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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30041, 28 January 1963, Page 4

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Rider Caused Interference (NJ). Prtss Association) WELLINGTON. Jan. 27. E J. Didham, rider of Sybeau to the Wellington Racing Club Handicap at Trentham on Saturday, was suspended up to and including February 4. Didham was charged with causing interference to FloutuUa. Gey Defoe, Commodore Roberts and Blue Blade a furlong and a half from th* finish. The judicial committee heard evidence from the riders concerned and viewed a film of the incident before reaching Its decision. The saddle on Cool worked forward soon after passing the winning post on the first round of th* WMUngton Racing Club handicap. committee reported that It wae satisfied there was no blame attachable to the trainer of Coo Lao no actimi wee .taken. After the Trentham Stake*, R. J. Skelton, rider of Great Sensation. reported that the hone wae ecratcmy and feeling th* hard around. With tack of early pace, be attempted to improv* his petition down the back straight to avoid being outaprlnted in the later stage*. After becoming handy Greet Sensation did not run furtong from th* finish of & WruS, A* a result of the movotv Winnipeg H. Tyrol (K. 8. Cullen) had to be checked. J. T. Anderson, ridw of Big Mae. told the committee that any check received by Mm to thu incident wae contributed to by bls own mount. Aa a result no action was taken. The saddle sUpped on Pin a furlong and a half after the start of the Hopeful Stakes. She wm pulling hard, and her rider. A. T Jones, wm unable to etop her from running wide at th* junction with the course proper. Fontura. which wm outside Pin. wm forced very wide.

Broke Leg In Faß (NX Press Association) Alter nesstog l to the Trial Plate at Wairoa. Lautoka (T. J. McKenaie) dropped back, stumbled and then fell. Th* horse broke its near foreleg and was destroyed. ASHBURTON RAOWG OXTB AaHBU^rR^ aOT ACCEPTANCES ACCWTANCM for M fiuitomar Meeting, to behtid on FebAshtarto*. m P.O. Box St. VlMnB 67M.