Jockeys Cite Track Slippery Condition at Gestorn Races
Stewards report interference across multiple divisions at Gestorn on Tuesday with riders blaming the slippery track. Maiden division results list Young Juna first and Rapparee second, while Flying Weller and Yarralumba led their respective divisions. Notable retirements include Shavian from the South Australian Grand National candidate program after breaking down in Adelaide on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapparee
Lady Backwood
Flying Weller
Yarralumba
Kingdale
Hunting Lion
Wiminster
Notorloma
Malthos
Biddy Sproop
Rosolini
Mina G
Kamaeg
Achatey
Perfect Son
Chrysocolla
Italian Knight
Ots
Shavian
Adelaide
Hay Races Postponed Meeting Results and Winners
The Hay Race Club held a heavy track meeting on Wednesday with several races. Red Anton won the Flying Handicap. King Tresbo took the Tresbo trial. Mucklebar won the Ladies Bracelet. Vacology won the President’s Handicap. Windoreen captured Highweight. Royal Thought secured the Farewell Handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Race Club
Ray Tyson
Red Anton
A. Hyland
Digger Prince
Wim Wam
A. Pollard
King
Tresbo
O'Keefe
Lady Analogy
Country Mouse
C. Butcher
Mr. Cleaver
Brown Ronald
Black Elsie
O'Keeffe
Tamaki
Tyson's Windoreen
A. and P
Tyson
Royal Thought
Epsom Racing Wins Across Hurdles and Purses
Fine weather at Epsom on Wednesday saw Tacitorn win the Trial Hurdle over 2 miles with Royal Artist second and Melton Bay third. Other results include Jachmalt taking the 2 year olds race at 6 furlongs, Purple Cap leading the 11 mile Epsom Purse, Trildére triumphing in Brush Steepke over 2 miles, Broz Boy winning the Epsom Plate, and Chalaki on the Tote Handicap 1 mile event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
Tacitorn
R. Hibbs
Royal Artist
Melton Bay
Glenten
J. Daniels
Purple Cap
EB. Smith
Full Hand
Lairdo
Cockpen
R. Turner
Tabralong
Furls
Broz Boy
W. Elliott
Prince Hooke
Bernlel
Chalaki
W. Scanlon
Greencloth
Pendennis
Wither
Inegth
Victoria Park Trots Trial results and payouts
Race card from Victoria Park lists first division winners Ivo flag Royal Linda and Shining Rock with 5-2, second division winners Fancy Man Cullinga Rose and Lady Deng, other trots including Ukulele Boy and Rebébeneath in handicaps. A punting loss story notes a jockey or bettor mistakenly received £647 10s 6d instead of £1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivo Flag
Royal Linda
Shining Rock
Fancy Man
Cullinga Rose
Lady Deng
Gidbe Pool
Sewing Machine
Lady Berris
P Trotter
Winlock
Mise Melba
Ouday
Cowra Boy
Reébeneath
Richmond Jewel
Sameon
Charming Jeana
Bat A-T.c
Bonnie Ribbons
Billder
Remise
Woods Great Peppermint Cure First Aid for Coughs
An old ad notes Woods Great Peppermint Cure as a remedy for coughs colds and influenza. promoted as a good first aid option. The listing emphasizes relief and general wellness with peppermint benefits.
Booth Wagon King's Birthday Tennis Tournament Highlights
The Ladies Doubles Handicap final was won by Mungrave and Mallon 7 6 over Brooker and Smith. Quarterfinals saw Brooker and Smith 7 4 over McDougall, with Brooker and Milas Smith defeating Sedgley and Phillips 7 4 in the semifinals. Mixed Doubles Handicap first round included Clayton and Clemson beating Edwards and McDaig 8 5 and Williamson and MecDougall beating Ayton and Mathews 4 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miasee Mallon
Mungrave
Mre Brooker
Misa Smith
M'Dougall
Marrar Tournament Ends With Cowled and Hiscock Titles
The Marrar Quup tennis event concluded Sunday with W. Cowled from Junee winning the men's championship and Miss Hiscock taking the ladies title. The report notes strong play throughout the championships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrar Quup
W. Cowled
Miss Hiscock
Junee
Local Tennis Club Hosts Mixed Handicap Championship
Results showcase W Cowled defeating J Mnaid in the Men's Singles Handicap 61 while Mrs 0 Belling clinches Women’s Handicap Singles 63. Finals include Miss Hanks, Mrs Hannon in women’s events and Bungate with Fox securing Mixed Doubles Handicap 4. I Hamilton and Mrs Belling present trophies as visiting players praise the courts and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelly
Hannon
Junee
D. H. Cowled
Old
W. Cowled
D. B. Hannon
B. Hannon
Miss Hanks
Miss Hiscock
Airs O. Berg
Miss Hamilton
Yathella
T. Lewis
Mies Pearce
Marrar
Belling
D. Misa N. Fox
D. J. M'Naid
Pr. Bungate
E. Thompson
W. Gowled
P. Bungate
Misa N. Fox
I. Hamilton
R. Finley
Billiards Tournament Nods Fair Play at Fire Station
Nearly 200 nominations received as Handicap rounds wrap up. Trendy’s close finishes suggest fair handicapping. Results include C lbewn 200-167 and A Slocum 200-165 among many matches with scores around 200.
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Belog
Brogtena
E. M'Paul
D. H Bunt
P. Carson
D. BP. Edwardes
L. Davin
D. F. Jackson
W. Anderson
D. C. Fawcett
School of Arts Tournament drags on as delays threaten hospital fund
The School of Arts Tournament for Weagé District Hospital fundraising stalls with over 100 entries but few first round matches completed. Officials blame late entrants and poor scheduling and call for action to collect fees and force completion, warning progress may drag on for months.
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School of Arts
Weagé‘District
Thoge
Shool of Arta
Wadin Ambo
European Grand Prix wagon and jockeys face suspensions
A report notes Sir Henry Birkin and Earle Howe built a European Grand Prix wagon while a jockey, J Molfé, faced disqualification for 42 months after a Brisbane Albion Park race. Other racing chaos includes suspensions, postponed meetings, and rain affecting schedules at Goldlong course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Henry Birkin
Earle Howe
J. Molfé
Albion Park
Brisbane
W. Dutean
Williametown
Bowls Rink Competitions At Waegea Club
Bowls on Wednesday on the Waegea Club green produced winners Percy Ellis Smith Snodgrass and Clancy Anstice Collins Vaing Hanson Sly McDonough He Williama Arnold Anderson Dunn Fisher Cunningham Weedon Dobnsy Oates Headley Glenn Raleigh Baylis Moss Hughes Baylis and other players. The Dalgety Cup return match Oldtown versus Newtown will be played next Wednesday with all town bowlers invited. Jockey Alfie Hyland rode three winners at the Hay races on Wednesday, following prior successes on the South Western line including wins at Darlington Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy
Ellis
Smith
Snodgrass
Clancy
Anstice
Collins
Vaing
Hanson
Sly
McDonough
He Williama
Arnold
Anderson Dunn
Fisher
Cunningham
Weedon
Dobnsy
Oates
ZI Headley
Glenn
Raleigh
Baylis
Moss
Hughes
Oldtown
Newtown
Wagga
Alfie Hyland
South Western
Darlington Point
Boxing officials set foul rules for Stribling Schmeling bout
The Boxing Commission in Cleveland announces no foul victory will be allowed in the July 2 match between Young Stribling and Max Schmeling. A physician must examine any injured fighter before deciding if the bout continues. five minutes rest may lead to a technical knockout if the fighter refuses to continue, awarding the bout to the other boxer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
The
Boxing Commission
Stribling
Max Schmeling
Treasury Drafts $500 Salary Cap Alternative
Treasury proposes a $560 annual salary cap with a zero cut for civil servants earning £200 or less and a steep graduated reduction above that threshold. The plan aims to match a 20 percent overall cut, avoid affecting Governor and judges, and maintain equality of sacrifice, though it may still fail to achieve required savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Lang
Melbourne
Albury Licensee Convicted For Prohibited Hours
John Harrington owner of the Criterion Hotel Albury is found guilty of permitting persons on licensed premises during prohibited hours. James Newman, a hurdle jockey, linked to the hotel, was present and registered as a permanent ledger guest. Newman testified he stayed at the hotel occasionally. Harrington bound over for 24 months. The report also notes the steamer Uogheria sinking after a collision with the French Rochambeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harrington
Criterion Hotel
Albury
James Newmanh
Newman
Sca -Catay
Uogheria
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