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Newspaper
Toodyay Herald
Location
Toodyay, Western Australia, Australia
Date
May 20, 1932
Page
2
A jumble of horse names and race terms appears in this OCR fragment headed by a headquarters handicap. Notable entries include Smiling Tom Crystal Gazer Rock Cello and Agnus Graham among numerous horse names, settings, and described terms like one mile and a quarter and Welter.
A jumbled turf record shows multiple horses, odds, and finishes. Key names include C Edwards and Flanging neck securing a win, with other racers such as Morley and Watsons noted in a tight field.
ER Morley leads with 62 wins followed by A Armanasca with 52. Other notable jockeys include Woods 30, R Watson 27, J Milter 23, K Corry 20, E Ardagh 20, A Cooper 20, W Diton 20, A Read 16, HW Chathes 15, KEeck 15 and E Bowler 13.
Fragmentary betting lines list horses and odds including Mrot Lobrasun Wild Retrast Bravado Whergwain Acclive Jelly Speatess Distant Watsior Caravaneer Loette Current Smiling Pom 25 3-2 44 St Daius Cobrason Whaleman Wild Refrain Cand Dawn of Youth De Nyssom Coette The Pied Piper Michlen Fast and Furious Autobiography Be tu Ge
St Grail and Bob Morley were successful in Norham for Wednesday week and escaped a handicap on Saturday. He won nicely after a rattling finish with Peithara. The five year old was hidden in a clever race by Bob Sorles, bringing his total wins year to 62.
A four strong commission backed distant Warrior on Saturday. He won his fourth consecutive event, riding apprentice turns and finishing firmly in the trailing division for Host on the Jeunes.
A chaotic OCR segment lists horse names, trainers, locations, and race terms in a Derby context. It mentions one mile and past distances, various nicknames or titles, and multiple proper nouns that resemble horse, person, and place names from racing. The jumble lacks coherent narrative.
A historic trotting card lists multiple races with times and placements. Notable entries include Roy Usity, Jacknon, and Georgette in various heats, with times around 3.6 minutes for mile and longer legs. Winners are noted by margins such as by one foot or several yards, highlighting a period of close finishes and diverse horse names like Wan, Trenand, and Follingwood's Pride.
A crowd of names and odds fill a Brennan Park program for gymkhana races. Horses such as Golden Gaby, Globe Wyn, Maori Chimes, Royal Bill, Desert Selle, Alfreda, and Miss Priscilla are listed with varied stakes and odds across multiple trot and ride events.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple proper nouns and possible names without clear context or readable events. Entities include person names, places, and possible brands, but no coherent action, date, or outcome is identifiable for summary.
Fragments describe a child’s kidnapping and deadly assault with a fractured skull. A medical report indicates the baby was killed almost immediately after abduction and buried hastily in a wood. Also noted are references to Air. Thomas Walker, MLA, and a treasury brief on deficits and revenue changes.
An assembly at the campus Senate and Chamber elected the Hee siden of the Senate M S Albert Le Geum as President of France in succession to M Dormier. A Kinesian fanatic attacked on Er day as wealth opponents faced backlash and legal action.
A garbled report details bomb incidents and security concerns involving English officials and police, plus references to Irish affairs and diplomacy. It mentions damage to government buildings, statements in the House of Commons, and looming negotiations regarding the Irish Free State, with scattered notes on international events and violence in Europe.
Imported maiden pacers set to arrive from June 1 and will be handicapped at 221. They will be placed in the state before reaching their quota being titled no deemati. The maiden march for ingrafted measurers remains unchanged at 255.
The meeting will feature six divided races for lighter horses, with Suite bred horses in the faster class. Nominations are due on Monday, and the event is set for May 38.
Fragmentary text references W J Winterbottom and a purchase inquiry involving a “youngsver” at Meraifray Court and a Nal sister by Sarchedou, with mentions of Sydney gallyper Atmounis. Details are unreadable and unverified.
A Basie correspondent reports that international ranking circles expect a possible extension of the tenor at the Lis(e) Sanne Conference next tenth. The move may prolong the period by a year or two, with the tyoratorian position in question.
The yearlings bought by My Harry Hoan are now safely housed at Maniquin Lodge where they are being tended.
A chemist touts Heenzo as the best family cough remedy and influenza treatment. He claims adding concentrated Heenzo to sweetened water yields equal potency to ordinary syrups, touting savings for parents. Heereo bottle promises quick relief for coughs, croup, bronchitis, flu, and whooping cough for all ages, urging immediate purchase.
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