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Newspaper
Sydney Sportsman
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
3
The item lists a sprawling, chaotic mix of invented and misread names and phrases, including places, people, and objects, resembling a garbled OCR from a local paper. It reads like a miscellaneous column of invented names, stray terms, and scattered fragments without a clear single event or narrative.
Venables praised Lee Ribbon after a Victoria Park event victory. The report notes an atmosphere of satisfaction and mentions local organizations and attendees tied to the meeting.
The text notes the stallion Dixie’s Chance has been sent to Fred. Colling’s establishment at Lismore for stud duties next season. It mentions other racing personalities and events from Epping and nearby venues, with multiple unfocused references to trainers, horses, and race notes.
The appended list records registrations for the HTTH volume of the Trotters Stud Book. Names such as Teal y, Chen, Hart er, and Brien appear among numerous entries, with notes on locations like New Kent and Colaba and references to various breeders and owners.
fragmented text lists owners and trainers with scattered names and phrases. The passage references figures such as Melina and Kiln and mentions multiple locations and actions, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome to report.
Fragmentary report from Bendigo Cup coverage lists horses, riders, and race details with many garbled names and stray letters. The legible items mention Keekhawk and Sithlen Mere along with terms like admin war and total figures, but no coherent results or clear outcomes are discernible.
A muddled report covers a horse show with focus on square-gaited horses and participants including breeders and trainers. Names such as Mak U0 and Perel appear amid scores and commentary on performance and retirement of several horses.
An incoherent fragment unclear on date teams or figures describes a victory with scattered references to places and names including Merida and LUIgh university. The text is fragmented and does not establish a definite event, participants, or outcome.
Sydney trainer Ted Chitham has gone to Brisbane and will likely stay for the winter. He planned to try his luck in Queensland by taking the pony pacer Miss Tameitt and Prince Almont north.
Lady Lorraine with Goran Kelly aboard was disqualified for a performance at a Melbourne race meeting on May 25 after multiple wins earlier in the season. The mare and connections appeal the ruling as the case shifts to a review at Melbourne with reports of faster times than the 2.22 winning mark and a subsequent third place for a 2.18 ride.
Buz Buz clinched her third victory in a month by winning the Aroha Cup over 2 miles with a £250 purse. Times reported include 22.08 for the run and 4.49 for the final stretch as the weather influenced the track. Jockeys and owners are noted, with I. Young racing in New South Wales.
George Noble returns home with Globepool remaining in Western Australia for stud duties and racing at the Perth Show. Globepool will be kept in paddock care while Noble prepares for races and lodging arrangements. The article notes expected events at races in New Zealand and Australia with various horses and handlers mentioned.
A garbled early 20th century clipping references widespread concern over sewer infrastructure and a looming crisis. The text mentions a city, leaders, and possible flooding risks, with no clear dates or official statements. The fragment hints at municipal warnings and public works pressures without concrete detail.
A garbled local report mentions Brisbane Thousand and a sequence of names and places. It references ties, events at a beach or beacon, and several unfamiliar terms suggesting a disrupted OCR of a sports or meeting note with multiple person names and places.
Fragmentary text shows mention of a nomination linked to an anti detention push involving Te Mal and Byelney with Auckland and Albert referenced as figures or places. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A heavily distorted OCR passage discusses property and personal names in a chaotic mishmash. Readable segments mention a winery, prices, and various individuals such as Barbies Foster and Dean, but the text lacks coherent events or structure.
Race card details for Gosford on Tuesday June 18 with entries closing Wednesday prior at 4 pm. Various tote and trotting events listed with times, locations, and officials.
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