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[Received Oct., 9 1882,12.30 a.m ] Sydney, Out. 7.
At the conclusion of the final race for the Punch rowing trophies to-day, Rush led by a length and a half, Beach, (second), beating Laycook (third), by. a couple of lengths. Tribkett (fourth)'was last for nearly the whole of the way. The race took place under circumstances, the . river being smooth. It is estimated that fully 20,000 persons witnessed the contest.
[Received Oct. 7,1882, 8 p.tn.] Melbourne, Oct.' 7'
At the Victoria Amateur Turf Club’s meeting at Canfield to-day, tbe Canfield Guineas was won by Mr W. Pearson’s Frying-pan, Mr H. Barrett’s Boolka second, and Sir T. Elder’s. Guesswork third. Twelve horses was started, and the race was won easily/ : -■•'i-'f-
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2976, 9 October 1882, Page 2
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125AUSTRALIAN. South Canterbury Times, Issue 2976, 9 October 1882, Page 2
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