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Advertising : 10 wordsSeveral of the pony sharks are just now away on trips for the good of their health—and pockets—and in the near future a few splendid ring-ins will no doubt ...
Article : 70 wordsWeights for the Rosehill Racing Club's January meeting were issued on Monday, and Handicapper Quinton appears to have done good work in trying to bring the ...
Article : 758 words"Kenso" to-day. Epping on Friday. Rosehill next Saturday. The Tasmanian "fortnight" starts ...
Article : 1,911 wordsIf further proof were wanting of the farcical and altogether unsatisfactory nature of the present system of selecting the eleven to represent Australia ...
Article : 174 wordsTouts who do most mischief are trainers. They are ever ready to convey information as to what other horses than their own do on the track, and are not ...
Article : 153 wordsThe copper known by the sobriquet of "Mad Jack." whose beat is about Tattersall's in Pitt-street, has been pretty busy of late delivering "stiffs" for ...
Article : 79 wordsVerily the Kensington handicapper would item to take a lob-sided view of the performances of some ponies as compared with others. Last week Amyas ...
Article : 392 wordsWhenever a horse owned by a person who is only just a "common fellow" runs indifferently one week, and a week later runs a bit better, the stewards and their ...
Article : 289 wordsPaddy Ward, well known in Sydney, has just bumped against a snag in the West and been outed for malpractice by the W.A.T. Club stewards. The punishing ...
Article : 85 wordsAmong other items that is just now being boomed as sport ia an account of a match made wherein a well-known (name not given) pigeon shot has ...
Article : 146 wordsOne or two of the pony bookmakers have lately lost the number of their mess, and now no longer sport the satchel and tender tickets to the weary punter. In ...
Article : 35 wordsBating on local racing is becoming very deadly, punters scarcely ever dreaming of backing more than two or three in a race, and what is more, seldom ...
Article : 109 wordsSome persons dressed in a little brief authority are squealing because some "outsiders" have dared to visit Randwick in the early morning, and witness ...
Article : 233 wordsWith Dick Lilley and Glenara it seems to be a case of which feels best on convincing day. On two previous occasions when Dick Lilley's party fancied their ...
Article : 117 wordsThe silver shop sinners had a day off the chain on Thursday last, and planted themselves in the sweet seclusion of classic Clontarf, where, apart from the ...
Article : 345 wordsThe Perth (W.A.) "Herald" reports in its issue of the 10th instant:—The adjourned inquiries in connection with the running of Sample in the Plate, and of ...
Article : 467 wordsRacing at Tirranna was as dusty and dry as a lime-burner's wig., and anyone outside of the charmed circle hud to hustle to dodge death by suffocation, ...
Article : 215 wordsJust at present, some one or more persons are making money by aid of inspired and early information obtained from the racecourses, more particularly the ...
Article : 160 wordsThe enterprise and enthusiasm of Tom Hardiman in offering £50 as prize money for a handicap to be run at his Randwick Grounds recalls the good old days ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 75 wordsA horse possessing a large sized will of his own, earned up in George-street West yesterday afternoon, attached to a broken-down conveyance, that carried an ...
Article : 268 wordsThe Launceston "Examiner," in reporting the ringing-in of the pony Invest at Warragul, states that when Invest won, a protest was entered that she was ...
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Sydney Sportsman (Surry Hills, NSW : 1900 - 1954), Wed 18 Jan 1905, Page 1
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