VICTORIAN RACING

Waikato Times, Volume 125, Issue 20958, 10 November 1939, Page 9

VICTORIAN RACING

LINLITHGOW STAKES HIGH CASTE AND MANRICO TRIODE TAKES OAKS (United Press Assn.—Elec. Tel. Copyright) MELBOURNE, Nov. 9 Although he could only dead-heat with Manrlco, High Caste registered one or his best performances In the Linlithgow Stakes on the third day of the Victoria Haring Club’s spring meeting at FJemington to-day. High Caste was lour lengths behind at the home turn and got up in the last stride to share the honours with Manrico. who made all the pace. The New Zealand-bred Hilton was a poor third. The two-year-old Securities recorded ■his second win in three starts when he narrowly defeated Earl Marshall in the Byron Moore Stakes. Earl Marshall ran a game race, arid Trueness maintained her consistent record by finishing third. Securities was an acceptor for the Maribyrnong Plate, on the first day, but was debarred from starting owing to the Tact that his dam was not registered at the required time. Cheery Jack atoned for his failure on Cup Day by -scoring a comfortable win in the November Hurdles. Frisco made a game elTort to win all the way. Cosgard was a moderate third. The Progeny, a three-year-old by Beau Fils, trained by the former Jockey W. Duncan, scored a surprise win in the Carnival Handicap. He wore down Duralium in the last few strides. The New Zealand colt Aranui was a good third. Triode led over the last seven furlongs to win the Oaks Stakes comfortably. The clever riding tactics of D. Munro was a big factor in her success. He slowed the field down early, and came home the last half-mile in 50is. Dreamsome was second most of the journey, and battled gamely, without having a chance W’ith the winner. Climax finished well ror third. Zonda had every opportunity, while the New Zealand-bred Quietly and Benzonia were outclassed. J. Mulcahy, who trains Triode, Avon the Oaks previously with Mufti. In an exciting finish in the Veteran Stakes, Fearless came through on the rails to beat Bathing Beauty, who was wide out, and finished strongly. Pibroch was a good third. Results: NOVEMBER HURDLES First £SOO, second £l4O, third £6O; 24 miles CHEERY JACK, J. M. C. Forsyth’s br g, 6yrs, by David—Cheerio, 11.10 (L. Meenan) l FRISCO, R. Wilson’s br g, aged, by David—Bon Ton mare, 9.0 (K. Brinsley) 2 COSGARD, H. Dobyn’s br g, 6yrs, by Costello—Baycette, 9.5 (R. Sweetman ) 3 Nine started. Four lengths; hair a length. Sir Gordon was fourth. Time, 4.4 I}. BYRON MOORE STAKES First £SOO, second £l4O, third £6O; two-year-olds; colts, 8.5; geldings, 8.2; fillies 8.0; 5. fur. SECURITIES, J. N'etter and J. Scobie’s ch c, by Gilt Edge—Miss Theology, 8.5 (R. Cann) 1 EARL MARSHALL, Miss P. Belsom’s b c, by Lord Paramount—Alike, 8.0 (inc. 51b allowance) (V. Hartney) 2 TRUENESS, Mrs M. J. MacKay’-s b f, by Harinero—Truest, 8.7 (Inc. 71b penalty) (E. Bartle) 3 Ten started. Head; three lengths. Poilu was fourth. Time, I.l}. LINLITHGOW STAKES First £7OO, second £2OO, third £100; weight-for-age; 1 mile MANRICO, J. M. Ntail's b g, syrs, by Manfred—Lucina, 8.13 (H. Badger) t HIGH CASTE (N.Z.-bred), H. E. Tancred’s b c, 3yrs, by Bulandshar— The Begum, 8.0 (E. Bartle) .... f HILTON (N.Z.-bred), W. R. Kemball’s br or blk g 4yrs, by Beau Pere— Awaken, 8.11 (H. Mornement) .. 3 tDead-heat for first. Pamelus, 9.2, was the only other starter. Five lengths. Time, 1.3 8. Sectional times were as rollows: First two Turlongs, 26$s; last half-mile, 47}s. CARNIVAL HANDICAP First £SOO, second £l4O, third £6O; three-year-olds; 1} miles THE PROGENY, B. C. Crowns’ b c, by Beau Fils—Repulse, 8.8 l DURALIUM, R. W. Newton’s ch c, by Lo Zingaro—Virginal, 7.5 2 ARANUI (New Zealand), J. Richardson’s ch c, by Colossal—Cupid’s Mark, 8.6 3 Fourteen started. Neck; three lengths. Bonnie Laddie was fourth. Time, 2.9. OAKS STAKES First £I4OO, second £4OO, third £200; three-year-old fillies; weight, 8.10 14 miles TRIODE, H. N. Leonard’s br or blk f, by Marconlgram—Kaftan, 8.10 (D. Munro) 1 DREAMSOME, A. Mitch’s b or brr, by Merab—Happy Dream, s.lu (E. Whittaker) 2 CLIMAX, G. A. Ferguson’s ch f, by Excitement—Carry On, 8.10 (E. McManemin) 3 Twelve started. Twelve started. Three lengths; two and a-halr lengths. Zonda was fourth. Time, 2.365. VETERAN STAKEB First £SOO, second £l4O, third £6O; 1$ miles FEARLESS, C. M. Sawyer’s ch h, syrs, by Caledon—Gaiment, 8.1 (A. Breasley) 1 BATHING BEAUTY, A. P. E. Tyson’s b m, 4yrs, by Parenthesis—Dame due Lak, 7.1 (R. Medhurst) . . 2 PIBROCH, R. Turnbull’s ch b, syr«, by Windbag—North Star, 8.9 (W. Cox) 3 Ten started. Neck; hair a length. Anpapejo was fourth. Time, 2.34}5.