Messrs. H. Chisholm and Co.'s spring sale of blood stock will be conducted at their Randwick stables tomorrow at half-past 2, when Volga, George Gunn, The Shifter, Tinsel, The Cobbler, Jeannie Comeron, Blue ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 784 wordsGeorge Bonnor, the mightiest smiter of them all, is in Sydney on a visit, and in conversation with him it was learned that he has a nephew who promises to take his place as a batsman, and who, on occasion, could hit a ...
Article : 92 wordsRecent happenings have caused another s[?]me of the prices on both Cups, and backers of horses are wondering if today's doings at Randwick will have another surprise in store for them. At present the ex-Sydney mare, Hoax, ...
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Article : 104 wordsI am receipt of annual reports of the Albert Park, Banks, and Yarra Yarra Clubs. The firstnamed have won the senior premiership, champion pairs, champion tours, and champion eights. It is pleasing to note the ...
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The Daily Telegraph (Sydney, NSW : 1883 - 1930), Wed 5 Oct 1910, Page 17
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