Boxing Day racing clashes split fields across shires
Boxing Day meetings at Cowra Warren Gilgandra and Dubbo stretched entries thin leaving two to three horse fields in many events. Winners were often at odds on while trainers and owners struggled to obtain fair prices. Local crowds dwindled and sentiment soured as dust hot days and a tough track kept spectators away. W D Hinton edged a second day Handicap aboard Hopsac, Fred Fletcher won the Progressive Handicap with Silent Step, and Covitement from E Evans took a 2 to 1 price in Wellington.
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Cowra
Warren
Gilgendra
Dubbo
Batarday
Saturn
W. D. Hinton
Hopsac
Fred Fletcher
Wellington
Evans
E. A. Andrews
Kowling
Kck
Veech
Braedene
R. O. Bray
Rocky Lea
Gilgandra Seetine
Eros
Lyle
Bachelor
Red Terry
Wd.r.a
Sydney
Santa
Dewar
SoHo Triumphs at Randwick in Tight Three-Year-Old Victory
Saturday at Randwick saw SoHo, owned by Sir Samuel Hordern, win a race under jockey Danby Munro who rode the colt hard to secure victory with 9.0 weight. Spear Dale stayed in reserve for Taft's Cup tomorrow, while Beet Home nearly the winner.
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Queensland
Spear Dale
Taft
Randwick
Soho
Samuel Hordem
Danby Munro
Daylight Saving Arrives in Australia This Year
The article explains that daylight saving starts tomorrow at 2 am with clocks advancing one hour. It notes a historical use during wartime and suggests public adjustment will ease designer and daily work routines.
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Australia
Mtr
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