WHEN Billy Cook's monnicker goes into the semaphore there's never any lack to support for the moke he straddles. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 189 wordsAND they call it The Punters' Paradise. THAT'S how Moorefield is known, but it was a ...
Article : 390 wordsTHE "Smithden" combination have struck another money-spinner. Kuvera won them many ...
Article : 538 wordsTHE Stipes at Moorefield yesterday asked Bill Kelso whether he was satisfied with the manner in which ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 586 wordsIN A BUNCH—LIKE BANANAS.—Favorite High Molly (rails) held a slight lead over Delray (centre), Le Berger, and King Moab (outside) when the Moorefield Juvenile field were about two and a half furlongs from home. Delray won from Le Berger and King Moab, while High ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 54 wordsNOW, WHICH ONE WILL WE BACK?—Mrs. Friedman (nee Miss Maude McLachlan) takes the scratchings, while Mrs. F. Smith ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 42 wordsWHEN Reg Ferris bets, well, he bets. The ex-pony trainer is alleged to have cleaned up a motzo with ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 403 wordsWELL, fellers, we "pasted" you Kichaka for 12 solid weeks, and if you didn't collar the 5 to 1 about him yesterday, well— ...
Article : 272 wordsWHEN hot-pot High Molly went overboard in yesterday's Juvenile at Moorefield, punters were wishing they had ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 404 wordsGORDON LUSCOMBE is off again; this time he has broken out in a fresh place. A FEW months ago he gave the ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 452 wordsTHE Stipes at Moorefield yesterday reported:— In the Hurdle Race L. J. Hylos lodged a complaint against H. Lillyman, rider ...
Article : 275 wordsJOEYS have something to cackle about after yesterday's Head of the River win, but there's nothing wrong with "Truth Racing Special" ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 105 wordsSOLO FLIGHT lived up to his name in the early stages of yesterday's Hurdle. He was so far behind that we thought he was doing a "solo." ...
Article : 44 wordsPLENTY of punters were "mad" about Panola for the last race yesterday, simply because Kichaka had won Maiden Handicap and Panola had beaten ...
Article : 62 wordsTHERE was a top of zip in Zippor when she romped home a few weeks ago at Menangle Park, and those who had ...
Article : 86 wordsWHEN Orby Anthus firmed from 9 to 2 to a 7 to 4 favorite in yesterday's Flying at Moorefield and 10 to 1 was offering bar him, ...
Article : 611 wordsAT least two men at Moorefield yesterday would have "chucked a sixer" had Chuquisca bobbed up in the Flying Handicap. ...
Article : 63 wordsJOCKEYS aren't in the habit of "squealing" against their rivals. If they think they've been dealt with they much prefer to nurse their ...
Article : 448 wordsPAT NAILON'S recent operation reminds us that we will have to be under an anaesthetic tb let Greek Tress dodge us next up. ...
Article : 118 wordsSPECULATION was rife before yesterday's Moorefield Flying was run as to "what would lead." Cleave was a warm favorite in the ...
Article : 110 wordsYOU CAN ALMOST HEAR THE THUNDER.—This fine "Truth" action picture has "real atmosphere" about it. All the racegoers get a thrill when they see a packed field come helter-skelter round the home turn. Yesterday's Moorefield Maiden Stakes field bad the crowd on their [?] as it thundered into the straight. Winner Kichaka is on the rails, with the favorite, Wallace Miral (outside) running second. Wongasarra (white blaze) and Sir Ewan are close up. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 84 wordsTOM HANNAN was in great form riding 'em home from the stand. He fairly excelled himself on Exact. Jack ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 86 wordsBACKERS in running were breaking their necks to get on to Chrytocolls as the field swept up the hill the last time in ...
Article : 87 wordsOWEN CULLUM had more than the crease taken out of his trousers when he rode Tarneta Glass in yesterday's Hurdles. ...
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Truth (Sydney, NSW : 1894 - 1954), Sun 8 May 1932, Page 2
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