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Shire of Toodyay > Records

HORSE "LINSTOCK"

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Sepia photo, side on view of a thoroughbred horse (Linstock). Trees in background.

Historical information

Linstock is named in a newspaper report (Daily News) as racing on 31 March 1910 at a Culham meeting where he was the winner of the principle event. He was described as the son of the Carbine horse Flintlock.
The Meekatharra Miner notes the horse was a competitor at a local race meeting on 14 March 1914.

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cwa-org-37-2001.1032

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Writing on reverse of photo reads: "Linstock. Owner E.R. McIntosh. Glenderg, Bejoording"

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