Turf Jottings From Everywhere Compiled By Pilot
The piece reviews Australian horse racing. It mentions breeders plates at Hawkesbury and Sydney spring meetings, lists horses and trainers, notes Bet entries, farms in Victoria and New Zealand, and previews figures for the AJC Spring meeting. It names owners, trainers, horses like Mountain King, Deser Rowe, and Veictory prospects for races and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealts
Prince
Abo
Lamont
Rambuiek
Guy
bin Tien Place
Chipping Norton
Sydney
Epeeudri
Blan Neyan
Mr. Thompson
Baw Bee
F McGrath
Desert Rowe
T 'Scully
Cisco
H. England
Bupeny
Rayner
Ventura
Bel Monte
Deserving of Reward in a New Zealand Stud Visit
The narrative details Rouxe Bens trip to New Zealand to inspect a stud horse with unproven status but noted potential. It covers horses such as Gouveranne and Casita, mentions the Sydney gestling sales, and references Derby and Champion Stakes hopes. Varco and Balboa are cited for racing prominence, with familiar connections to Ledwith, Marey, and the New Zealand foaling scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zealand
Rockeys
Addroe
Wayne
Achburton
Fiucki
Rouxe Bens
New Zealand
Lobe
Miatore Sunaih Ath
Ani Seema
Charlesacew
Gouranne
Caris
Couronne
Casita
Jory
Varco
Wwe
Jockeys Under Fire In Pre American Racing Opinion
In a lengthy critique the author rails at jockeys and riding schools, noting Maher’s absence and the shifting pace of pre American racing. The piece argues for stricter pace control and acknowledges evolving rider techniques while warning of rising impetuosity among jockeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
Han
Cheracelves
Jose
Maine
Beesel
Eny
Rocum
Moonee Valley and Muswellbrook Racing Events Listed
Advertised in this isle type program for the Moonee Valley and Muswellbrook meetings. October 1 to 20 feature multiple races and club gatherings with riders and owners noted. Dates include October 3 7 9 12 19 20 26 and more, detailing venues and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonee Valley
Winning Sires in South Africa feature strong England imports
The Rand Daily Mail reports South Africa dominated by English bred stallions with many sires producing multiple winners. Notable names include Master Bebacit Mutter and Wallace, with mentions of Australasian links and a lack of good mares as a suggested cause for regional outcomes. the 1914-13 season is summarized with several top performers and top places in races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayers
Aaenay
Pronge
Pagehtey
Hatiot
Ser
South Asia
Traiee
England
Siniig
Afriga
Mewe
Pitert Watdawery
Wurth
Cass
Ghote Eaden “Oey
Rand Daily
Moi
Bebacit
Mutter
Wallace
Australasia
Ini
Apestepes
Belltrees and Luod Stock Sale Notice
A fragmented OCR item outlines a bell trade stock sale event with multiple vendors and auction terms. It mentions Beune and Tuesday timing, gear like towels and mats, and various names such as Luzie Wilts and Mirena Foye. The readable text is garbled and mixed with unrelated phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benwee
Nore
Das
Ohana
Long-Distance Riding and the Old Style Racing Debate
The article discusses long distance riding and the advent of Tod Sloan and Gus Tong tituinee raver des aea wit. It describes slow early pace, indifferent aboard, and a shift toward the old order under Walters and two and three mile races. It notes English writers weighing the London pun and the appeal of favorite form, with concern over weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Sloanans
Gus
Blood stock sales and auction misprints across region
Fragmentary notice items describe blood stock sales, auctions, and unsettled deals across various locations. Some names and dates are garbled, but references to breeders, traders, and markets imply a regional auction update with multiple sellers and unsettled lots.
Ponies Race Card Shuffles Names and Bets Amid Fast Pace
Horse racing meet proceeds with multiple divisions and stakes listed. Entries include ARRAZITA PURE GOLD FLYING HANDICAP contenders such as SYLVANELE MARTRELG DOONGAR and MARY, with expected favorites like CALWEESA CLOVELLY RIPORTA and MISS TARBEAU TOYING. Local officials approve stakes and pacing builds anticipation for afternoon ante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenairanen
Hinbedaen
Brussa
Duke OP
Pure Gold
Arrazita
Ubenie Soul
Sylvanele
Martrelg
Doongar
Nulbroge
Bishee
Aarilian
Valhalla
Pomergo
Stimulus
Record Racing at Victoria Park Sees Wide Race Count
A lengthy Victoria Park meet produced a record number of races. Notable results included Malden Handicap and several exciting finishes with horses such as Dubs, Fight, and Briewis contending across divisions. The card highlighted strong showings from Glen Tney, Dubs, and Brown Eyes among others in a crowded program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Park
Fubrisen
Chi Wis Bally
Malden
Wiel
Flemy Wiel
Tiield
Bute
Lenuih
Briewis
Lord Hust
Slater
Wellin
Fairland
Doras
Bac
Maury
Che
Moint Collis
Eood Nun
Mne
Frrosshe Wal
Remora
Haell K
Uiall
Go Bairbeth
Feistrain Fhullip
Tame
Faery Morieator
Weourn Nilaim
Themia
Themis
Loch
Maisie
Dokee Gova
Rauch Mugee
Bork
Guy
Livig
Trey
Goldin
Gove Shouk
Vin al
Ted Kun
Lile Teena
Gayy
Dock Lengihe
Luke Trent
Aehgu
Galangwa
Glen Tney
Teun
Divisions Reordered in Whitton Wood Meeting Show
Jury of the event confirms reshuffled divisions led by Whitton Wood, a four-year-old gelding, favored to win the first heat. Fertule and Phasy Lad contest sharp finishes, with Fusake's Daughter and Daugiter among notable contenders. Names and placements reflect a crowded card with sulky commentary and expected crowd interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitton Wood
Whitton— Wood
Duke of
Aeme
Pieldmoore
Phasy Lad
Fusake
Hane
Ron Mothoutuc
Will
Eyelamaore
Phast
Kehojregion Ie Alvernour
Ormiston Meiatie
Bae Usuuman
Cidis Ruvbaker Slesiraie
Felting
Ulmeron
Ache
Vlc
Court
Af' Ge
South Coast Pony Club Meets Amid Strong Attendance
The second meeting of the South Coast Pony Club at Wollon Lag racecourse saw perfect weather and solid turnout. Events featured novice harness and handicaps with Teddy Bear among top contenders, placing behind Lady Daema and others in a lively card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Coast Pony Club
Pony and Tronine Club
Wollon- Lag
Beopte
Hanuicapy
Istry
Monte al Burmalpus
Aver Zalera Ant
Tausher
Cktexs
Demap
Daema
Aimilar
Graley
Lava Ee Dunne
Enya Padagna
Phatenea
Hono
Tornie
Steeting
Feld
Binderby
Mose
Balfour
Nere
Jarkauiy
Tady
Whivian
Lady ‘Blue
Teddy Bear
Lady Whinon
Carwelkin Wins Again in Ascot Five Hundred
Carwellan dominates the Ascot Vic Racing Club event known as the Five Hundred, defeating Rasatonga and other rivals. Hinsalf, Welbly, and Care voellin also placed, with Carwelan securing a clear lead as the field battled a strong rise in pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carwelkin
ASCOT
Vic
Carwellan
Rasatonga
Carevoellln
Raralunaa
Wolcen
Sevarmied
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Felie
AJC
DeMone
Alarcra
Haw Bee
de Ore
Joereyn
Liz Mewie
Wi Te Smith
T. Clayim
M. Confell
C. Andrews
W. Th McLachian
Twicey
W. Black
B. Munger
Melavtian Wan
del Monte
Cumnor
Kem
Alcmene
Perth
Bullace
Mo G. 3
Yuill A
Payten
Peture
W. Kelso Ie
Pronth
Berting
Tom Ducing
Tose Leeving
Fin Broshel Gaerue
Sertice
Wtainer& Lamond
Eiglind Rmunl
Anealeine
Fecrp
Rowley
Hawkesbury
A.C. Derby
Carlita Fe
Andes
Ge S. Vyiil
Lanne
Calmya
Boliades
Masset
Sccomplish
Evker
Dengide Dein
Danauy
Tates Fa Asan
P. Stow Ho
Armacs
Waurek
Creaver
Alsonner
le Miner
Gorlin
Nas
Ah Enon
Grevenicdaye
J. Barden
Mveitterns
Sy Padang
Sunita
Sale
Derale
Roane
Wien
Jayes
Ani
Tata Waite
Uj Ltd
Mendup
Sint Days
Waialel
Hirahe Clube
Boulder
Maney
A. Sullagr
Aha
Sony Monavir Ming
Hermidvor
St. Lever
Aint
Witayoi
Wailave
Amd
Victoria
Victoria Perop
Cain Hay
Wotawa
Wellace
Ana
Berby
Fis Wony
Pal Muuntialt
ReMi
Walia
Gaughiesy
Wallace Ana Wart
Utea
W. McLachlan
Conterline
Southline
J.cwonill
South Australia
Laa
Believe
Bopadil
Plato Tia
Frohey
Tarwarih
Regin
Vaiher
Eo J. Salley
Dunne
Inpallan
V.R.C
Blatisalor
Launceston
Tarmanian Ikere
Gorton Jorden
J. Green
J. Badfeld
Achilles
Medalston
Nereidy Faneen
Mir Hervey
Patterson
Hia
War Range
Winkle
Willigne
Conjure
G. M Curcie
Cammon Law
Talleraily Servie
Flanghan
Bedly'im
Rosehill
Avondale
Monothol
Matesa Tan
Alwyntion
Toore
J) Burton
America
David Crag
Darval
Puck
Anireat
Jann Gund
Arage Rand
Parching
McLeum
Radnor
Sistee Satelite
Scoble
Prancie Foy
E. Musgrave
Cathedra
Gere
Davia
Tin
Rice Kenilworth
Rue Ia
Devils Wind
Asmillary V. A. Mayor
Halliste
Cannamumy
Hi Allen
J.C
Seeling
Averdale Guiness
Arid
Gissendo
Voldirs
Moe
Eastéen Goldfields
Western Australia
Syney-ite
Ro W. Brennan
Gays Darcy
Khily
A. F. Lee
Mossaceeaul
Fost Prige
White
Battsa
Wrother
Malo J. Whitt
Messrs. E. Rand
Harold White
Mr White
Rymectil
Ero White
Cerwyne
St Sptes
Grirgn Mountein Knight
William de Silent
ATC
Bette
Randwich
Caulfield
Lancer Plume
Bern
Ravily
Lady Trade
Melbourne “Hunt Club
Bliberry
Merriedale
Carolinas Co
Flori T Fiymane-Pestival
Akil
Lke
Wyman
J. Donohoe
Ken
Ant
Berlaton
Carcontwee
Messrs
Htholm and
Charter
Newcastle
H. Chippendale
Anthony Hordern
Hed. Cros
Tom
Bangalore
Longacés
Mie
Horder
Melbourne
Chermnut Gozeile
Hay Feo
Lady Triem
Iy Wilde van Uried
Garjie
Bosely Macan
Sehereus
H. Crisholm
Newourkee
Oban
Randwik
Thurday
Msuea
W. Tungsis
Sun Gin
My A J. Merson
Hermes
SAC
Mor Sheuville Plaza
Colonel Light
Morphet Itl
G. Pole
Bastins
Aj.c. Spring Meeting
Hirdle Mack
Rushentter
William the Silent
Toa Tae Ees
Allaewess Oo
ASG
Peney ’ Wallace Isinglags
Etigne Ieee
Cacou
Peenyam Ky
Metropolitanfaso
Muswellbrook Rage
Eure
Detuber
Gottard
Io Ty Tay Ieee
Horne Ownere
Maree Racing Claus Spring Fleeting
Frursiay
D. B Kirkby
Dommapions Chase
I Uni
Mr. Cawener
Sithansihe
Neagesis
Wallacrnd
Sacurday
Tom Quirk
Wedng Cay
South Africa
Carmine
Belltrees &Luod Stock Sale
CRIA
Aldine
Moray
Georging
AE Foie
Ates
Mt Vierne
Ryan—Peitivat
Tytman
Ehasrahe
Kensington
Weeyena
Kind Lauy
Thunel
Goo Nanmers
Rae Monte
Mate Sas
Ana Hall
Carley
Mane Seport
Mery
Bagg
Biren Ag
Attendant Melton Mai
Blyster Blyst
Melton
Walhalla
Colac
Vadhalle
Lane Whitten
Lama
Mwashar
Claris
Ivor
Dewar
Oka
Jackamy
Lapras
Porwupacie
Graina
Dy Collins
Uae
Lan Statman
Bene Biles
Betis
Segand Dostana
Wigenlay
Wanelbeli
Ville
Mevelune
Bank of England
Randwick
Bunyip
Epsom & Metrop
Coogee
Bunyin
Shara
Australian Bank of Commerce
Cooges
the Prince of Turf Accountants
Andy Reve Werhes
Tients
Australia
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