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OUR COUPONS.
We would again remind the numerous subscribers who are flooding us with Coupons that much time and trouble, not to say ...
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THE LATE MR JOSEPH MORRISON. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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GOSSIP AND GLEANINGS.
The withdrawal of Mara from the Caulfield Cup has furnished slap in the face No. 1 to backers--more particularly that division which go in for double event ...
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DAYS AND DATES.
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THE LATE MR JOSEPH MORRISON.
To those who had been in conversation with Joe Morrison, as he was familiarly called, on the Flemington training ground less than a month ago, the news of the ...
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DISPUTES DECIDED AND DOUBTS DISPELLED.
A.M., Albert Park, asks:--1. If a horse passes the post first, and is disqualified, do the bets go to the second horse or to the horse which passes the post first? 2. If a jockey is ...
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THE CAULFIELD CUP WITHDRAWALS.
Barring Carbine and Mentor, "nothing with a name" worth recording dropped out of the Caulfield Cup yesterday afternoon. Mara, who went wrong last week, was ...
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BACKING ONE HORSE AGAINST ANOTHER.
QUERY, Melbourne, writes:--A backed a horse for places against B. B's horse did not start in the race. There was no stipulation as to the horses starting. The wager was made ...
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ELSTERNWICK PARK RACES.
For Friday's meeting at Elsternwick really first-class entries have been received, and as the programme is a varied one, comprising ...
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CHANGING A NAME.
SANDHURST writes I backed a horse for the Hurdle Race at Goornong. The horse was entered under the name of Johnny, his former name bring Yellow Jacket. He won and was ...
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THE RESIDENTIAL QUALIFICATION.
UGLY, Deniliquin, sends the following:--There is a competition for a Cup, and an association rule drawn up between the clubs playing that any player who plays in the match for ...
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AT EPSOM.
On Saturday visitors will have an opportunity of visiting Mordialloc under very much more favorable circumstances than on the ...
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A LOOK AHEAD.
Another indication of the near approach of the Spring meetings is afforded by the long list of entries for the Randwick races, which fill a column on another ...
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BACKING ONE HORSE AGAINST ANOTHER.
P.J.P., Launceston, writes:--A backs Chintz against Carbine for the Melbourne Cup. Chintz has since been scratched. Does the wager hold good or not. The arrangement was ...
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LATEST SCRATCHINGS.
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SWEEPS.
SUBSCRIBER, Swan Hill, states:--We got up a sweep on the Grand National Steeplechase. After the race was run, and it was known who had drawn the winning horses, it was found ...
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AN INCOMPLETE QUERY.
Mr. E. DANSE[?]S, Secretary of the Victorian Cyclists' Union, writes us as follows:--Kindly inform me through the medium of your paper about the following, viz:--Is it ...
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CRICKET QUERIES.
VARICKA writes:--Kindly state whether, in the present rules of cricket, a man can be given out "leg before" if the bowler delivers his ball on the off-side of the wicket? I have ...
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FOOTBALL FIXTURE[?]
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