym...
A garbled report describes Gadaboue and related horses and people in a racing context. Mentions Lady Gaddboa Makara and Poly Ie Ge, entries at Soha Hawi Chic Cup, and references to Breeding lines and stud credits including St Denis and Ormonde as connections in an English/Australian racing frame.
Lilypond, a famed thoroughbred, features in Turf Deeds and Breeding with mentions of Derby wins, Wood races, and associations across regions. The piece traces Lilypond’s progeny, notable descendants, and influence on breeding lines, including overseas connections and landmark performances.
A garbled report details spring racing at Canterbury and other venues. It cites multiple horses, distances, and performances, including pace, furlongs, and notable runners such as Wallace, Lord Canning, Purser, and Bennington, with various overstated margins and decoys reflecting a lively yet unclear card.
KING CLEO 11, Fee 25 Gus races at Redfield Goomiliwindi with bets and odds. Mentions a long list of horse names, handlers, and prize figures, alongside scattered references to races, stables, and betting terms.
Random text mentions Melbourme Cap winner Susana Raplnereher and Randwick races. Notes about trainers, horses, and racing events. references to prize money, gates, and forthcoming desbies. Segment shows names like Corobalio and Chishore with scattered crowd and invitation details for attendance.
Racing notes from Warwick Farm and Randwick on Saturday 6 September 1924 cover first race results, rider and horse details, and timings. The cabled ledger lists performances across multiple events including Duke Tainglass, The Cypher, San Suny, and Patents, with mile and furlong times and race conditions.
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