SPORTING NEWS.
Advices from Sidney to-day state that Mr D. Twohill lias parted with Cinderella, and .she now occupies a box in Mi VV. Kelso's stable. The name ot the buyer has not publicly transpired, but it is understood to be Mr Harris, who leased Mitrailleu&e. Betting in Australia on the spring handicaps is dull. For the Caulh'eld Cup, Cranbiook and Lord Allen are the favourite picks. In the double on the Y. R.C. Derby and Cup, Volly, Carbine, Ensign, and Ventuie are cho&en for the Derby, while the horses solected for the Cup are Cran- J brook, Cailyon, Cardigan, Ari&tocrat, and Silver Prince.
Mother : " And do you really fool so very bad, Bobby?" Bobby: "Yes, ma. I ain'c quite sink enough bo need any medicine, but I'm a little bib too .sick Lo go to school."
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Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 281, 14 July 1888, Page 5
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137SPORTING NEWS. Te Aroha News, Volume VI, Issue 281, 14 July 1888, Page 5
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