Magnet horse shows form in Maiden race notes
The Sportsman’s Notebook reviews recent races at Kennington and mentions Magnet’s steady form. It notes Magnet won a Maiden at Thirteen Two with little opposition and suggests he may not back to win, though trainer and owner see potential. It highlights comparisons to Lord Mug and Kenspo events and weight considerations for future runs.
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Kennington
Kenee
Mug- Teh
Kenso
Bewl
Pam
Lass O Gowrie mare shows temper in paddock at meeting
Bonnie Lass described as a strong bodied mare with late racing activity, Lass o Gowrie, daughter of Steward and Patricia, attracted little betting. The report notes O Gowrie’s backing was light and she did not attract much attention, though she may have latent equine power.
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Sam O' Gowrie
Kenso
Galloway
Prada
Bacha
Lams O' Gowrie
Shrutnut
Epcom
Steward
Patricia
Lass O' Gowrie
Axes
Paladdin’s Ascot defeat mirrors a stronger win at Kensington
The article questions Paladdin’s disappointing showing in the Novice Welter at Ascot on Wednesday week, contrasting it with a dominant trial at Kensington. It notes Paladdin’s early break, then fading to finish behind Regret Prada and Waverly, and contrasts with a decisive, faultless performance at Kensington, raising skepticism about management or conditions affecting the horse’s form.
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Mutiashed
Joose
Ascot
Paladdin
Prada
Waverly
Paladin
Agoot
Kensington
Pardine Land
Renso
Jocksters Past and Present In Horse Racing Debate
A Kensington era audience recalls bygone pony jockeys and clubs at Rosehill Canterbury Moorefield in the early 1900s. The general consensus favors older riders Booker Buttle Duval Billy Gee and others as superior to modern jockeys, while noting some current postmasters Killorn Connell Fletcher excel in riding. The piece reflects on nostalgia and shifting opinions about talent across eras.
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Kensington
Hosechill
Canterbury
Moorefield
Killorn
Connell
Fletcher
Pilate
Ascot
Rosehill
Mooreford
Warwick Farm
Old at courses mourn racing decline and amateurism
A garbled report laments the decline of pony and Galloway racing at old courses now devoted to bottemfly. It discusses diminished monetary pay for riders, the rise of amateurism, and calls for broader entries and stricter amateur criteria under the governing A.A.C. to sustain the sport.
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Peny Pilota
The Duke's Decline and Ormonde's Fate
The Cook o Westminster or his predecessor once owned Ormonde a famed English thoroughbred bought for 20000 rupees by the Argentin Republic to establish historic stock. The horse proved ineffectual and was later sent back to England. Derby memories fade as Turf Department critics doubt ongoing stewardship by His Westminsterhip and a new society forms.
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Cook O' Westminster
Argetting Republic
Atock
England
Leasing Fillies and Prize Winnings Debate in Breeder Row
J Barrett writes from Royal Hotel Orange urging publication of a proposal on leasing fillies to trainers. Breeders with well bred fillies may lease to trainers who would receive one third of winnings. if the filly fails the trainer earns nothing, but if successful the trainer’s costs and efforts are offset by improved progeny value. Barrett argues owners should share more of the winnings and accept limited or no payment to the trainer, balancing risk and cost between breeders and trainers.
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J. Barrett
Royal Hotel
Orange
Poseidon's Tuneup Drama for a Great Colt Heads Abroad
Poseidon's Picnic owner suggests taking the great colt to England to contest top races. The venture may succeed or fail, as horses often shift form when moved to a new climate. The piece discusses historical examples of southern breds proving themselves abroad and the ongoing hope that Poseidon and Austrasia will continue producing champions over time.
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Poseidon
England
New Haven
Merman
Jove
Lily Langtry
Merman Wen
Lovely Lily
Abe
St Pat's Sports Outing Moved To April Six
Residents who planned outdoor amusements for St Patrick's Day faced a washed out scene as rain spoiled the programme of athletic events. Officials decided to relocate the sports program to Saturday April 6 to salvage the day for supporters of the old sod.
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Pemperrt
New Starting Machine in South Australia
A description of an invention in South Australia introduces a new starting machine touted for easy relocation between starting points. The device is claimed to serve for all feints in the program while its action is described as upward rather than outward, with a noted tendency toward under‑the‑chin dhude. The fragment ends mid‑description, suggesting the inventor believes the mechanism can be easily remembered.
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South Australia
A Derry on Daley and Victorian Owners Clash
Victorian owners accuse handicapper Daley of bias against Boutherh Biate, arguing fairness and impartiality are essential in sport. They urge for concrete facts to verify claims, while outsiders joke about the scrutiny of Daley’s decisions and the integrity of the racing handicap.
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AWC
Daley
Kildare
Donne
Fractured Phrase Highlights a Struggle for Balance
A fragmentary line captures a tense moment as a figure works to secure balance and control, with sounds of effort and restraint suggesting a broader struggle or contest underlying the snippet.
A Close Finish in the Carting Mile Race
The barrier barrier for Hosshill's Carting ford Mile drew a moderate field with Ren Kay and Moolan leading in money bets. Victoria Crogs, mis-spelled but key, pushed hard to win as Mooltan battled Victor Crom, trading leads in a tight finish that saw Mooltan pull clear by a short head near the line.
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Hosshill
Mooltan
Victor Crom
Mookan
Real Metal Fights Hard but Finishes Behind Jat Jib
Metal Boy raced in the Rowhill Railway Stakes yesterday showing grit as bleeding sides marked his effort. Jat Jib won with Picturesque close behind while Metal La claimed a solid third place amid a strong finish by the real Metal gelding. Other horses like Collarit and Rawson Brakes faded in the final furlongs as odds favored faster rivals.
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Metal Boy
Metal la
Picturesque
Collarit Lake Torr
Rawson
Orsi
Gollarit
Collarit
Senda
Tha
Maoriland mare Isolt shines at Wanganui meeting
Rumors aside, Isolt powered to victory over six furlongs in 1min 13.3sec with Set 1b in the saddle, beating Kai ronea Tet and Achilles Det. Isolt carried Bet 3b and placed second to Full Rate in a 1216-yard event, Full Rate clocking 1min 45.5sec.
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Desplia
Inolt
Randwick
Isolt
Teolt
Kaironea Tet
Achilles Det
Furlonga
Promised Turf Revelations At Moonee Valley Bribe Case
About a month ago Griffitha, who handicaps at Moonee Valley, reported a bribe offer. The warned off party later signed a statement naming Heibabiog s bookmaker as a party in the frame action. V R C committee will hear on Friday with much interest as facts are pursued.
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Griffitha
Moonee Valley
V.R.C
V.R.C. Committee
Priday News
Ond
Fiseicuffa
Hurdlers Hang At Rosehill In Wet Meeting
The Rosehill hurdle event drew a stronger field despite wet days delaying the meeting. Mainspring led early and widened on the home turn, while Mew overtook late to win by a margin, with Brownell finishing a strong second and Probus competing well in the handicap.
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Rosehill
Ben
Brownell
Mainspring
Mota and
Dairymaid
Probus
Buburbis
Anow
Tate v Tommy at Brisbane on St Patrick's Day meeting
At the Rt Patrick s Day gathering of the Q T C in Brisbane on Saturday poor attendance due to sultry weather. The meeting saw the re introduction of paying on first and second dividend on the totalisator with a bello of starters. The change drew mixed reaction with small backers supportive but larger bettors opposed. Backers of winners face smaller odds than bookmakers. This may drive the bulk of betting toward bag merchants.
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Q.T.C
Brisbane
Warde
Rosehill Handicap Ends With Absentee Third in Six-Runner Field
Six starters contested the Rosehill Handicap yesterday. Jimmy Chambers's Absentee led from the start but drifted back near the turn as Deloore and Clorinzs overtook to finish first and second, with Absentee third. Littl Legion showed little, blamed on sodden track conditions. Clyde was considered a strong favorite but failed to deliver.
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Rosehill
Jimmy Chambers
Deloore
Clorinzs
Littl
Ion
Clyde
Garches's Gallop Dominates Early Racing Meet
Pat McCarthy sent Garches out with great speed for Ooem-at Rosshill, a stout bay with three white fetlocks, owned by Curtis. The horse led, showing power, as race meetings in Newcastle and Melbourne Cup prep continue. Cal larit drew odds in hocelsill, with Gar ches in field of five. Callarit was first.
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Pat McCarthy
Garches
Rosshill Yeatonday
Curtis
Pat McCarily
Anticipations at Ascot Stallions Open Season
Racing notes from Ascot signal the season's opening item on English equine entries, with early card hints and uncertain wood readings amid the fog of anticipation.
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Engitah
Apedines
Wwe
James Barden Excels On Dividend In Melbourne Stakes
Jam for James reports J Barden rode an exemplary race on Dividend in the Ch TM Stakes, staying near leaders until Procsedor faltered. Barden then sent Poseidon, who showed a strong finish. The race highlights Grdney as top jockey at the V R C with three wins, praised as a gentleman, while the sport is urged to follow his example to curb scandals in racing.
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Melbourne
J. Barden
Agaoe Poseidon
Barden
V.R.C
Berryman
James
Sporting Sparks and Racing Gossip Across Regions
A muddled column reports on boxing ring behavior, betting curiosities, and racing chatter. It notes a bad foul in the ring, mentions Dursem and Mew ales, discusses a £100 stake race on May 10 with Fred Ford and Syd Kemp, and recalls a Darkey auction failure. It also covers sailing season fading, cricket injuries, and a humorous farce at Mudgee Pastime Club. Native tales of gambling and outlandish bets mingle with regional sport scraps and maritime notes.
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Ure
Raymond Terrace
Fred Ford
Syd Kemp
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