Spirit of Sportsmanship in Horses and Public Cheers at Randwick
A Sydney racing audience hailed Lough Neagh’s triumph at Randwick as a rebuke to claims that true sport is fading. The crowd recalled past champions and debated whether older horses rival today’s stock, noting that a ten year old can still excite the stands. The Derby prospects loom with horses like Ajax, Hua, Lochice, Caesar, Lynch Law, Avenger and others stirring anticipation.
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Carbine
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Ain
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Australia
Yesteryear
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Chatham, Regilla and Company
Whomas
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Sydney
Phar
England and Australia in cricket hope and doubt
A reflective piece proclaims gloom over England’s cricket decline while asserting that cricket endures. It recalls Hobbs and Grace, suggests England will rebuild with a renewed XI, and predicts Australia’s Kangaroo clash with Britain’s Lion returning strength in time.
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England
Australia
Cricket
Hobbs
Grace
England and Australia in cricket board clash debate
The Referee writer reports Dr. Alan Robertson of the Board of Control doubting England’s cricket rise while Australia’s teams show resilience. The piece notes England won two of the last three rubbers in Australia and highlights the stubborn balance of power across recent Tests.
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Ql Ricket
Alan Robertson
Board of Control
Dr. Robertson
Melbourne
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Robertson
England
A. P. F. Chaopmisi
D. A. Dardine
G. O Allen
Australia
Sher
Chapman
Brisbane
Australian cricket tests and rising form in season
Disjointed OCR notes discuss Australia and England in a Test series, noting England’s performance against Australia, shifting leads, and possible future match outcomes. It mentions pangs of decline in cricket and hints at players like John Bull improving, with attention on pitching and batting talent and the upcoming season.
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England
Australia
Australis
Joln Bull
Stipendiary system under scrutiny in Sydney horse racing
A veteran observer, labeled a regular visitor to Sydney legal meetings, argues the AJC stipendiary system needs drastic reform. He notes officials face pressures and inconsistent practices, urging stronger protection for punters and integrity in racing at Randwick to restore public confidence.
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Holf
Ast.c
New South Wales
Leva
Tandwith
Randwick
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