Jockey Club Licenses and Sloan Reinstatement Shot
The Sportman's Notebook reports on English and Australian Jockey Club practices of licensing and bans. James Todhunter Sloan, once top jockey in America and England, seeks reinstatement after four years under ban. He cites past assignments with Edward Corrigan and a lack of fraud charges. He recalls a Kansas City incident with a horse and rider.
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Racing Clubs
Australia
Jockey Club
Sionn
New York
James Todhunter Sloan
America
Pingland
Edward Corrigan
Edward Corrugan
English Jockey Club
Faglieh Jockey Club
Reill Hovs
Lester
John
Lester Teill
Newmarket
Chih
Faywulé
Chub
Sloan
Kansas City
Nora
Bridie
Betting While Running at Rosehill Ends With Upset Victory
In a crowded Rosehill field Lady Wallace drifted as a favorite and failed to deliver after a poor start. Jockeys and bettors drifted into lively wagers as Lady Wallace, daughter of Wal Jace, finished narrowly behind Graceton with St Modan close behind, drawing applause for the surprise performance.
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Wallace
Rosehill
Will Delinder
Wal- Jace
Graceton
St. Modan
Lady Brockleich
Tommy
Pockers Dent
Hacker
Ion Killiecrankie
Rendwick
St Montefichl
Warroo Wins Rosehill Contender Faces Randwick
Warroo prevailed at Rosehill amid praise for a strong performance. The Durar son of Biridepord trained for the Metropolitan shows cautious plans as connections consider the more challenging Randwick clash. Warroo has improved notably since Saturday and may face tougher rivals on the next meeting.
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Rosehill
Biridepord
Tattepall
Randwick
Warroo
Sato
Algo
Rook Narrowly Wins as Truce Falters at Finish
Rook races out wide and wins after a late challenge from Truce who shirked his task at the line. Thormias aboard suffered a loss in sorrup leather placing him at a disadvantage at the finish. Qedom, the whipper, looms with a strong late move nearly catching Bromine, while Warroo showed promise for upcoming handicaps at the Aw C Spring meeting.
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Rook
Rom Truce
Thormias
Qedom
Iece
Bromine
Warros
Warroo
Msyde
Aw .C
Scratching of Gold Boy Triggers Bookmaker Controversy
Report from Ep ping last Friday notes Gold Boy was scratched from the Fourteen Hands Handicap after being found lame. Stewards ordered withdrawal while keeping bets, sparking debate on race delays and odds among Har-Vons backers and owners.
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Epping
Gold How
Gold Boy
Filechar
Gold Nog
Little ‘Uns
Crooked Coves Cough Mixture Proposal Stirs Debate
A provocative proposal likens punishing repeat offenders in horse racing to strict criminal measures. Advocates call for lifetime or indefinite sentences after three offenses, aiming to curb perceived corruption and protect bettors. Critics warn of harsh, sweeping penalties and draw parallels to widespread gambling abuse.
Where are Our Champions Gone
A reflective 19th century lament questions the decline of colonial champions across sports. It notes Keren the swimmer in England seeking the title, and mentions boxers, rifle shots, footballers, cricket, tennis, and boxing as outpaced or faded from former glory.
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Tanbury
Keren
England
Willington
Te Condeaver
Rosehill Racing Club meeting under hot conditions
A Rosehill Rescue report notes oppressive heat and fair attendance at the Rosehill Racing Club meeting. The strikers resumed actions and had a heated time until the last event Flying Welter where Lady Brockleigh won by a close margin, aiding improvements after earlier losses. Lady Wallace also featured in the proceedings.
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Rosehill
Raeingg Club
Lady Brockleigh
Lady Wallace
Racing Odds Shift Ahead of Grandville and Spring Stakes
Wagering moved from 7 to 2 then 5 to 2 as Donnie Blaie and Warroo saw favors trimmed. Famous and Arezio were strong favorites in respective events, with Lady Lettice dropping from six to two but failing to win the Slying Welter and the Roselil mare narrowly missing a first-place outcome.
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Donnie Blaie
Famous
Arezio
Muzzling Mongrel Noise At Boxing Venues
A columnist urges boxing ball proprietors to muzzle loud hecklers in arenas. The writer compares critics to mangy mongrels and suggests muzzles or boots for those who bet loudly about fighters, arguing quiet spectators and referees deserve untainted decisions.
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Tensian
Wallace descendants triumph at Rosehill in hard-fought sprints
At Rosehill last Saturday Bennie Blete and Lady Wallace scored from rearward starts. Lady Wallace pushed early then progressed to the lead by the half distance and wore down challengers to win. Bonnie Misie, a small filly, also prevailed after a strong late drive.
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Wallace
Bennie Blete
Lady Wallace
Rosehill
Bonnie Misie
Minulg
Erage Maents
Lady Brockleigh Dominates Flying Mile at Rosehill
Lady Brockleigh shaped perfectly and won the Flying Mile by about six lengths from Sagamore over six and a half furlongs in 1min 24.8sec with 121b aboard. She misses the Epsom Handicap but is freely nominated for AJC Spring meeting events.
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Rosehill
Lady Brockleigh
Wonder
Brockleigh
Fly
Oaing
Sagamore
Lady Mrockleigh
Kenson
Epping
Hawkesbury
Kola
Maitland
Melenon
City
Orange
Kensington
Desernder
Wolford
Tn Daly
Kensington Racing Club
Utnr Market-street
Park-street
Turner
Chevalley
Victoria
Moniapoto
New Zealand
Rouswick
Charles Stuart
AJC
Derby
Flemington
Airloch
Machine Bay
Medallion
Epsom
Sygnet
Coldeen Mennvy
Doreka
Etecvor
Teem-Tve
Galloway
Malwa
Grey
Randwick
MarcRellar
Metropolis
Lia
Tor
Canterbury Tarketecing
Woollonrong
Ende
Inceceinae
Will Manton
Morek
Mpervision
Seartary A
Wfewcomb Grarkenice
Gallowore
Srenet
Epping Jast
Eixty
Owas
Syenet
Kiector
Sydney
Kalgoorlie
Annan
Lord Mis
New South Wales Wednesday Cricket Sees Busy Season Ahead
The New South Wales Wednesday Cricket Association forecasts a busy season with three grades and multiple clubs. Expected matches include holiday visits to country towns, a November contest against a Saturday First Grade side, and a possible interstate game. Season opens October 11.
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New South Wolea Wednesday Cricket Association
Sydney
Central Cumberland
Tramway Depot
Central Post Office
Gardenstand U.D
New South Wales Cricket, Association
Eeacon
Scraggy Steeplechasers At Taschill Steeplechase
The Taschill Steeplechase had six runners with Arezzo winning after a bumpy race. Telos finished second while Royal Standard, Burnie and Unanderra suffered falls or mishaps. Ride rs suffered minor injuries though two riders faced concussion as the field fatigued near the half mile and six furlong posts. Plum
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Arezzo
Telos
Royal Standard
Carus
Burnie
Toe Hanietaty
Oseny
Su Moat
Feesmarice
Randwick
Victorian school criticizes cherry stone gambling in play grounds
Melbourne officials and a school captain condemn marbles and cherry stones as a hidden gambling menace harming youths. They urge education authorities to stamp out the practice and promote safer recreation, warning of wealth loss, worn shoes, and damaged health among pupils.
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Union of Melbourne
Cappleton
Tree of
Enat
Caret
Connolly Defends Carslake In Mugged Race Debate
In a divergent post race exchange Connolly, owner of ex Sedney in-and-wit Gernoriy, contests claims over Carslake’s handling of Gerardy at Cooler-Hie Cup. He asserts Carslake rode with restraint, keeping Gerardy in a solid position before Cirentus surged to win.
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Connolly
Gernoriy
Trownie
Carslake
Gerardy
Caraiake
P. Connolly
Beers
Tenovan
Cirentus
Bome
Geraniy
Chev
Lins
Meandering Vet Martin Sends Travel Notes From Cinevita
Veterinary surgeon J. T. Marin writes from Cinevita on August 5 describing travels to India briefly. He notes meals like grilled steak and hot curry, mentions soldiers and riders in Poona and Bangalore, describes colorful attire, and reports a Monsoon racing circuit running across five Saturdays with well conducted events.
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J. T
Mar Itin
Sydney
India
Cinevita
Poona
Bangalore
Wales
Vicious Neddies at Rosehill Horse Scene
A reader voices concern over dangerous horses and trainer conduct at Rosehill. He urges clubs to banish vicious behavior and temper outbursts by trainers and handlers to prevent possible harm or manslaughter charges.
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Friaddotz
Rosehill
Lord Lavel
Pears
Anticipations. Scene notes at the Taowhesture Meeting
The article reviews Saturday horse racing events with details on entrants, favorites, and likely outcomes. It cites weights, handicaps, and contenders such as Lady Lettice, Men-ms-Chree, Martland McGrrath’s stable, and Keatrel, outlining bets and expectations for races including the Tigh-Weight Handicap.
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Jbury Racing Club
Collimore
Nattler
T. Ward
Bea
Andreta
Ad Johnson
Hoyt
Miss Kisualey
Lewie
Bowylie
T. Holland
Koight
Athum Athley
Paatmot
Wilson
Lady LF
T. Selaon
Lhvek
H. Englend
Pickasisny
Terry
Varry
Andrews
Rythoila
Belmuie
Clare Park
Andrewa
Stan
Moore
McCauley
Ada Tourg DE Slortercy
Advark
Cocklestell Luctawa
Adicock
Barron's
Hawresay KY Syring
Empress
Slattery
Uoland
News
Carey
Loin
Borsor
J. Parry
Staccans
Aaudrell
Stahl T. Foy
W. Akins
Walden
Whampeon
Earce
Lawn Towney Y
Lady Tals
Phiace OF
Portlanl
Willock
Lady
Jones
Pearl Bray
Filan Starling
Vaylor
White
Murray
H Knight
D. Sintten
Thurke
Tna
SIN. Terker
Nawarite
Voerey
Reel Labs
Stubley
Fontenoy
Ber
Letite
Wellers
Lettic
Branleape
Westueend
Frank McGrath
PSK
Martland McCrrath
Lucknow
Manlopoto Remains Favorite for Epsom Wandi Mile
The high class hack Manlopoto keeps top betting position for the Epsom Wandi mile. Noted for his public form and smart showing at And ekdant and yesterday, he is a strong contender among the entrants. The horse, a Soult progeny, began in hack races and now attracts attention from backers and observers.
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Manlopota
Andekdant
Ini
Soult
Zealand
Bobby-Dazele
Robby-Taors
Manlopoto
Anticipations and Handicaps at Kensington Race Meeting
The article lists race names and handicaps including Anticipations and Two Handicap events. It mentions handlers and horses such as Ladybird and Tovieanleer with emphasis on the Kensington Handicap program and various entries.
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TY Teren
Pourteken
Ladybird
Kensington
Detective Cavanagh Curb Crooks on Holders Cup Day
The Australian Truth notes Sergeant-Detective Cavanagh of WA led a police action that cleared the Holder Cup course of sharpers and pickpockets. Officers halted illicit activity, stopping spiders and guns from disruption, and ensuring safe crowds on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Club
Cavanigh
Cavanagh
Kav
Racing News Sparks From Kensington and Epping
Notes and news from the racing scene describe Kensington and Epping meetings, main horses like Me lenon progeny, Opinion, Orange, and Truce. It highlights injuries, jockey comebacks, new machines at Canterbury Park, and several wins at Kalgoorlie and Randwick venues with results and stakes noted.
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Gold Boy and the
Wade
Agnele
Clan Wallace
Martin
Witen
Uae
Keatret
Wollara
Ditto Loch
Ochiso
the Trier
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