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DINGO'S PUNTERS POT THE PEWTER.
There are times when feelin worried Makes a man feel quite unkind. And to get his spleen his chest off, He starts speakin of his mind. ...
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HELD OVER.
OWING to pressure on space, I am compelled to bold over two important items for a future issus. One was intended to de With "The Punter who Didn't Part," and ...
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STRONG AS MUSTARD
OUR Queensland correspondent sends us along the follow accident of the Q. T. C. Easter meeting. From the "display" given by some of the "goers," things must have ...
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SPORT JOTTINGS.
Kensington races to-day. City Tatt's Club races at Randwick on Saturday next. Lyddite registered a very slippery five ...
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DANIEL'S MONKEY.
AN energetic young gent who faced the beak a few days ago under the "monniker" of Daniel Jamieson, was sent up for three days for grafting at the monkey joint ...
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ROOKS AND RASCALITY AT RANDWICK. GOOD OLD GUNBEARER.
RANDWICK at the best of times is the home of the horsey hustler and a rendezvous of the dubious and dirty doers who are familiarly know by the appellation of "sports." "J.F." WRITES asking if it is true that "Gunbearer" owns Bruntwood. On this point we can give no information, but Dame Rumor allots the ownership of ...
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SPORTSMAN'S NOTEBOOK.
AT a committee meeting of the Wallsend Jockey Club, held last Friday night, at the instance of Mr. J. B. Barclay, the disqualification case of Hector Quite, who was ...
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DEAD-SURE BRIDLE'S.
MORE than one observant, racing man has noticed the size and strength of the bridles a certain trainer invariably uses on his horses. These are called the dead-sure ...
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BRUNTWOOD'S BUMP.
WHEN Bruntwood, entered in the name of C. Platt, won the second Nursery Handicap at Randwick, the public manifested their feeling in a most demonstrative manter. ...
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WHAT FOR?
LAST week the SPORTSMAN commented on the fact that cooper got fined a tenner for being rude to the handicapper. This week we record the fact that W[?] Payten ...
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A PEST.
PITT-STREET in the vicinity of Tattersall's Club is the happy hunting ground of a splendid assortment of first-class thieves and swindlers. The gang ranges from the ...
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A NORTHERN REFORM PARTY.
THE manner in which the advertising business of the Queensland Turf Club has been administered in the past is to have the incoming committee's early attention, it ...
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CLIBBORN'S CONUNDRUMS.
ABOUT the only course in the whole of the State on which the public is puzzled as to the exact weight that the horses are carrying is Randwick. Unless the public keep ...
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THE BITER BITTEN.
THE bikers are invariably bitten, particularly when they are of the invariable biting species. In a recent issue of the SPORTSMAN this scribe showed how a sport was shorn ...
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WILKINSON'S WOBBLY WEIGHTS.
THE SPORTSMAN has before called attention to the ridiculous adjusting of weights by the Kensington handicappers. I know it is impossible to please everyone, and therefore ...
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PRIGS AT PLAY.
It will soon be that way, that respectable men will fight shy of entering Tattersall's Club. It is bad enough to run the gauntlet of the spitters that lounge and loaf around ...
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PADDY'S PRANKS.
In the 14.2 race of Rosebery yesterday, that peculiar pony p[?]ad paddy performed in a manner that brought fortis deep gultural execrations from the crows of spectators, ...
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