Racing Club Paddock Charges Stirs Debate Across Venues
Clubs weigh paddock vs leger admission fees amid revenue loss from taxes and patron migration. Rosehill Canterbury Moorefield and other courses cut paddock prices to attract bookies and punters while contending with Treasury share and climate of competing venues. Sydney Morning Herald warns of mounting pressure if reforms lag.
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Canterbury
Rosehill
Moorefield
Ijinies
Newcastle Jockey Club
Vob.c
NOC
Sydney Proprietary
Randwick
AJC
A.C
Sydney
AWC
A.A.C
Sydney Morning Herald
Leger
Odds Favor Billy Cook to Lead Metro Hoops in 1930 31
The article bets Billy Cook will top the metropolitan hoop standings for 1930 31 as he returns next Saturday. Teddy Bartle trails after a string of bad luck while Edward struggles to win. Cook holds a 54 win lead with weeks left in the season and is expected to add more victories.
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Billy Cook
William
Teddy Bartle
Cook
Bartle
Edward
Tom Pinch Out Of Epsom Handicap Race
A racing column notes Tom Pinch is not a contender for the Epsom Handicap this year. He won at Moorefield recently but failed to impress punters and the handicapper, and the piece argues his form and weight position leave him unlikely to challenge for top honors.
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Tom
Moorefield
Jim Tranter
Tom Pinch
Fred Wilson
Mustriews
Melbourne
Scoble
Mlustrious
Ammon Ra
Ammon Ra and Hobartville Hob Emerys Hobartville Stakes Preview
Ammon Ra heads Hobartville Stakes contenders from New Zealand and Australia with Maorilanders aiming to influence the field. Burwood, Movie Star, and Ammonia figure as key rivals as the field tightens for the seven furlong race at Warwick Farm. The Sires Produce Stakes results foreshadow the likely Hobartville winner as Ammonia and Movie Star clash for Eloburtville glory.
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Our Wert Guide
Rice Amnonia
Ammon Fu
Doug Webster
Eloburtville
Cherry Ripe
Hunt the Blipper
Webster
Moorlland
Differs on Simba sale price shocks New Zealand customs
A New Zealander J. 5. McLeod sold Simba to Maorilander J. T. Jamieson for 1000 guineas. Simba’s May departure from Ulimaroa valued at 150 guineas for primage, with duty paid. Customs wants to know how the price difference arises, while the delivery buyer relied on Bermont supplied details.
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Simba
J. 5. McLeod
J. T. Jamieson
Ulimaroa
Customs Department
Atleman
Dominion
Webster trains young horses for future big events
Trainer Doug Webster emphasized small tasks to prepare for major races at Moorefield. He did not enter Movie Star or Hunt the Slip on Saturday but worked with both primes on future prospects. His motto is to familiarize foals with what lies ahead and raise them step by step.
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Doug
Webster
Moorefield
Hunt the Slipper
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Warwick Farm
Johnnie Jason
Newcastle
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Mowle Star
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Burwood
Ammonia
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