"A comprehensive book covering the first 127 winners of Australia's oldest professional footrace, featuring every heat winner from 1878-2008. Every Stawell Gift carnival is featured in detail, including: interviews with past winners; all the betting plunges; sensations and controversies; statistics; weather details; a story about every winner; a table listing the ages of past winners, the original backmarkers and how they performed; names, handicaps and times for ALL heat, repechage, semi and final winners of this iconic sporting event; plus much, much more."--Publisher description.
We are drawing very close to the Barmah Ferry but before we reach the Ferry there is one other place to be mentioned. It was called by old hands the Bunyip Hole. How did it come by that name? I have heard many speak of the Bunyip.
Two books on the subject, Gary Watt's The Stawell Gift Almanac and Murray MacPherson'S Twelve Seconds to Glory, have been published since 2008. Books on running generally relate to training, and Fred Wilt's Run, Run, Run, published in ...
The prosecution now called evidence from other prisoners to say the soi-disant viscount was indeed Dow or Luttrel, and they had been with him on the convict ship Woodman and in Hobart Town and Launceston. The Crown Solicitor was also ...
... Sohn Souminen, Arne 207 Spalding Official Athletic Almanac (Sullivan) 147 Sparta 28, 30–35 Spartathlon 34–35, 296, ... pressure sensors in 212 starting gates 20, 24–25, 87 Statius (Roman poet) 20 Stawell Gift races 77 Stecher, ...
Description of the 90 golf courses in which Vern Morcom was involved as designer.
A Sporting Nation will appeal equally to the serious sports enthusiast and mainstream reader.
24 GGSQ, Ap 1881, 21, 'Langi-Gerin'; Robinson 'Lar-ne-jeering' (1841); Cooper 'Lanjirin'; tradition 'Langi Gerren'; Crown plan L791 (1865) 'Lar-ne-gerin'; Brough Smyth (1878) 'Lang-i-gherin'; J.L. Cuthbertson (1880) and ordnance survey ...
The book is aimed at astronomers, amateur astronomers, historians of science, and promoters of women in science, but being written in non-technical language it is intended to be of interest also to educated readers generally.
The Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomers is a unique and valuable resource for historians and astronomers alike. The two volumes include approximately 1550 biographical sketches on astronomers from antiquity to modern times.