Colonial horse studs in Mulgoa Valley and their influence on horse racing in the colony
Friends of Fernhill and Mulgoa Valley Inc.October 2023
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Edward K. Cox was a breeder of fine race horses and Fernhill Stud produced the first Sydney Cup winner in 1866 - Yattendon. The Fernhill horse stud was at The Cottage section of Fernhills, which now holds Yattendon's grave and where the stock once was presided over by George Paddison. Features further information on: Horse racing - 1824 - John Jamison - Sydney Turf Club - 100 horses - Fernhill - Cox Cottage - Horse Stud - George Paddison - Yattendon - 1866 - Gold cup - Chester - Dagworth - Grand Flaneur - Lord of Linne - Anderson family - 1980s - Masterplan 2019 - Photographs
Title:
Colonial horse studs in Mulgoa Valley and their influence on horse racing in the colony
Date of work:
October 2023
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01 Jan 2023 - 31 Dec 2023
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Research Room - Local Files - Sport and Recreation - Horse Racing - 3
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Friends of Fernhill and Mulgoa Valley Inc., October 2023
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UnrestrictedHeld in Research Room
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Unrestricted
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Held in Library Research Room
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574635
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