RACING.
SION FETCHES 1050 GUINEAS. (Australian Press Association) SYDNEY, August 22. The prominent Valais Ibfed horse Sion, was to-day auctioned on behalf of the estate of the late .owner, Felix Holmes, who died in Sydney recently, and was sold to the Rosehill trainer, W. Ross, for 1050 guineas. Boaster was selcl to E. Kelly for 150 guineas.„. ?- .• ~■■■ , ' _ " ' RACING MEN. ; A JUDGE’S OPINION. SYDNEY, August 22. A witness in a racing case, at the quarter sessions to-day, was told to “Wake up.’’ “Don’t be angry with him,” interposed Judge Curleurs to the solicitor. He added: “My experience of racing men is that they have the intelligence of an imbecile or of childfc'd.’’
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Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1929, Page 6
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111RACING. Hokitika Guardian, 23 August 1929, Page 6
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