FRACTURED SKULL

Press, Volume CII, Issue 30146, 1 June 1963, Page 5

FRACTURED SKULL

Trainer Had Heavy Fall

The Washdyke trainer, P. H. C. Stock, had his skull fracturtd in a fall at a point-to-point meeting at Pleasant Point on Wednesday. He was riding Super Robin, which crashed into a gorse fence. Stock was admitted to hospital. Napoleon Bonaparte and Golden Syrup, two members of -his teanr engaged at Wingatui today, are now under the care of the trainer’s son, L. D Stock, who will ride Napoleon Bonaparte in the Otago Steeplechase.

£3m From Betting Levy In U.K.

(Special Crspdt LONDON, May 31

In a written answer to a question in the House of Commons, the Parliamentary undersecretary of the Home Office (Mr C Woodhouse) said about £3,500.000 would' be distributed to assist horse breeding societies, veterinary education and horse racing from funds made available by a bookmakers’ levy and an added amount available for distribution from totalisator operations.

VICTORIA AMATEUR TURF CLUB . ENTRIES CLOSE AT 4 P.M. on TUESDAY NEXT, JUNE 4 1963

New Zealand entries may be made at the Offices of the C.J.C, Christchurch, W.R.C., Wellington. A.R.C. and Waikato R.C, Auckland and D.J.C, Dunedin. To be run October 12 and 19 (Caulfield Cup Meeting). 1963 CAULFIELD GUINEAS, 5000 Quineas. For three- year-olds. One mile. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. 5000 Guineas. For three-year-old Fillies One mile. CAULFIELD CUP. £20.000 and Gold Cup value £400; one mile and a half