RACING

Hokitika Guardian, 2 July 1931, Page 6

RACING

THE' MYSTERY OF SIMBA. NO SIGN OF IT YET. (Australian Press Association.) SYDNEY, July 1. Investigations concerning the racehorse Simba, from New Zealand, are | proceeding, but the utmost reticence is displayed. A person named Joe Smith took delivery of the horse from the Ulimaroa on May sth, hut the trainer of that name at Kensington totally disclaims any knowledge of the horse. N.S.W. HORSE SHOT IN STABLE. SYDNEY, July 1. A well-known racehour.se, Prince Cvllene, which was taken from Sydney to Cow'ra for the local races, was found shot dead in its stall. The motive is being investigated.

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