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SPORT JOTTINGS.
Lord Roberts (the colt) is to be added to the list. The Caulfield Cup winner Ingliston has resumed work. ...
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WAIL OF A COUNTRY CLUB.
DURING the hearing of evidence before the Select Committee on the Racing Bill, it sought to elicit from the secretary of the A.J.C. what return was given country ...
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CHURCH GAMBLING.
AT the vestry meeting in connection with All Saints' Church on Thursday evening a discussion took place in regard to the use of a spinning jenny at the church bazaar. The incumbent ...
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WILKIE'S WOBBLY WEIGHTS.
A LETTER appears in another portion of this issue anent the peculiar and t[?]say the least, unfair handicapping of Mr. Willkinson, who is entrusted by the Kensington ...
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PUTRESCENT PONY PEOPLE.
SINCE old Clibborn's Autum Meeting Maters are a little slow For the puntors, who were lively At the Randwick four days' show. ...
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SPORTSMAN'S NOTEBOOK.
My Dear Daly,—I am exceedingly sorry to notice how "sore" you have gone over my queries of last week. I feel sure, if you will think the mater out, you will readily ...
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MELBOURNE MUSICIAN AND MUSHROOMS
A FEW years ago one of the old sports of New Zealand took a trip to Sydney. It was Easter time, and he wanted to see the Cup and have a holiday. This sport was a ...
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PAVILION'S PRANKS.
WHEN the betting opened in the Youthful Stakes at Randwick, Ike Earnshaw's Pavilion was priced at 6 TO 4; but for some occult reason be speedily receded in the ...
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BRUNTWOOD'S BIG BETS.
IT will be remembered, when the A.J.C. went through the farce of inquiring into Bruntwood's justy running, that Ike Earn-shaw promptly produced a ton of cash ...
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KUHN KOPPED.
WHEN Fireman didn't start in the Final Handicap at the A.J.C. Autumn meeting punters wondered, and a lot of double backers said nasty things. They didn't ...
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THE LUDICROUS LEAGUE.
DURING the course of the election of officers for the current year, it came to the knowledge of the Widow O'Brien that Mr. H. L. Orr, secretary of the Victory ...
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KROOKS KOP AT KENSINGTON.
A RECORD was put up at Kensington on Wednesday last, when three dead 'uns caught the judge's eye. These were Key West, Molly Riley and Snowdon. I was in ...
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A SURPRISE AND A SLUMP.
THE Ipswich Jockey Club Meeting (says our Queensland correspondent) was held on Saturday. Lovely weather and a splendid attendance were the leading features of the ...
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SINGULAR STARTING AT LOCAN'S LODGE.
THE punting portion of the public who attend Logan's Lodge, and they are generally the people who win when the favorite gets home, are of the opinion that the starter is ...
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JOHNSON THE JOCKEY.
THE V.P.C. Committee last Friday allowed the appeal of H. Johnson against the decision of the Mentone Stowards in dismissing his protest against ...
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HARVEST HOME'S HOP.
MY comments on the much-talked-of hop of Kingsley's Harrest Home have been held over until next issue. I may say that I have a strong desire to deal with the subject ...
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