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Sydney Sportsman

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 06, 1937

Page

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Bag Boys Fell For the Boloney

The Jumpers' Flat Race at Kensington yesterday saw Opinion surge in betting from 10 to 4/1 after rumors persuaded punters he would not win. Mack Sawyer owns and trains Opinion, who led from the start and surged to victory despite prior hesitations. Color King and Silver March attracted support, with Side Car fading after a first race return.

Kensington Sydney Harbor Mack Sawyer Opinion Mack Brace Alletta Sawyer Color King Silver March Olor King Side Car

War Machine Blows Lead to Rosmead in Kensington Plunge

In yesterdays Kensington Flying second division Rosmead defeated War Machine by a half head as M Curby protested interference. The stewards dismissed the protest after a brief hearing. Rosmead, trained by Arthur Kuhn, returns from a Patrick’s Day accident to win again amid a crowd’s applause led by The Champ Billy Cook.

Rosmead War Machine Kensington M. Curby Inters Sahara Champ Billy Cook Rosebery St. Patrick's Day

Sportsman Punter Feeds Racing Faith With Hand Of Experience

The article highlights the Sportsman experts tallying fourteen straight winners in a week including Canterbury selections and a Kensington meeting success. It notes big betting moves on Digland Munition Rosmead Pillara and Monash River, with Digland and Munition as standout bets and tips predicting outcomes in the 14.2 Handicap. It emphasizes that Sportsman uses only expert, experienced tipsters.

Canterbury H.P. Dogs Monash River Digland Dark Stain Senfort Prince Cello

Frivolous Protest Halts Kensington Race Betting

Protests at Kensington were dismissed as unfounded after two objections. Musician’s rider was fined for entering a frivolous protest while betting on the juvenile first division was delayed for about ten minutes. Stewards urged fines for similar protests and criticized the win tie or wrangle approach.

Munition Musician

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Kivoss and Holt Sts Sydney Chris O'Rourke Kenson Celding Boloney Andy Knox Selection Pillara Arthur Kuhn Mead the Champ Pillara
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