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Tye Angland has failed to get a meeting shaved off a careless riding ban on appeal, meaning he will miss the ride on Ace High in the Caulfield Cup.

Damien Oliver  will ride Ace High  in the Caulfield Cup with Tye Angland  failing to get a reduction in a careless riding ban.

Angland's appeal against the severity of a four-meeting suspension incurred in last Saturday's Spring Champion Stakes was heard in Sydney on Friday, with the jockey needing to get a one-meeting reduction in order to ride in the Caulfield Cup.

Angland starts his suspension after Saturday's meeting at Randwick where he will ride Trapeze Artist in the $13 million Everest.

The David Payne -trained Victoria Derby winner Ace High won the Hill Stakes at Randwick at his most recent start and is at $13 in Caulfield Cup markets.

Oliver has won four Caulfield Cups with his most recent aboard Sky Heights in 1999.