The room was nominally open on Monday last, though most of the settling on the Cavalry Races was done at the Bush Inn (where the stakes were paid over), and about the stairs and bar of the Bull and Mount hotel, ...
Article : 169 wordsA special meeting of the Cup committee was held last evening at the Bull and Mouth, the Hon. G. Coppin in the chair. The secretary read a letter from the East Melbourne club declining to recognise the authority of ...
Article : 248 wordsFlying Jib, bred by Mr. R. F. Greene at Woodlands in 1856, was by The Premier out of Shiel-na-Guira. The Premier was bred in England by Mr. J.R. Mostyn in 1848, and was got by Tory Boy out of Baroness. ...
Article : 2,571 wordsThe table of weights for the Melbourne Cup, which we publish in another column, take it all in all, is a credit to the handicappers of the Turf Club. We understand that much care and time have been ...
Article : 97 wordsThe averages of the Melbourne Club, which appeared in our columns last week, have been printed by that club in the form of a circular, the following remarks anent the M.C.C. being appended thereto:— ...
Article : 417 wordsStewards: Lieut.-Colonel Anderson, Lieut.-Colonel Ross, Major Stewart, Major Greene, Lieutenant Richardson, Mr. Higgins, Mr. Dowling, and Captain and Adjutant Burton. Judge: Mr. James ...
Article : 2,005 wordsDEAR BELL,—The Christmas races at Willlamstown were full of interest, inasmuch as they were the chief attraction to the sporting world of Melbourne on Boxing-day, and the Williamstown Handicap had been for ...
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