SPORTING.

Press, Volume LXIV, Issue 13101, 28 April 1908, Page 7

SPORTING.

SAIiE OF KACEHOBSES. United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. (Received April 27th, X..10 p.m.) SYDKEY, April 27. At a sale of racehorses, Insh Cohtner, by realised 010 rumens, and Said*, by Medallion, 640 guineas. TRENTHAM TRAINING NOTES. TO '" THE PRESS.") WELLINGTON. April 27. Beautiful weather prevailed at Xi«ntbm this morning, and a large nuniW of visiting horses were soundly exercised. Uom Crest, Zimmerman and Dawn ran a irale in company. Gold Crest having tbe test of it in lmin 45sec. Zimmerman moved sruggisnlv. Jiartyrium ran a nice six furlongs in lmin 17aec, Ballarat taking one second Jongex over the same distance. Sunbonnet, who is an outside fancy for the Thompson Handicap, ran seven furlongs in lmin XSseo. Sea King pat up the same time over a similar distance, whilst Cross Battery scampered over four furlongs in 48 3-sth eeo from a flying start. ■ ' . ~. The owner of Meroe Zealand missed his acceptance for the Thompson and Waiwetu Handicaps cm Saturday night. He rang the secretary np on the telephone just after nine o'clock. . „ Mr K. McKonzie, the owner of Ben Sun, is seriously ill in Greytown Hospital, consequently hii horee will be an absentee from Trentham, Aorcngi, Kitchenmaid, Gaseloy. Moriarty, Motoa, W«ipakn, Probability, Passive, San Julie, Repnlse, Toa Tv-hi, Truganini and Tangimoaaa will arrive at Trentham tonight. The weather promises fine, and there ia every prospect of a good meeting. NOTES Owners are reminded that acceptances close to-night for all events on the first day of the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club's Autumn Sleeting.