Derby Fancies and Runners At Spring Carnival
AJC notes from page one list promising youngsters and colts shaping well in trials. Contenders include Robe in Astrologer Pranic Baltic Seb and Indesto with Derby hopes centering on Glenouinn and Kilboy while homes and New Zealand Victoria entries loom for the first steeplechase and Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Resurt
Josh
Prance Mimberis
Duntulmm
Bercolacne
Robe
Pranic
Bronzevti Coolin
Baltic Seb
Randwick
Nolen
Antyalager
Half Arms
Xeritar
Melhourne
Ramtic Sea
Hanne
Han
AE Queenan
Tsa
New
Betting on Spring Races at Epsom and Metropolitan
The racing page lists Polycrates as a favorite amid a muddled field, with Slague Now and Laste among early quoters. Merimec Panacre and Polycrates follow, as backers show caution with large liberties. Other notable contenders include Costello Ace and Colugo, then Clydeside Quarele and Syd in metropolitan listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polycrates
Slague
Merimec
Panacre
Chary
Talon
Cetigne
Ty Costello
Hie Brillant
Colugo
Clydeside
Quarele
Syd
Jockeys Eye Randwick and Metropolitan Meetings
Silent rumors hint changes in mounts for Randwick’s Epstom Handicap and Metropolitan races. Key jockeys listed include Bracken, Pike, Connell, Wilkinson, and O Neill with potential switch in plans for F Dempsey and P O Neill as arrangements shift ahead of major events.
NSW legislator proposes changes to totalisator system
In the NSW Legislative Assembly, Mr Waddell urged early action to suppress current belting and betting schemes and to establish government control of the totalisator. He proposed allocating 10 percent of takings to government revenue and 24 percent to horseracing clubs for prize meetings and improvements. He argued proprietary clubs could be displaced, potentially reducing metropolitan racing and impacting owners, breeders, and related interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NSW. Legislative Assembly
Waddell
Howe
Ktablich
Esa
Metropoltan
Ares
Ies
Spen
Toulisator
Sydney
Lydian Wins at Hawkesbury
Hawkesbury race meeting features Lydian winning the main event amid a crowded field. Eastcourt dominates early, with wagers and bets forming a lively backdrop as Admiral Beally, Trish Comedy, and Lady Minnie receive attention before the straight run to the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkesbury Hackies
Wlacaurtins
Clarendon
Hong
Nowaday
Eastcourt
Hawkesbury Guiners
Wolarol
Reas
East Court
Hopos
Nature Landing
Mafiosa
Admiral Beally
Trish
Unclear racing notes hint at equine lineup and bets
Fragmentary racing report mentions Admiral Beatty era s, Agathon, Laker, Bastcourt and Bulwite. References to Lydian at Newmarket, Bombita, Sydiza, Nim and Sir Willers, with Derby talk and owners like Santon and Seaton. Overall unclear, but notes potential horse names, handlers, and a Derby context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolacce
Admiral Beatty
Eulacre
Agathon
Eestcourt
Thee
Bastcourt
J Burton
Alga
Werroc
Banicourt
DU. Seaton
Ibbby Baclaton
Ledy Rupnall
Rivewall Rom
Martini Henry
van Glory
Woleroi
Mr. Santon
Eaatcouet
Solar
Rowley
Bamoliera
Arcond
Lydian
Newmarket
Eisai
Weighia
Mt. BP
Fachay
Willers Goepar
Foultam
Ty Dymington
Mircian
Maclagon
St. Jie
Spring Stakes Results and Derby Links Highlight Three-Year-Old Prospects
The article chronicles spring stakes outcomes and notes that top three-year-olds fueled by Spring Stakes form the core of Derby prospects. It highlights Dewey’s success in Dewey’s era, winning the Coongy Hands and Canheld Cup, placing in the Victoria Derby, and discusses gelding effects on Derby chances, with mentions of favorites like Duke Foote and Comedy King and scattered results across races and year groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pini
Davey War
Dewey
Sasanof
Cheleeeford
Shiermar
Y.B. Quiliven
Winning jockeys in Sydney race list and standings
A fragmentary report outlines top jockeys in Sydney with mention of apprentices and mounts. It names several riders and mounts, notes shifts in ranking, and hints at the season’s ongoing results and future interest in apprentice prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baley
Tito
Thom
Gruckert
Marinnd
Jacktys
Rycetines
Mount
Ard EE
Foley
Gom Meddice
Wands
TS & WV
Crockete
Oeele Rel M Connel
Baker
KOM Bracken
CA Rarden
Ae G. Hutchins
Ae Fo Maher
Siw
Clifton
Vo Warne
Rieko
Megskey
Rommel
We “Lilvmen
Miamis
Wy Hin
Racing Meetings And Entries From Various Clubs
The Wallsend track announces a £600 October program with nominations via secretary K Coweher at Apin. Maree racing offers a double programme for October 11 and 12 with final entries due by D E Wirkbey. Bathurst and Ascot clubs provide closing dates and related entries. Murrumbidgee TC advertises a two day meet on October 1 and 25 with proceeds to patrons. Rosebery shifts to Victoria Park Kensington due to Defence Department use. Durban Winter meeting reports high turnover and notes bookmaker activity and price movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallsend
K. Coweher
Apin
Toomorrow
Thureday
H. Dando
Tatyetsah
Chamherm
Sydney
Moanee Valley
Racing Club
Mannee Valley
Ine Maree Racing Club
Mi D. E
Wirkbey
Maree
Rosebery
Defence Department
Wauin
Couras
Avvostated
Chic
Rosebery Racing Club
Victoria Park
Kensington
Ascot
Watney
Park -Courat
Kerrington
Bouth al
Durban
Pachine
Mough
Adda
Ailuvial
Toualjentoy
NSW Government Railways Menangle Park Races
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Menangle, Park Races, and NSW Government Railways with unclear details about dates or participants. The readable parts suggest a local event or notice related to racing activities at Menangle Park, but specifics are not recoverable. The item appears to be a damaged notice or ad with limited legible content.
Weights Entries at Tattersall's Meeting Listed
Fragmented OCR text shows weights and entries for a Tattersall's meeting with numerous horse names and jockey mentions. The readable parts indicate listed horses, likely races, and weights, though many words are garbled. The piece references venues and participants in a racing context.
English and American Turf Racing Opinions From Joyner Interview
Andrew Joyner, former trainer for Mrs MP Whitney at Newmarket, discusses differences between English and American racing. He notes English racing is a sport for gentlemen with extensive breeding and training establishments, while small owners in England often break even or lose money. He highlights hospitality at Ascot and Goodwood, the role of classic races like the Derby, and the broad popularity of racing across parks, with American horses and breeders facing different economic realities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Joyner
MP. Whitney
Newmarket
England
Pacin Bam
Mnsk
United States
Qatide
Lond Derby
J.B. Joel
Hulton
Walsing
Lanowln
Cambridge
Sip
Ascot
Goodwood
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A. Ajc
Bee Wallace
Cylon
Cdaiph
Mr Bam Ye
Stent
Keran
King
Bobby
DERBY
Walbeat
Kilboy
AJC
Thana
Bucklaw
Slageland
Last Court
Mudran Iy
Epsom and Metropolitan
Randwick Mounts
Epstom
EPSOM
Auinvauri
H. Wilkinsonnis
Barden
Chuga
F Dempeey
Amdhurst Lanigep O'Neilleside
Fale
Hiutchine
AJC neRny
King Kora
Masnell Wolstar
A. Wend
W. Mearehin
H. Pike
L. Fieher
Cellene
D. Pike
Ava
Founham
Eogou
HM Mebachlan
Eyklon
R. Lewis Gaeabow
M Caniel Prince Baridlyh
T) Medien
Kingsbur Walker Wariner Samelis
A. Wood
Christian Brather
Russel Harhrnor
Persse
P_ O Neill
Pretty Bondy
Keele
Three Star
Fey
Ace Geen
F. Bemntey
Bridees
P. Whicker
Blacksand
H. Webster
Benitorm
Qincley
P O'Neill
W. G. Stead
F. Dempsey
Dempsey
Totalisator OF
N.S. Wales
A. Byers
Tattersall's
CLUB
Melbourne
Hawkesbury
Keiner
Warder
Minnie
Rome
Ted
Cnet
Reynd
Babe
Noah
Bates
Umaha
Aurifer
Nishing
L. Hewitt
Rariton
Atdna
Wee
Carwrine
W. Barnett
Me Connel
Ainal
Lord Nolan
Prince Foote
Kine
Nts
Aureloding
Duke Poole
Bt. Cyr Semeach
F. E. Foley
Macpherson's
Barley Park and Castle
We New Solth Wales
Duntry
Tin Curadioal
Bathurst
Nominatons
Dinduay
Eneried
Asco
Vican
Murrymbidgee T.C
Murrunbidgee T.C
Parrione
Acer
Pam
Mat AR Au
N.S.W. Government Railways
Arenas
Seteury
Sewell
Ellis Davis
George
SE Haymarket
City Tattersall's
Amunilgy
Honing Bantiuar
Belge
Cyc Mp
Enim
Fee Fam
Ives Stil
Hue
Wensbshiey
Asco Rage
Ali
Eric
Mater
Pala
Weinins A Heahhnutos Hesse
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