Had not Parliament tinkered with racing affairs through the medium of the [?]sator act the meeting of the Deloraine Turf Club yesterday would have ...
Article : 442 wordsOf £1600; second £100, third £50 from stake. One mile and it halt. 1337—SAND DUNE, A. Wolliscroft's ch g, by Sands of the Orient— ...
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Advertising : 46 wordsThe Northern Tasmanian Trothin[?] Club's meet at Elphin was successfully concluded yesterday. The weather was fine, although the air was rather keen, ...
Article : 2,292 wordsOf £250. Second £30, third £20 from stake. Six furlongs. [?]—DANTON, Mrs. G. Cann's b e, by White Star—La Chapelle, 8.7 ...
Article : 211 wordsThe field came down to 12 for the first £1000, and it could not be called a highclass one by any means. The only Victorian visitor, Covess, was favourite. ...
Article : 855 wordsAfter the last race at Elphin yesterday the chairman of the club invited the supervisor and members of the totalisator staff to meet the committee ...
Article : 194 wordsSeveral riders were injured at Deloraine yesterday. P. Koops had his arm broken when Tarafua fell on the flat with him. H. Bramich had his ...
Article : 72 wordsSeveral horses will be sore after their race in the Grand National Steeple, and may not be able to start to-day. Mirarce bruised his stifles when he lit a couple ...
Article : 51 wordsAt Elphin yesterday three young men were brought before the stewards on a charge of suspected, bookmaking, and with served with notices warning them ...
Article : 29 wordsSand Dune has now won four cups in Tasmania—the Launceston, Devonport, Meander, and Deloraine events. His owner, Mr. A. Wolliscroft, also pulled ...
Article : 33 wordsThe stewards of the N.T. Trotting Club were called together after the finish of the Invermay Handicap yesterday to hear two complaints. The first was a ...
Article : 153 wordsRather a poor lot came out for the Trial Hurdle. Flavren, from A. Oliver's stable, was reported to be a smart bumper, and he was made a warm ...
Article : 170 wordsWhen seen immediately after the Deloraine Cup race W. Bevis, who rode Sand Dun[?] to victory, said that from an excellent start Sand Dune was one of ...
Article : 371 wordsN. Johnstone, the rider of Gee, was reported for having crossed Galtic's Choice after passing the stand in the last lap, and before he was the required ...
Article : 106 wordsMontebello was served up as a good thing for the Trial Handicap, or one anile, and he was one, had he not run very wide at the turn. He and Desert ...
Article : 180 wordsThe Easter meeting of the New Norfolk Trotting Club to-day attracted a record gathering. Fine weather prevailed, and the track was In good order. ...
Article : 548 wordsThe Deloraine carnival will be continued to-day by the Meander Racing Club, when it should have a highly successful gathering. Racing will begin at ...
Article : 131 wordsThe race was one of the finest seen for the Grand National Hurdle. The Victorian visitor Reparation was a short-priced favourite from Two Blues. ...
Article : 367 wordsThe welter, of nine furlongs, resulted in a comfortable win for Newchant. Phillip Lovelace was an odds-on favourite. Kyrix was with Newchant for ...
Article : 168 wordsFirst-Class Trot.—War Direct, 36yds.; General Paten, 103yds. Second-Class Trot—Dippy, 36yds.; Dandy B., 36yds.; Dandy Grit, 84yds.; ...
Article : 45 wordsThe sprint field was not particularly strong, and Mister was made a little better favourite than Sablonette. Danton was the smartest away, and led to ...
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Examiner (Launceston, Tas. : 1900 - 1954), Tue 22 Apr 1924, Page 2
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