NEW ZEALANDERS IN SYDNEY.

Dominion, Volume 3, Issue 922, 15 September 1910, Page 7

NEW ZEALANDERS IN SYDNEY.

'.-The,, Sydney "Morning : Herald",of :Fri.day'/last has.; tho'-'following of New . Zea-, land .horses, . noiv, at ■' Randwick:—Tho. Now Zealand gelding Mundlc, who. has been .in everybody's mouth of late, \] has yet. to. disiinguisli himself, on the, training tracks. Ho is, a big plain .black, who looks 'more, like. a good welter, or;', hurdle, horse' than ..the speedy...customer he has. the reputation of being. 'Yesterday.inorning his task was iihalf-milo.sprint with. Electric Wire, a useful second-rate handicappor, ■ and, Eldetrio .Wire had all the better of the!deal in-the.-moderator timo ','o'f, Qli&pe.,.. which.was put in tlm shade.by Desert; Rose in a five .furlongs'' gallop,'.the' first four.of whioli.'she .ran. better ■ than 50sec.,', arid 'the full Journey under lmin. _ 4si!c, .but, she.- with ridden by, alight-iveight, mid fairly; lost Maltster Sl.aid. The NewVliealandi colt Sunburnt, was also out galloping, but" did .riot inake fast time," though,'lie m'ade, a.good deal of -noise Whether the,• whistling ': ivaa caused. by isupcrfludus'. fat; pi'Vthrg'at. weak ? . liess it is j>et : too' early..to. judge. r .He.is, one of the-acceptors for the A.,l.o.'Derby.'

: ; ...While boing schooled'nt'.Ellerslie yesterday 'morning, s .the -horse ■ Whataroa turned , a ~complete . somersault,; - rollings over on.his rider; It;-Homo,, who.' sustained j.a,-,broken collarbone.. ..Home' was: attended ;to by .Dr. Clark, and was; afterwards nblo'to proceed; to -his home. ■..-:,