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Newspaper
Sydney Referee
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
1
Racing notes from Randwick forecast a three horse Derby as Silver King Theo and Gladswood dominate. Critics question stamina and form after a string of underperforming three-year-olds, with attention on Silver King and Theo as the likely contenders on Saturday.
The racing note argues against Chatham winning a third Epsom while acknowledging trainer optimism. It reviews Chatham’s form at Victoria Park and compares him with Canterbury, noting factors like weight, rivals such as Peter Pan, and the field's strength, with speculation on how recent performances shape the race outcome.
A fragmented report discusses the selection controversy around Woodfull for the South Africa tour. The Board of Control weighs timing and merit after scrutiny of his role, with Johnson slated to present an alternative view.
Fragmented account recalls a Victorian Football League match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground amid nostalgia for last year’s battering. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text, but mentions of teams and a forthcoming sale or event hint at the era’s sport culture and local reporting.
A vivid carnival race scene unfolds with top horses and jockeys competing in a spring event. Spectators anticipate fierce pace, tight finishes, and notable performances from standout contenders across the field.
The article discusses odds and selections for the Metropolitan, noting Ora’s recent form gives him an edge over rivals. Backers are limited to about six horses, with Ora and Jainé among the favored entries, while others like Bracken and Rosell show potential but remain uncertain.
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