Dinyah Dominates Canterbury Park Hurdle Race
In a Canterbury Park hurdle, Dinyah the Southern horse outpaced rivals though green in jumping. Niram faded after a bold lead and Atlantean benefited, while Peccavi and Hautaway stayed competitive. Din yah shows promise with room to improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinja
Orat
Bower Wooly
Nirem
Ball
End
Dinyah
Clarke
Son of War God
Hall
Dinyal
War God
Weir
Warner
Diprah
Handiapper
Met
Canterbury Park
Niram
Outo
Atlantean
Peccar
Sevens
Cook
Percavi
Pereavi
Peccavi
Footstool and rivals disappoint in Hawkesbury Park Stakes day
Footstool led early but collapsed and finished fourth while cofararite Lady Swallow faded. Ison and Westmead ran poorly earlier. Hope Royal surged to beat All Blue by a neck in the Canterbury Handicap. Astron failed again as Abandoned and High Lady trailed in a crowded parkite field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Footstool
Foote
Bushgrove
Chaning
Hawkesbury
Swallow
Courage
Linnet
Qyail
Isos
Moorefield
Ison
Cantbury Park
Sainfain
North
Flying Handicap at Canterbury Described With Market Drama
Betting drift and shifts marked the Canterbury Flying Handicap. Florim led early before Lady Swallow surged as favorite, then Footatenl and Isca drew support while Jeanning Cameron, Bows, and Margara attracted 10 to 1. The Park Stakes saw All Blue surge as Frisk and Sunday faded, with an outsider pipping the favorite by a narrow margin to reshape the ring’s fortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canterbury
Toske
Florim
Plie
Enor
Lady Swallow
Footatenl
Skinners
Frisk
Sunday
Fortune
Barrons
Notable Melbourne Jockeys and Their Backers
The article surveys betting loyalties to top riders like Fred Archer Tom Hales Joe Killorn and Jim Pike. It notes Jim Pike’s rising influence as his horses gain heightened backing and recounts Mordialloc’s handicap race at Moorefield where Pike’s mount faded as a hot favorite and another rider won at Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Archer
Tom Hales
Tom
Joe Killorn
Jim Pike
Moorefied
Fike
Mordialloc
Son of Lancaster
Canterbury
Pike's Mount
Hautaway Aces Stewards Mile Slump Draws Cautious Bets
Reports from the Stewards Mile describe Hautaway challenging Hawteway early, with Bees forcing a bold bid before drifting astern. The crowd grew wary as Hautaway’s odds shifted to 10 to 1, yet some bettors pressed on. The horse showed late speed, risking a profitable finish if the rider seized the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawteway
Buss- Bees
Hautboy
Hautaway
Reg
Pricey purchase Golden Slipper drawn for Australian classics
Harry Chisholm acted for W E White in buying Golden Slipper for 4500 guineas to chase glory in the A J C Derby. The half sister to Auraria, she also targets Epcomb Halitap and the Caulfield Cup and Melbourne Cup with trainer Tut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
New South Wales
Mr. White
Welcome Trust
Mountain King
Golden Slipper
Auraria
AJC
Epcom Halitap
Metropolitan
Caulfiell
Lancaster Rose Fails To Deliver In Canterbury Park Mile
The public favorite Lancaster Rose ridden by Pike faced a bad start and a poor position early in the Canterbury Park Stewards Mile. Despite Pike’s best efforts to improve, the light weight horse could not recover and finished off the rail near the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Rose
Canterbury Park
Pike
Rcs
Wren's Handicaps Entries Close for Melbourne Races
J Wren's Glad Beeling Ang Hundred for ponies and the Hail Columbia paddle leap are to be run on the Melbourne course. Entries must be addressed to the secretary at Melbaurus. Associated Racing Clubs conduct nominations. Baby Donnan is noted for good business in Banaraland. The lively little lady received a fine doll. Johnnie with bracelet and bouquet may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wren
Melbourne
Columbia
J Derhil Serelay
Associated Racing Clubs
Baby Donnan
Banaraland
Jively
Johnnie
Will
Doubtiem
Victoria Park and Rosehill Racing Notes Amid Mixed Sports Sparks
A fragmentary page details boxing and football chatter with references to Victoria Park and Rosehill races, local boxers and teams, and upcoming events. Mentions sailors and ballooning, with scattered notes on boxing bouts, football prospects, and campus freshmen.
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Westmead
Heuteoys
Bee
Galloway
Diftar
Heautaway
Hee
Samurai
Lancster Beck
Lancaster Hose
Hattaway
Son of
Lochiel
Barden
Millwood
Hautawar
Kinglock
All Blue
Qralton
Hope Royal
Clayton
Jengtin
Cross
Victoria Crow
Astron
Ami High Lady
Mordake
High Lady
Ling
Mordialipe
Aband
Kelso
Tristram
Gratton
Fuetiee
Wren
Victoria Park
Sporting Sparks
T.date
Boxthe
Nat Ivan
Venices
N Oorth Sports Syndicat
Ween
Rumpty
Tommy Macey
Langes
Wien
Ieee
Shivainat
Asher
Lee Tommy
Bill
Saints
Seroplane
Saturdats
Ee Teubmdats
Frogeamie Dattleship
Huhdle
Arizona
Balgonie
Cressbrook ST. Leonard Io
Lady Zqin Om of Brown
Holdsberg
COMET
Paul Jones
Cocky
Hifbah
Rhoebus
Malahide
Il Simora
Cronulla
Lady Clare
FEZ
Stupf
Murulla
Swali Picotee
Smoodger
Selina
Hetty i
Grandbelle
Bass Kyloe Rertittees
IRENE
Dolores
Malgara Au Newsboy
Soleil Gener
LOVE
Lord Beau
Ieviseemen
Iataeres
Init
Renee
Ivrte Buller
Monobel
Lady Regain
Niceroy
Gerald Trenchmore
Clindor
Salvadora
Lady Galuric
King Bee
Derrima
Coralie
Jimmy 'T
Blarneys
Simmer Chamade
Bonnid Roy
Royals
Metal OF All Americas
CRO Astenpeaeees
FLEET
Seneas
Royal Flush
Cardigan
Pam
Anne Friend Harbor
Miss Royal Stone
Regina
Lucey
Dalmeny
Grand Guard
Isabel
Admiral Dewey
Merlin
Atlantesn Gestae Onesvisvoies
Tardf Ettriacesianretttet
Reness
Marter Thesplan Vu
Nicetus
Della
Miss Rosebery
Wee Willie
Carl Zena
Enp
Roy
MA Sabaaeveas
Sid Gia Black Bea
Bowdingstown
Gay Hampton Uwe Mut
PERA
Weptone
Legation
Dewet ET Fame
Onus Klostwee Eerie
Kyeadgerie
William Wees
van Nichesto
Zenda Maritime
ORS Ae
Master
Foote Scotch Mixture
King Barry Sueseneennes
Winifred
Emma Eence
Lady Grey
Zelle Qoldie Reese
Victoria Park Hundred
WEE Laddie
Philatel Aumannads
Florance
Bluf Diamond
Westmead Oia Cocky
Anne Noppas
Superbus
Entra Tour Ag Shimose
DY Wilton
Weary Melavel
Betty Nat
Lord Wallace
Kilofry
Carnarvon
Rites
Merry Delavel
Glenspire Aananiya
LADY
Zoin Kilderkin
Bliss Kaedi Oo
Gerald
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