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11 May 1950
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Sydney Sportsman in Sydney, New South Wales
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Sydney Sportsman
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
1
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Silver Buzz Earns Brisbane Cup Fame and Future Hopes
The Brisbane Cup winner Silver Buzz, son of The Buzzard, rose from obscurity to win the £12,000 Brisbane Cup amid doubt about his early potential. Bred at Lyndhurst Stud Toowoomba and trained by Jack Miller for owner Mr. Fred Bowes, his rise reflects the classic Turf tale of belief, perseverance, and racing fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Buzz
Lyndhurst Stud
Toowoomba
Sydney
Australia
Fred Bowes
Jack Miller
Katanga
Scone
Jack Miler
Roseill
Siler Buzz
Wally Short
Mr. Bowes
Sam Solomons
Fred
Buzzard
Canterpiry
Turner
Brisbane
Lordly
Great Trek
City Tatt
Bowes
Miller
Benvolo
Spellman
Persist
J. Miller
Noel McGrowdie
Silver Buzz defies critics to win the Sydney Cup for Bowes
The chestnut Silver Buzz, once dismissed by critics and rivals, surges from outsider status to capture the 1950 Sydney Cup. Trainer Jack Miller steered the horse through a cautious rise after a rocky early career, defeating Benvolo in a dramatic finish at Randwick.
Queensland's big hand in spring race clash looms
Queensland hosts a formidable trio Lucky Ring Spellman and Coniston set to challenge Sydney and Melbourne at upcoming spring carnivals. Spellman outclassed Playboy in the St Leger at Eagle Farm and impressed again in the Brisbane Cup. Coniston, bred by E. E. D. White, offers a Derby prospect and may eclipse Recomponse, while White rejects offers to sell the colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Melbourne
Lucky King
Coniston
Spellman
Queensland
Commonwealth
Silver Buzz
Benvolo
Billy Cook
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the Buzzard
Rete Sonal
Biddy
Randwick
Loyal
Burnley
Roman Step
Snowstream
Steady
Rosehill
Brisbaneites
Mr. E. E. D. White
St. Constant
Mr. White
Sal
Tea Rose
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