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I think this is a mistake. In the Iguvine tablets, treblanir appears only in tablet VI and VII, which are written in the Latin alphabet. This is verified in in Poultney's index. In Wallace's Sabellic ...

According to Rex Wallace, writing a chapter on the Sabellian languages for the Cambridge Encyclopedia of the World's Ancient Languages, "[d]elta was used for a voiced fricative /ẓ/ (ř) rather ...

I see no strong reason to reconstruct ř as a voiceless alveolar trill. Diachronically, it developed from voiced sounds: reconstructed *-VdV- and *-VlV[+front]- sequences are continued as (⟨ř⟩ and) ⟨...