RACING IN MELBOURNE

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXIX, Issue 21333, 7 November 1932, Page 7

RACING IN MELBOURNE

CUP MEETING CONCLUDES W. DUNCAN SUSPENDED KUVERA WINS FISHER PLATE GAINE CARRINGTON SECOND (Received November 6, 5.5 p.m.) MELBOURNE, Nov. 6 A sensation was caused at Flemington yesterday, the last day of the Melbourne Cup Carnival, when the leading jockey, W. Duncan, who won the Melbourne Cup on Peter Pan on Tuesday, was suspended for three months. The sentence was imposed after the Flemington Stakes, in which Duncan rodo Hall Mark into second place. It was alleged that ho crossed too sharply after going a furlong and interfered with Kinfauns and Johannes. At the Rand wick carnival last month J. E. Pike, who had a run of success similar to that of Duncan, suffered the same penalty for coming in too quickly on the field. Hie "weather was dull and there was a large attendance. Turbine scored a comfortable in the Batman. The rider, M. McCarten, had won the race previously on Cathmar and Ramulus. The trainer, J., King, prepared Cathmar. In a great finish in the Flemington Stakes L'Elite won narrowly from Hall Mark. Limarch (N.Z.), third, spoilt an excellent chance by running about near the finish. L'Elite is a stable-mato of the consistent Scalpel. Kuvera, who was fifth early, finished brilliantly to win the C. B. Fisher Plate. He is trained by the former New Zealander, George Price, who won with Veilmond last year. Gaine Carrington (N.Z.) made a good effort for second. The apprentice, E. C. Britt, rode the winner. Cimbrian, ridden by E. Baxter, led al! the way in the V.R.C. Handicap and won for the second successive year. Ho is trained by the former New Zealander, L. Robertson. In an exciting finish in the Ottawa Stakes the Adelaide-owned Ivorino won narrowly from Variance. She was ridden by W. Bevis. Pantheon, sire of Worini. also got Peter Pan. The New Zealander, Prestige, was unplaced. Idle Banter was sixth to the turn and finished fast to win the Final Handicap. The trainer, R. Sinclair, had a good juvenile, Royal Feast, a few years ago. Results: — BATMAN STAKES, Of £500; three-yenr-olds; special weights: 1 mile TURBINE. F. Malfred nnd J. King's blk c, by Tippler—The Dhow, 8.7 (M. McCarten) .. 1 "WALTZING LILT. S. Smith's. 8.3 .. 2 TOP HOLE, C. B. Kellow's, 8.7 ~ .. 8 Eight started. _ Length; 1} lengths; Elmaros was fourth. Time, lm 39Js. FLEMINGTON STAKES, Of £450; two-year-old colts and geldings: 5 fur. L'ELITE, L. Kearnev's ch c, by Gay Lothario—Sweet Marguerite, 7.5 . . 1 HALL MARK, C. B. Kellow's. 7.13 ..2 LIMARCH (N.Z.). O. Nicholson and E. R. Davis', 9.0 .. .. .. ..3 Seventeen started. Head; three-quarters of a length. Cassius was fourth. Time, lm OJs. , C. B. FISHER PLATE, Of £1000; weight-for-age; li miles KUVERA. "F. Smithden's" br c. 3yrs. by Brazen—Varta Mozzle, 7.9 (E. C. Britt) 1 GAINE CARRINGTON (N.Z.). T. A.. \V. M., and R Smith'e.-7.9 ... ..2 ORATORY, S. Green's; 7.9 .. .. ..3 Seven started. Length; half-a-length. Denis Boy was fourth. Time. 2m 311s. Sectional times: First four furlongs, 52}s: next four. 501s; last four, 495. V.R.C. HANDICAP, Of £750; 11 miles CIMBRIAN, A. T. Creswick's b hj, aged, by Devizes—Chersonese. 8.11 (E. Baxter) • • • 1 ROC, E. E. D. Clarke's. 7.5 .. ..2 TARRAMBA, E. Eccles'. 7.12 .. ..3 Head; two lengths. Manawhenua (N.Z.) wa? 'ourth. Timo, 3m 6s. The last four furlongs were run in 4715. OTTAWA STAKES, Of £500; maiden two-vear-old fillies: weight. 8.7; 5 fur. IVORINE, A. E. Haigh's br f. by Pantheon—Note, (W. Bevis) .. .. 1 ; VARIANCE, "Si A. Rawdon's" .. ..2 "WOODBINE, E. L. -Baillieu'a .. 5 . 8 Twelve started. Half-a-head; li lengths. Bridal Path was fourth. Time, lm lis.

FINAL HANDICAP, Of £500; li miles IDLE BANTER, F. P. Smith's b h. 4yrs, by Windbag—Poetaster, 6.12 .. 1 SILENT BIRD, M. Connell's, 6.12 .. 8 SATMOTH. J. Barnes and Dr. J. S. le Fevre's, 8.11 . • • • • • • • « Fifteen started. One and a-half lengths; half-a-length. Mira Donna was fourth. Time, 2m 4Js. ALDINGTON TROTTING t GOOD TRAINING WORK FREE ADVICE AGAIN PLEASES [by telegraph—own correspondent] CZERISTCHURCH, Saturday Conditions at Addington this morning" were again ideal for training, the track being very fast .and the atmosphere light. Freo Advice was given another fast workout and without being' unduly Eurried paced a mile and a-half in 3.14, lier last halfmile in CO 2-ss. She was accompanied by Wilma Dillon and Golden Pedro, the former giving a fine display by registering 3.15. Travis went a mile and a-half in 3.1S 3-5 and Netta Oro and Golden Direct worked a mile in 2.15. Wrecker, Biddy Parrish and Tempest went a mile and a-half, the first mile in 2.1 1-5, and they completed the journey in 8.18 1-5. All three gavo good displays, especially Biddy Parrish. . Auto Machine went away two lengths in front of Peter Pirate and registered 3.20, while Impromptu, who gave the pair a good start, clocked 3.15. Hollo easily beat Terence Dillon oyer a mile and a-half in 3.10 l-5_ without being fully extended, and Olivo Nelson "went two miles at a good strong pace. Silver Do Oro and Colorado went a mile and a-half in 3.23 and Gold Tinge a mile and a-Quarter fn 2.45. „ Roi L'Or was assisted by Rey Spec and Rey Direct over a mile and a-quarter, which took him 2.4G 1-5. He was wide out. Muriel De Oro beat Harvest Child over a mile and a-half in 3.1S and Indianapolis and Willie Derby occupied 3.34 to work a mile and a-half. . Dilworth pleased by tho manner tn which she went two miles, the last mile and a-half in 3.22 1-5. She was not extended. Arabond showed that there was little wrong with him when he went a mile and a-half ill 3.20 2-5, the last mile in 2.15 2-5, and he easily beat Worthy Queen. However, the latter gavo a fine display and she will be hard to beat in engagements at the meeting. ... .

Euawah wont two miles in 4.34 1-5 in approved style. She is right at her best. She was assisted by Major Lind, who went 2.12 1-5 for the Inst inile. Torn Thumb went a mile in 2.14 8-5 very comfortably. , „ _ Rare Pronto, Ronald Derby and Great Author went away in front of Great Parrish. Ronald Derby went his first mile in 2.1T.. Great Parrish raced up to the lender and beat him homo easily in 3.19. Ronald Derby doing the journey in 3.21. It was a good work-out on the part of Great Parrish, who is in his best form. Royal Comrade went a mile m 3.30 very comfortably. Nothing at headquarters looks better tha:n Roi L'Or, who has done a lot of fast,work. He will be driven by Free ILolmcs in hill cup engagement. "VV. J. Tom kin son's team is in great order at present nnij- he should win several raceii at the meeting. In Free Advice. Tempest. Wrecker, Wilma Dillon. Biddy Parrish and Indianapolis ho has a stronger team than anv trainer in New Zealand. Harold Logan is still the cup favourite. bu!t there is strong Bupport for Royal Silk, * rw Advice. Kingcraft and Red Shadow.