Distance: 2 1/2 Mile
Time: 14.30
Margins: 1 1/4 & 4 lengths |
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1st NSW – Bow: Geoff
E May, 2: William J Dixon, 3: Edward R Bromley, 4: Walter (Wal) E Jordan,
5: Frank J Lester, 6: Tom C Nickson, 7: William (Bill) S Shepherd, Str:
A Cliff Lambert, Cox: Reg J Daly, Emerg: Stanley (Stan) J McGilvray, Cch:
Ernie E Keary, Mgr: Harold G Alderson, Sole Selector: Bernie S Williams
2nd QLD – Bow:
A Duncan, 2: E Von Hein, 3: P Finney, 4: H Ridgley, 5: O Ruback,
6: R Weir, 7: L Duncan, Str: J Anderson, Cox: S Tappenden,
Emerg: O Lusk, Cch: R A Hunter, Manager: Joseph Smith
3rd VIC – Bow: F Ruglin, 2: M Gardner,
3: Stewart J Elder, 4: D K Wilson, 5: Jack South, 6: L J Thompson,
7: Ben S Thompson, Str: Alec W McLeish, Cox: C Brennan, Emerg:
C Bain, Cch: G S Anderson, Mgr: Ray W B Todd, Selectors: Walter
N Ricketts, W Ray B Todd & coach
4th TAS – Bow:
G Arnott, 2: C B Chesterman, 3: R Doran, 4: J A Hood, 5: J
Chester, 6: H J Johnston, 7: D C Chandler, Str: T Long, Cox:
Tom Darcey, Cch: G A Westbrook, Emerg: G F Sorell, Mgr: E T
Bessell
5th SA – Bow: A Berrill, 2: J
Grimshaw, 3: E Billinger, 4: A Walters, 5: Robert Ninham, 6:
Ken Ormston, 7: Alf J Gregory, Str: William Ninham, Cox: D
Earl, Emerg: W Treglown, Cch: W Robbins, Mgr: J Grimshaw
1933 NSW Crew
NSW led from the start finishing 1 1⁄4 lengths in front
of Queensland with Victoria well back. NSW tried valiantly
to shake off the Queensland crew who got within a length in
the later stages of the race. Finney, the three man of the
Queensland crew, was blind as a result of a shooting accident
in 1925. He was a member of the 1924 winning crew. |
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Distance: 1/2 Mile
Time: 3.35.0
Margins: 1/3 & 1 length |
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1st VIC – Bow: Edna
Twite, 2: Nellie James, 3: Stella Peters, Str: Doreen Kamphenkel,
Cox: V Allender, Mgr: Mrs Williams, Cch: George Williams
2nd NSW – Bow:
Flo Thurston, 2: M Van Williams, 3: May Harvey, Str: Angela
Mann, Cox: Alex Eddie, Cch: Chris Kayser
3rd QLD – Bow:
M Crane, 2: M Cocks, 3: Nell Plint, Str: K Beardmore, Cox: Mr
W Wertemeyer
4th SA – Bow: Mrs Lorna Vardon, 2:
Miss Florence Killmier, 3: Miss Rose Dornan, Str: Miss A Hill,
Cox & Cch: Mr Len Hill
5th TAS – Bow:
B Graveley, 2: Nancy Reardon, 3: O Sturgess, Str: M Stewart,
Cox: Mr J Smith
The race was a thriller. NSW were leading slightly with only
150 yards to go when a late burst by the Victorians pushed
their way to the front finishing a canvas in front. A good
crowd of 7,000 spectators watched the racing.
1933 NSW Women's Four |
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