Racing Notes Stir Up Orange Entries and Weather Woes
Good Cowra entries noted with no local horses. Orange entries exceed 170 with about 25 per event, while Wellington trained horses are well represented. Restrictions curb crowds as trains and trams run at capacity, with many country carnivals likely abandoned. Yaralla leads Villiers talk, Dewar shows pace in Holiday Handicap, and Bathurst Trotting Club anticipates Boxing Day meets. Desert Gold’s NZ death recalls era, with other Sydney horses in form and potential double bets on Yaralla, The Miller, or Brazandt.
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Cowra
Wellington
Randwick
David Imnes
Welter Hand Ap
Dewar
Bower
Yarajla
Marble
Yaralla
Villiers
Pai Morse
Galloper
Miller
Brazandt
Bathurst
Brandy’’ Breeze
Gipsy Girl
Yarjalla
New Zealand
Desert Gold
Australis
Paneads
Melbourne
Meade
Moonee Valley
Sydney
Koorenbeen
Dewhurst
Rimweil
War rationing curtails sports and racing in New Zealand
Petrol shortages drive sport shutdowns with clubs closing and night events axed. Racing schedules shrink to daytime only as air raid caution and wartime measures halt swimming, boxing, and gatherings. Miller and Rimweil contend in a handicap interval while Victoria’s Harold Badger survives a fall at Moonee Valley. Henry Mornement also mentioned.
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Victoria
Harold Badger
Moonee Valley
Henry Mornement
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Sporting
Neme
Orange
Orange Jockey Club
W.lhss
Reg Fettell
Jack O'Shea
Ron Dray
Raymond Miller
Garth Davies
Arthur Johns
Max Quain
Mr. J. Taylor
B.A
Jack Howland
Peter Evans
Douglas Bell
Gordon Cameron
Cedric Boehme
Harry Torcetti
Charles Forrest
Duncan McGeachie
Air
Doncaster
Yaria
Pte
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England
Royal Winton
Innoxa
Yardley and
DALON
Hudnut's
Colgate’s
Bourjois
Percy St
The
Australian Wheat Board
Royal Exchange Assuran
Murray Bros
Electrolux
Western Stores
Edgleys Ltd
G.M.C
Virtue
Mace Sis Street
Etingte Cinta