Terry Clayton Early Input to Horse Racing Landed Him in Hot Water with leading Cunnamulla owner P.J. Clayton…. Babe (Maureen) O’Brien was charged with looking after the stables so Trevor Miller & P.J. Clayton must have been away at the races for the day. Kevdoreen was a beautiful chestnut with blonde mane and tail and…
From Cunnamulla to the Winner’s Circle Introduction In the world of horse racing, success stories often revolve around the magnificent animals that thunder down the tracks. However, behind every triumphant horse is a dedicated and skilled trainer who plays an instrumental role in shaping the horse’s journey to victory. One such inspiring figure is Darryl…
Reflections of a Race Calling Journey: Brett Moody 40 Years in the Saddle Introduction: A Journey from a 44-Gallon Drum to International Streams In the world of horse racing, where the roar of the crowd meets the thundering hooves on the track, few roles are as crucial and exhilarating as that of a race caller….
T.N. Trevor Miller: A Racing Journey from Cunnamulla to Caloundra like no other. Racing has always been a realm of incredible stories, where human dedication converges with equine excellence. One such remarkable tale is that of T.N. Trevor Miller, a name synonymous with passion, perseverance, and lots of hard work. When it comes to luck…
Cunnamulla, A Glimpse into 1882 Melbourne Cup History In the annals of Australian horse racing, one name stands out as a reminder of the thrilling history of the Melbourne Cup — Cunnamulla. A four-legged athlete that captured the hearts of many racing enthusiasts, Cunnamulla left an indelible mark on the world of horse racing during…
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Cunnamulla, Outback Queensland town of living history and the Gwydir Girls formerly of Coonberry Plains surely did their bit to develop the area. Left to Right: Nellie, Dolly, Gladys Gwydir These three ladies surely are worthy of remembering today on International Women’s day as pioneers of our region but also as real outback characters that…
OUTBACK LIFE IS ABOUT LIVING HAVE YOU LIVED? SHARE YOUR STORY!Cunnamulla the town of living history and untold stories, freedom, friendships and fun Albion’s Warrego sawmill Cunnamulla photo taken 1888. Albion’s Warrego sawmill Cunnamulla photo taken 1888. Albion’s Warrego sawmill Cunnamulla photo taken 1888. https://youtu.be/hilC2j7N0I8
THE LATE BUSHRANGING ESCAPADE OF BEN HALL Statement of John Wilson Sandy Creek Station,February 23rd, 1864 On Saturday, the 13th February 1864, I and my stockman, Walter Driver, was in the stockyard, going to brand some horses, I seen a man on a grey mare coming in the direction of the yard. I asked the…
The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) were those who served in the Great War 1914-1918 in the Gallipoli campaign. The 25th April is recognised as the national Australian day of remembrance for ANZAC Day. ANZAC Day has evolved over the years to now include and commemorate all Australian and New Zealand persons “who…
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