Racing Card Fragment Shows Multiple Races and Entries
The page lists several horse racing events with multiple entrants across distances from two miles to seven furlongs. Notable items include a two mile W A T C race starting at 1:45, a six furlong PLYING HANDICAP at 2:30, and a seven furlong WELTER with entries like Green Cerimean Leable and Full erspn Royal Chilabong. Additional hurdles and handicaps mention Memory Lane Flying Handicap, Chrysophoris, Three Stripes, and other named horses such as Autobio- Proctor graphy and Sir Waddy Imperial Sociable yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baverpix
Highland Jara
Prince
Dal Cain
Marius
Prince Bizet
Alfred
Siialogue
Memory Lane
Bondi
Chrysophris
Bombula
Segrave
Curious
Sir Waddy Imperial Sociable Yard
Orewa
Sweetmagne
Emsinah
His Good Year in 1930 31 Racing in Calcutta and Bombay
During the 1930-31 season in Calcutta there were 22 racing days and 44 races with 1423 starters. Winning owners included Sir Victor Sassoon known as Eve who earned about £10,895, Star of Italy contributing around £750 with three wins. In Bombay Eve outdid Calcutta with a combined haul of £15,825 across both cities, totaling £26,720. Some Hridzee won the Eclipse Stakes worth £4,350 and Star of Traly earned £22,250 across two races. Maharaja of Kolhapur second with £8,820 and Aga Khan third. Ashar an and others also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calcutta
Eve
Victor Sassoon
Star of Italy
Bombay
Some Hridzee
Star of Traly
Mr. Shanpda
Asharan
Galcutte
Maharaja of
Kolhapur
Aga Khan
Bradfield Leads Cup Domination With Albury Triumph
Bradfield has earned another Albury trophy adding to a long record of Cup wins. His career features four Melbourne Cups two Caulfield Cups an Australian Cup Adelaide Cup and Moonee Valley Cup plus other prizes. The Sydney-up pursuit remains strong with bids in 1919 and prior seasons. The SAJC plans similar experiments at the Adelaide Cup meeting across its three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Bradfield
Hazelwood
Bradield
Nightwatch
Randwick
Shadowland
Lanms
S.A.J.C
Memory Lane Triumph Brings Narrow Win in Turf Race
Memory Lane seized the lead late in a tight turf event, Weinert guiding the winner in its first hurdle start. Dal Cais underperformed while Hall overconfident, Gazer-Saligari also ran well but faded as the rider struggled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memory Lane
Weinert
Dal Cais
Hall
Gazer
Saligari
Straight-Out Tote Gains Popularity At Taft Randwick Meeting
Taft's Randwick meeting shows the straight-out tote drawing crowds with higher returns than last year. Six races produced £38,586/5 in reserves, a sharp rise from seven races and £19,257/10 previously, signaling a brighter betting outlook for metropolitan clubs and faster wagering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Randwick
A.J.C
Matter of Luck in Racing Headlines
A fragment discusses luck playing a large role in racing, noting that fortune can influence outcomes more than skill or preparation. The brief hints at uncertainty and the element of chance inherent in speed events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werth
Westralian
Sire
Royal Durbar Beats Ergotic in Wandicap Narrowly
Race notes describe Royal Durbar with Watson on the rails edging Ergotic by a neck in the Wandicap as other contenders like A Ilanket and Gallant Airman show solid efforts. The report covers pace, positions, and remarks on horses such as Tiger Moth, Pretty Beryl, and Fast and Furious, with likely future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Ergotic
Gleaman
Miller
Political Notes from Country and Labour Parties
A weekly column presents news and views from both the Country Party and Labour Party. The items are supplied officially and may reflect the movements’ positions in the Shale region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Party
Labour Party
Workers Compensation Bill Faces Strong Opposition in Parliament
Government proposes a cheaper workers compensation plan to cut costs and centralize funding. Opposition argues it harms workers and expands state control while promising savings of at least £1500 annually. Western Australia shows high current premiums, contrasted with lower rates in other states and overseas.
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Labour Party
J. Lindsay
Labour Party Attack On Price Fall Chief Issue
The Nedlands speech by Norbert Keenan KC draws fire at faults in industrial and fiscal systems. He argues price declines abroad hit Australia hard, causing income loss, debt, unemployment, and hardship for farmers workers and businesses while other factors are only partly to blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nedllands
Norbert Keenan
K C
Faete
Australia
Bad Judgment Dominates Yet Beaten Paths in Busy Race
The best backed horse in the race, Bizet with Charles aboard, again failed to win finishing fourth after a promising start. Vardelis Nashlea were not as lucky, Lord Abbey distressed and last, while Fish Creek Chandler showed promise early. Multiple horses showed varied forms and comments on performance, with Bankers win noted as a double for A Armanasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold J
Jarrett
Sport Royal
Maskiell
Valpre
Marrable
Jolly Crier
Forglen
Bizet
Charles
Vardelis
Nashlea
Lord Abbey
Fish Creek
Chandler
Mountain Fawn
Watler
Dal Cais
Mem
Sarchinate
A. Armanasco
Percival
Threeania
Oliver
Banker
Jess
Buckley
Martyr
McClure
Royal Commission Named To Inquire Into Farmers Debts
Deputy Premier announced an honorary Royal Commission to examine farmers debts. Members include AH Dickson, Harry Hale, G H Carlisle, F C Farcell, and Theodore Pelloe. The panel will review proposals for debt liquidation and schemes already put to the state government.
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C. G. Latham
Executive Council
AH. Dickson
Roldsborough Mort and Co. Ltd
Harry Hale
Perth
G. H. Carlisle
Agricultural Bank
F. C. Farcell
Bruce Kock
Theodore Pelloe
Post-Wind Garden Care Advice From Last Week
Strong winds caused damage to trees and shrubs. Uplift and stake them, trim growth to a reasonable distance, and firm the sandy soil around roots. With calm weather, most plants should restart growth soon.
Tax and debt burdens squeeze Australian primary industries
The debate centers on high rates and debt costs in Western Australia and across states. The article argues that primary industries bear excessive imposts due to duplication, with timber and livestock rates cited. It calls for government action to reduce interest and adapt measures to prevent industry collapse amid falling prices and rising public and private debt.
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New South Wales
Elta
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
Western Australia
Anu
Lang
Desires to Aid Industry Versus Selfish Ends
A fragment expresses a wish to assist industry, contrasting with motives centered on personal gain and selfish aims. The line hints at a debate over public or collective benefit versus individual advantage.
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Reed
Miser
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San Juan
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G. & R. Wills & CO. Ltd
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Turry
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Ies Koenix Park
Watts
Stumsail
Kowal Durbng
Gallant Aarmian
Archer
Clyde
Dave Miller
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Arelyer
Syre
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Peck
Carly
Trebus
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Commonwealth
B.P. Movement
Baden Spee
Boy Scouts’ Association
Prudent King
Shipmaster
Faithful Love
Isle of Roses
Gay
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Polly Poet
Athlita
Cooper
Morley
Wealth
Woods
Noogee
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Roseburn
Green
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Adorndale
Ollaho
Les Marralle
Porglen
Port Royal
Corry
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N. L’ercival
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Cantilate
Socable
Ork
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Filterpress
D. Miller
Lili
Casperial
Chilabong
Swertenane
Clarkson
Murray Street
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Cambridge Street
Leederville
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