Distance: 3 miles
Time: 17.17.4
Margins: 1 1⁄2, 2 & 4 lengths |
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1st VIC – Bow: C E Tulloch, 2: H Thomas,
3: T Rider, 4: E Cooper, 5: Arch L Dobbie, 6: R W May, 7: E
W Tulloch, Str: J B Suffren, Cox: B Arnold, Cch: Charles Donald,
Selectors: E R Ainley, A R Moses & C McDonnell
2nd SA – Bow:
R A Anderson, 2: R C Baker, 3: Max A Fotherington, 4: J H Walker,
5: J R Muirhead, 6: F W Porter, 7: James H Gosse, Str: Alf
J Grayson, Cox: Ken W Sharp, Cch: W H G Blain
3rd QLD – Bow: J H Williams, 2: W V
Morley, 3: Dan E Joyce, 4: W P Watts, 5: W Eddy, 6: T J Lyons,
7: H A Montefiore, Str: A A Watson, Cox: C H Hall
4th NSW – Bow: William J Middleton,
2: Edward West Marriott, 3: G McClymont, 4: Rollo N Bray, 5: C M Moesch,
6: Sidney A Middleton, 7: F H Heron, Str: Roger B Fitzhardinge,
Cox: J B Brownhill, Cch: Edward A Pearson
WA disabled – Bow:
R C C Williams, 2: R E Joyce, 3: W S Cox, 4: L J C Magennis,
5: W Crawford, 6: G King, 7: F L Davidson, Str: C B Brady,
Cox: W M Still
The eleventh win in succession for the Victorian crew. The
West Australian crew retired from the race in the first mile
owing to the six man’s stretcher breaking. The Victorians
led early from Queensland and New South Wales. By half way,
Victoria led by a canvas with Queensland and South Australia
on level terms behind Victoria. Victoria then sprinted and
cleared away from the other crews. The margins were 1 1⁄2
lengths to SA, 2 lengths again to QLD and 4 lengths back to
NSW.
1904 South Australian Crew
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