Jockeys and Races Mix in Turbulent Notes
The report covers J Munro returning from Germany after 127 mounts yielding 44 wins including the German Derby, and his plan to resume riding in Australia. It notes oiling controversy over a Moorefield race withdrawal, a joint stewards inquiry, and a decision to take no action if no recurrence occurs. Also reported is the death of Deeley after a collapse, and race details from Corowa and Albury meetings with Tote and club governance concerns and potential administrative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byd Ney
J. Munro
Germany
Oppantsus
Fremantle
Munro
Australia
Auid Munro
Jorkeye
Moorefield
A.I C
Metropolitii Courree
Hew Deeley
New Zealand
Racahiorees
Sydney
Cicerowan
Prime Don
We Ehinad
Corowa
Weller
Kelly
Tax on Winning Bets Sparks Racing Club Protest
At a monthly Murrumbidgee Turf Club meeting the resolution condemned Lang Government plans for an 8 tax on winning bets as unfair and harmful to country racing. The clubs warn it would reduce attendance, strip revenue, and hit punters who may incur losses despite occasional wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Ponthly
Murrumbidgee
Murrumbidgas Durt
My Kilpatrick
Ynewe
Southern District Association
Wegal
Albury Racing Club
Fae
Pittgerald
Lew
Ballarat Cup Day Races at Dowling Forest Meet
The Ballarat Cup meeting featured a series of events with horses like Silver Billy, Rincke Guies, and Queen Po among the top finishers. Notable results include Welter Handicap won by Silver Billy and the Ereildoune Steeple race with Honora taking first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowling Forest Murdip
Saul Abe Marshall
Aphrat
Monscon
Rincke Guies
Government plans tighter betting laws in crackdown
The government intends to tighten betting regulations ahead of Christmas and New Year. The finance secretary announced rigorous enforcement of starting price betting and gambling shops, aiming to curb illegal bookmaking and raise tax revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorting-Prkse
Maere
Govecnt
Chiat
Gasliog
Tumberumba Races Malden Plate and Trials
Nominations listed for a racing program featuring the Malden Plate and multiple trials. Notable horses include Midgeee Call, Red Rye, Uncle Jim, Just Raven, Warbrook Sage, Kusama, Rhinestone, Lady Farr, Darragong, Tullerine, and Bronsino's Dream. Various stakes indicate six furlong races, handicaps, and trial events with numerous entries and second-day nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden Plate
Ubetme
Santobar
Red
Midgeee
Eucla
Regardiens
Cows Tree
Jun Raven
Weary Boy
Warbrook Sage
Poteeta
Lady Farr
Salyol
Bronsino'x Dream
Uncle Jim
Valaile
Benboote
Tullerine
Bright Plot
Trice
Satwan
Juat Raven
Fred Bruce
Pubbean's Puren
Ruyaiga
Darragong
Kunamy
the Egypting
Mavensnns
Jonas
Gady Farr
Copthauns
Euclid
Genmore
Culleny
RaVenson
Rhinestone
Murdie Roew
Wiles
Eaypan
Broowino’s Dream
Fantober
Fred Bruon
Solvol
Gurly
Coser Tree
Jobas
Coolhwond
Juat Maven
Aimetoder
Oberne
Bright Flint
Velalle
Humul Rivenoon
Kutama
Warbragk Laps
Poleeta
Mine Geen Call
Lady Parr
Euclod
Regardlese
December Handleay
Brousino
Maiden Plate results and Handicap race details
Scribbled racing notes show Maiden Plate at five furlongs with Humulla first, Mentor second, Woeml third by lengths. President's Handicap features Maid of Fashion and Rowdy Roger among beaten rivals with betting odds and several riders noted. Turnings list Coorhanas and other horses with results and bets indicated.
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Humulla
C. Howard
Mentor
B. Ryan
Woelld
C. McNantara
Jane Bronte
Hose Farr
Evens Mentor
Euclid
Husilla
Woo
Yaoden
Henkel
Maid of Fashion
Oh Howard
Roachdale
McNamara
Rowdy Roger
Valoden
Rowdy Rover
Darragong
T. Flevgen
Jeasild
Davis
Startora
Om Darragang
Jessilo
Trini Mandleep
Ravenbom
J. Crowe
Honllus
Hyland
Sarge
MeNamara
Seateirn
Apt
Ligut
Ligut Hydbie Isa
Saralel
Reventon
Hositon
Sektalry
Coorhanas
Nellie Farr
McNawars
Maxmalat
E. McNamara
Special
Mount Adran
Bet- Evens Byselal
Torving
Howard
Davia
Bae and Shine Weowe
Aven Taeyia
Lee Mee
Maid of Peeta
Warwick Farm Races Race Report Summary
Warwick Farm meet highlights a confusing list of handicaps and placings. Shylock and other favorites faced interference in maid and Malden events while Lord Jocjus and Gallant Mop led several divisions. Notable finishes include Sir Moron second, Wanderlust close in a short head, and Sir Duninald remounted after a rider mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warwley Saru
Bartlecadn
Ney
Maidom
Turkiggs
Shylock
B. Bartley
Century Tix
Luciver
Bet Ug
Century Tire
Valuagad
Lord Jocjus
Legionary
Maggie Haw
Calteste
Gallant Mop
Achoullen
Tantrum
Sir Moron
Gallant Top
Apeartip
Tron
Lord Romeo
Hoston Park Nursery
Furfones
Wenderhist
CW. Simpson
Titern
Ming Quaniock
Canberra Lottery Plan Sparks Debate in Federal Territory
Acting Prime Minister Fentony announced approval for a Canberra lottery to fund unemployment relief, following a lengthy cabinet meeting and party vote. Blakeley supported the plan, while a similar proposal was rejected a year earlier and prompted mild public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Feders Cabiney
Blakeley
Canberra
Fentony
Blake
Spatien The Lawn Tennis Association of Australis
The text details unclear references to Angarnon, amateur status, and disputable implications about probation periods. It reads as a garbled summary of tennis governance and potential timelines, with scattered names and dates remaining unreadable.
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Jo O. Angarnon
Spatien
Lawn Tennis Association of Australis
Andereon
Max
Inter
Parisian theater director’s daughter sought in family dispute
A Parisian theater director’s daughter, described as from wealthy parents, figures in a domestic dispute report. The fragment notes jealousy as a motive and hints at tensions within the family circle surrounding the artistic figure.
Two Men Convicted in Land Fraud Case at Gundegal Court
Judge Coyle quoted the verdict finding George Lyn Weaver and William Stevens guilty of defrauding Francis Cogan in a land deal involving about £30,900. Weaver was sentenced to hard labor. Stevens to two years. The long trial drew crowds to the poor-house as evidence emerged of the defendants guiding Cogan away from solifers and detectives during the Sydney trip seeking Blyts money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lam
Etrely
Judge Coyle
Gundegal
Coggaway
Weaver
Stevens
Solfeitore
Sydney
Alternatives To Inflation and the Australian Crisis
A protected discussion on inflation policy and the Federal Government’s plans. The piece analyzes Labor opposition to finance bills, the threat of a double dissolution, and proposals to fund unemployment relief by sweeping funds from London to Australia. It cites figures, bank funding, and potential economic strategies to balance the budget while avoiding credit collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apanda
Commonwealth Bank Board
Amy Bill Haring
Mithia Ley
Guis
Canperrs
Ms. Gullatt
Upposton
Abattalian
Austral
London
Uig
Britain
Avevilian
Credit Pareer
Australia
Proposed Tax Question Stirs Northern Industry Debate
A fragmented note indicates opposition to a proposed tax affecting the Northern region. The text suggests concerns over revenue use and impacts on local industry, with calls for clarifying details and public input.
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Tne
Epee
Mada Ag
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Albury Race Club
Ensley
D.r.ai
D.R. AL
Macktey
Wren
Albury
Ballarat
Lewis & Fashionable Tailoris Siamaurion Girosh
Yaken Wae
Teaa
Tumberumba
Igen
Plameys
Warwick Farm Races
Bartlenr
Thabe Ovinmeres
Warwick
Speaman
Dreamdae
Prince’ Thio
Sir Duninalds
Cook
Valentine
Vercoola A. Bettlng
Duninald
Federal
Cabinet
Pralids
Lipstowead
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