HIGH CASTE AGAIN

Waikato Times, Volume 128, Issue 21364, 7 March 1941, Page 2

HIGH CASTE AGAIN

WIN IN AUSTRALIA KING’S PLATE VICTORY ALL LOVE BEATEN (United Press Assn.—Elec. Tel. Copyright) MELBOURNE, March 6 High Caste secured an effortless victory in the king'2 Plate on the thud day, today, or the Victoria Racing Club's Autumn Meeting at Flemington, hut High Road created a seiiouiion by del eating All Love in *he Ascot YaJe Stakes. Ail Love looked to be the winner a luriong from home, but High Road iinished briiliantly after cutting in sharply when passing All Love, who nearly fell. a protest against the winner was dismissed. in an exciting nui/sh, the New Zealandbred sun Belle defeated Reading and El Golca in the last stride. Reading ran an excellent race. Details:— AUTUMN HURDLES, first £3OO, second £lio, titird £6O; 2i miles.—bureaucrat, C. Ruwolt’s b g, syrs, by Bullhead—isagitta, 11.3 • It. Watts), l; King’s Warden, 9.11 L. Meenati), 2; iJuiiiinex, 9.10 W. smart , 3. Ten started. Head; live lengths. Dartbrook was fourth. Time, north cote handicap, nrst £soo, second £lio, third £6o; three-year-old 11 Hies; i mile.—Pauline, M. Jacob’s ch f, by Gay Lotliario—Mons Btar, 8.9 (11. Badger), 1; Averne, 8.0 \lt. Bailey), 2; Throttle, y.u (A. Breasley), 3. Eight started. Two and a-haJ,l' lengths; length. Miss Veronica was fourth. Time, lm 3us. THE KING'.-. PLATE First £7uu, .second £2OO, third £100; weight-for-age; li miles HIGH CASTE, 11. E. Tanered’s b h, iyrs, by Bulandsliar—The Begum, 9.0 I E. Bartle) 1 POSITRON, 8.2 (A. Breasley) 2 SAUL, 9.0 (M. MeCarteii) 3 Also started: Prince Sion, 9.0. Length and a-hall; six lengths. Time, 2m 59$s. ASCCT VALE STAKES, First £loso, ■second £3OO, third £150; two-year-olds; 6 furs. HIGH ROAD, B. and R. Grey Smith's b c, by Caledon—Scotch Melody, 8.5 (A. Breasley) 1 ALL LOVE, 8.10 (E. Bartle) 2 TEA CAKE, 9.1 (J. Purtell) 3 Also started: Portfolio, Skerries, Coochbehar. Length; three and a-hair lengths. Skerries was fourth. Time, lm 12s. APPRENTICES’ HANDICAP, Ilrst £350, second £IOO, third £SO; apprentice riders; 1 mile and 5 Turs.—'Sir Locket, 7.12 (J. Gilmer), l; Federal, 7.6 (H. Toomer), 2; Spanish Main, 7.0 (T. Unkovich), 3. Seven started. Hair a head; three lengths. Palencia was Tourth. Time, 2m 52As. RIVER HANDICAP, Ilrst £3OO, second £lio, third £6O; 1 mile.—Sun Belle tN.Z.-bred), C. A. llaigh’s b m, iyrs, by Beau Pere—Summer Time, 7.3 (J. Purtell), l; Reading, 9.6 (M. McCartcn), 2; El Golea, 9.13 (N. Creighton), 3. Eight started. Hair a head; neck, gueen Baccha was fourth. Time, lm 38is. OUT FOR 12 MONTHS TRAINER, JOCKEY, HORSE (Unite® press Assn. —Elec. Tel. Copyright) MELBOURNE, March 6 The stipendiary stewards to-day concluded their inquiry into the form of Dashing Cavalier, winner of the V.R.C. Autumn Handicap, compared with that in the Flemington Handicap. They disqualilled the trainer, J. W. McCurley, the jockey, J. Coutts, and the horse for 12 months for alleged dishonourable action and Improper practices in connection with the Flemington Handicap. The owners, Messrs F. W. Hughes and E. A. Goughian, were exonerated. Da/shing Cavalier is now ineligible to start in the Australian Cup. MeCurley has one or the largest teams in training in Australia. Telergy, who was injured during the running of the Autumn Handicap, is to be spelled. S. Ralph will ride Ilathersage in the Australian Cup. Ajax is to be offered for sale_to-morrow.