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Harold-Park Race Results | Australia | Racing and Sports
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Harold-Park Harness race results is the ultimate guide to find detailed Harold-Park race results for Harness racing Australia. Australia Harold Park Past Races Group Races Results Something went wrong! Not to worry. You'll be redirected to related page soon... Here are some helpful links: Home Form Race Day Results Lookup 9
Harold Park 1944 & 60’s – History of Greyhound Racing in ...
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January 13, 1944 Harold Park Stake. “First photo-finish dead-heat at Harold Park dogs since the camera was installed on September 3 occurred on Saturday night. The dead-heat was for second between Gwydir Boy (4) and Michael’s Son (6) in the Harold Park Stake. The winner, The Cashier, is not in the picture.” (From the SMH, October 13, 1952)
The End of Harold Park: A Look Back At The Halcyon Days Of ...
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Harold Park, originally known as Epping Racecourse and owned by the NSW Trotting Club, had first opened in 1902. On 28 May 1927, a cold Saturday night, it hosted the first greyhound race meeting in Australia under the auspices of the …
Harold Park Paceway - Wikipedia
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From the Archives: When Harold Park went to the dogs
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The track was renamed Harold Park in 1929. The original dog track was located inside the present trotting and greyhound tracks where the car park is now. The track was grassed with an outside lure suspended on a long steel pipe which jutted from under a corrugated iron cover. Racing distances were 440 yards (402m) and 680 yards (621m).
RACETRACKS OF THE WORLD – AUSTRALIA : NSW (SYDNEY ...
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Harold Park – Harold Park Paceway harness racing track in Forest Lodge, New South Wales was in use from 1890 to 2010 under its various names. The inaugural meeting under the Harold Park name was held on 25 March 1929. On 21 March 1929 due to confusion of the name with the Sydney suburb of Epping, the track was renamed Harold Park. Most historians claim the track …
Looking back at Harold Park | City of Sydney - News
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Crowds in the tens of thousands poured through the gates and the Red Hots, Harold Park trots, became a catch-phrase for night racing. People loved the glamour and excitement of the ‘ribbon of light’. The first Inter-Dominion Trotters Championship, held in 1952, drew 35,000 people and there were over 50,000 at the 1960 final.
Harness Racing,Harold Park-1963 Lord Mayor's Cup …
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Here we see the late Edgar Kennerley in the sulky behind Waitaki Hanover,as they hang on to beat Cardigan Bay (Bill Wilkins) and win the 1963 Lord Mayor's Cu...
THE death of Harold Park seems certain - Harness ...
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Harold Park is about 10 mins drive from Sydney's CBD and nearly all the runners who race at HP are trained outside the area. There are no such things as local horses racing at HP. So the question is why race at HP?
Harness Racing,Harold Park-12/09/1986 (ABC tv) - YouTube
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This is Harness Racing from Harold Park, as it was shown on the ABC.This program was a regular 11pm friday night event.The Daily Double was shown live on the ABC aswell.The memories of how we...
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