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City of Karratha Local History Archives > Records

Roebourne Cup - Ladies Bracelet prize from 1935

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Miss P. Cusacks horse won the Ladies Bracelet at the Nor West Jockey Club races, 5 October 1935. Vicrest came first ridden by T. Setchel.
The Cusacks family were from Tambrey Station

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cwa-org-27-2018_933

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Roebourne Races have been run by the Nor West Jockey club since 1867

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Nor West Jockey Club, Roebourne Races, Roebourne, horse racing, Cusack, Tambrey Station

City of Karratha Local History Archives

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