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Advertising : 191 wordsTHE first and last didn't seem to be Hilda's dart on Wednesday. She copped the first, but wasn't wanted in [?]other. On the previous Thursday she carried 41/2lb more ...
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Article : 381 wordsThe racehorse Lybian has been sold to Mr. John [?] Lee. Petrel's owner, Michael Guerin, Esq., is lying low with his prad. ...
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Article : 413 wordsMR. J. R. HARDIE has resigned from the committee of Tattersall's Club. For some time past a certain clique of Tallersallians, known as the "Long Form," have made ...
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Article : 316 wordsOUR Queensland correspondent writes : — Again a big crowd rolled up to be "fleeced" by the limelight — beg pardon, electric light; but though the "fleecers" doings were as ...
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Article : 190 wordsTHE late peculiar decision of Judge Benson is responsible for some extraordinary explanations and excuses. A popular excuse with some peculiar people is, that owing to ...
Article : 276 wordsIN view of the several instances of the brooked running, and the twisting and turning of the marketable positions of the erstwhile favorites when owners had two or ...
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Article : 563 wordsOUR old friend Pat M'Carthy has been having a word with Quinton, the handicapper, who, not recognising the wisdom of silence, rushed into print to write Pat out of ...
Article : 634 wordsIN one of our early editions there appeared, a paragraph anent the doings of Vernon. It will be remembered by our readers that Whitbread rode Vernon, and then rode ...
Article : 282 wordsTHE starting machine, which has been proved to be a vast improvement on the old method of starting horses with the flag, has been causing a great deal of trouble on ...
Article : 199 wordsA HANDICAPPER'S lot is not a happy one. Form, the material on which he has to rely, is as unstable as a politician's word. For a handicapper to try and give satisfaction to ...
Article : 222 wordsSAYS our Queensland correspondent : — The Creek handicapper, Mr. Pountney, has fallen off very much lately in the quality of his work, the contests at that resort, even when ...
Article : 239 wordsA NUMBER of American gentlemen for some time have been making arrangements for the formation of an international racing stable in France. ...
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Sydney Sportsman (Surry Hills, NSW : 1900 - 1954), Wed 27 Feb 1901, Page 1
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