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48 SPORT THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD THURSDAY, 19 OCTOBER 1995 Canterbury SP totes panel RACING Olympic crash to Falcons SOCCER Race TAB Horse Jockey Opening Best Starting Win Place Price Price Price Dividend Dividends 11 GOLDEN DAYS Cooksley 54 fr4 64 S1.90 110 5 Social Function Marshall 12-1 15-1 15-1 4.00 3 Announcement Quinn 121 91 2.80 Scr 7. $20.40. $21.80. SI 38.40. 4 9 CRASH HOT Agnew 15-1 16-1 14 1 16.30 6.10 jL 10 Mighty Stormy Cassidy 91 10-1 8 1 3.00 3 That's Perfect Harris 71 121 12-1 3.80 Scr: 15 16.17.

$92.10. $1.682.10. 3 1 THE BOSS Harris 11 21 15-8 2.20 1.20 3 Roadworthy Agnew 6-1 1S2 92 1.70 10 Gregarry Boy Munce 12-1 16-1 16 1 4.00 Scr 2.9. $12.00. $125.40.

1 AU PAIR GIRL Agnew 64 64 109" 240 140 10 Pollyanna Mist Forrester 20 1 33-1 25-1 7.80 4 Nanaimo Aspros 71 121 121 4.00 Scr 2.12. $44.70. $535 SO. 5 1 ALFAARIS Cassidy 4-5 4 5 4-5 1.80 1.04 5 Bravo Zulu Innes 3-1 5-1 5-1 2.10 6 Battlewise Ms Cropp 14 1 25-1 15-1 3.70 Allstarted. $41.10.

6 3 UNREHEARSED Cooksley 94 134 3-1 3.30 1.50 2 Steelswitch Baker 5-2 S2 94 1.60 1 Raffle Spin Scorse 114 134 13-4 1.60 Allstarted. $11.60. $24.80. 7 4 SIGHTSEEING Ms Cropp 4-1 6-1 5 1 6.50 2.20 2 Yobro Beasley 5-1 71 6-1 2.70 5 Sistme Cassidy 5 2 4-1 134 2.10 Scr: 8.15. $22.50.

$30.10. $163.30. 8 5 BEACHCOMBER Aspros 4-1 9-2 41 5.10 1.90 2 River Breeze Green 6-1 6-1 6-1 2.50 3 Selfish Touch Cooksley 2-1 94 94 1.50 CAULFIELD CUP FIELD No Form Horse Barriers Jockey Weight Betting 1 2572 THE PHANTOM CHANCE dm (20) Hail 57.0 16-1 2 2332 IT'S ALL IN FUN dm (2) SScriven 55.5 7-1 3 X907 ALCOVE (17) Payne 54.0 16-1 4 0761 ALL OUR MOB (1) GL Cooksley 54.0 8-1 5 6016 STARSTRUCK (16) Miller 54.0 8-1 6 2425 PROTARA BAY do (7) GBoss 53.5 7-1 7 2347 C0UNTCH1VAS(4) Griffiths 53.0 16-1 8 1490 OPPRESSOR td (9) BYork 53.0 15-1 9 2982 DORIEMUS tm (6) Oliver 52.0 6-1 10 X900 DOUBLE TAKE (10) 52.0 66-1 11 3012 YES INDEED (11) RWCaddigan 52.0 40-1 12 5502 FEW ARE CHOSEN (15) LVCassidy 51.5 14-1 13 0517 PINDItdm (19) A Matthews 51.5 25-1 14 1241 UNSOLVED tcdm (14) Dittman 51.5 10-1 15 6170 BEAUX ART td (8) Taggart 51.0 25-1 16 6412 WAIKIKAMUKAU (13) Gauci 50.0 16-1 17 2316 LOVE DANCE (3) Prebble (a) 49.0 14-1 18 3217 ELECTRONIC dm (18) RSDye 48.0 7-1 EMERGENCIES 19 3170 ITALIAN SAINT mb (12) Walsh 53,0 40-1 20 1104 BUZZOFF tb (5) 49,5 10-1 Scr 6.12.13. $20.60. $31.30.

$99.60. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 3 and 4: The Boss (1) Au Pair Girt (1) $6.60. Special div $2.10 DAILY DOUBLE on races 6 and 7: Unrehearsed (3) Sightseeing (4) $29.70. Special div $3.50. SUPERFECTA on race 4: 1-10 4 8 5-13.

Not won. SUPERFECTA on race 8: 5-2-3-1 10-4. $4,680.80. TAB INVESTMENTS: Total: $2,951,425.50. turning for home was prepared to release vitality of which asset there was considerable volume, timed acceleration ideally near 200m (4 9-215-4 4) 1.

RIVER BREEZE: Mrs Danko Mrs Leavey's br 5y (Rivotious (USA) Dancing Zephyr) 55.5 6 (T Green) 5th to begin, same joining course proper, able to improve slightly though two and three off fence when 4th 1000m. had problems securing more comfortable situation 800m. jockey had little alternative but to mount challenge from that position, made spirited dash passing Leger but appeared to stride ungenerously having inclination to hang and shift ground but in that process continued improvement (6) 2. SELFISH TOUCH: A Brennan. May.

Robertson. Hay. Oliff Broadhead's br 4v (Covetous Instinct) 55 3 (G Cooksley) clearly best to begin, led turning into back straight then placed under firm control to hold 3rd position with jockey presenting portrait of confidence mount responding in kind to be 3rd entering straight, attempted to move into challenging contention nearing 200m but began conceding momentum struggling to resist late charge from rival coveting his position (2 94 fav) 3len 3. GEOLOGY: 55.5 2 (L Cassidy) 2nd settling jockey wishing to restrain mount in preference to seeking leadership, hence was 4th turning into back straight, mount seemed at ease with strategy holding ground without providing unnecessary exuberance to turn, attempted to storm passing Leger but had problems with acceleration (5-2 9-2)3len 4. CRAZY MAN: 52 8 (G Killen) close 3rd on landing, crossed with sharp thrust to lead on run towards back straight, having gained pride of place at some expense of additional strength was given kindly passage so that had reasonable advantage entering straight but when resistance was required had only fractional amount to provide (14 15 12) 3 Alen 5.

Then followed: Candytuft 54 1 (Allan Robinson) (5 13-2 6) 3Vlen. Black Pine 52 carr 49 9 (D Fromberg) (33 25) 5len. Sparks Fly 52.5 carr 51 4 (L Beasley) (16 40) 7ien. Stircourt 52 5 (M Logue) (14 33) 7 'Alen. Booster Hooves 52 10 (K Forrester) (33 50) 15 Alen.

Scr: Our Friend Henry (6) San Fernando (12) Insignia (13). Time: lm 34.09s (last 600m 35.54s). Off: 5.15. Trainers: I A Macpherson Williams Walter. Judge's Nos: 5 2 3.

Course Double: (4) (5) $197.10. Stewards Report BLACK PINE was slow to move at the start and then in the home straight shifted considerable ground outwards. For some distance after the 1400m GEOLOGY overraced and would not settle. Approaching the crossing after the 1300m STIRCOURT got its head up. shifted away from CANDYTUFF and was checked to avoid the heels of BLACK PINE.

Making the turn after the 700m RIVER BREEZE hung in. Approaching the 600m CANDYTUFF brushed the running rail when crowded by BLACK PINE which shifted in. WEATHER: Fine. TRACK: Good. UTS Olympic fell 4-2 to a rampant Morwell Falcons last night, ending their unbeaten start to the A-League.

The Falcons began the onslaught after only 36 seconds when Brian Bothwell scored, followed closely by a John Waddell free kick that found the net. Marcus Stergiopoulos kept up the home side's momentum with a clever lob over UTS keeper Mike Gibson two minutes into the second half and Ernie Tapai finished off a free-flowing move to give the Falcons a 4-0 lead after 53 minutes. Olympic pulled back two soft goals through Adam Ciantar and substitute Elias Augerinos. In other matches last night, defending champions Melbourne Knights dominated with 24 shots on target to Marconi's three to win 2-0 at home; the Newcastle Breakers kept intact their unbeaten home record with a 1 -1 draw with West Adelaide; and a powerful last-minute strike by South Melbourne substitute Steve Mangos snatched a 2-1 away victory against Adelaide City. Knights skipper Andrew Marth was rewarded for a lionhearted display in mid-field when he scored the opener in the 64th minute and Joe Spiteri wrapped it up in the 90th.

Playing a perfect tactical match to counter Wests' midfield, Newcastle recovered from conceding a third-minute goal to equalise through Jason Bennett five minutes later and pin the visitors in their own half for most of the match. Adelaide City looked set to share the points with South Melbourne before Mangos's free-kick left Zebras keeper Jason Petkovic stranded. Damian Mori equalised for the home side in the 66th minute after Socceroo Paul Trimboli gave the visitors the lead in the 37th minute. Continued from page 51 Historic link gone 12 34TH GRADES 472m: 7 2 WILKUR BOY 1. 9 2 Cyclone Memory 2.

6 Mr Flirtatious 3. Then followed: 6 Warm Sensation 8 Serrata Slipper 5 Bigbad Derek 6 Top Brand 6-4 fav Nikkibob last. All started. Hd. 7.

len. Time: 27.62. NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 1 7 4. Win $5.30 place $2.00 $1.60 $3.70. $15.60.

$36.40. $274.00. Scr: 9.10. RACE 2: 5 1 6. Win $6.80 place $1.60 $3.10 $1.50.

$44.80. $76.10. $262.10. Scr: 9. RACE 3: 1 4 7.

Win $1.90 place $1.20 $2.40 $1.80. $9.70. $30.30. $73.90. Scr: 9.

RACE 4: 8 6 7. Win $20.30 place $3.00 $1.40 $2.50. $33.50. $58.30. $892.00.

Scr: 9.10. RACE 5: 4 2 1. Win $1.90 place $1.30 $1.90 $1.90. $5.60. $8.70.

$29.40. Scr: 9. RACE 6: 1 4 7. Win $7.70 place $2.20 $1.80 $1.80. $17.00.

$37.90. $207.40. Scr: 9.10. RACE 7: 7 3 4. Win $2.70 place $1.50 $1.60 $2.70.

$4 60. $16.20. $41.80. Scr: 9.10. RACE 8: 3 5 1.

Win $4.90 place $1.80 $4.40 $1.60. $43.30. $78.80. $313.90. Scr: 9.10.

RACE 9: 8 4 1. Win $3.10 place $1.20 $2.10 $2.00. $5.70. $17.90. $41.60.

Scr: 9.10. RACE 10: 5 7 4. Win $12.40 place $4.30 $1.80 $1.90. $36.70. $40.80.

$323.10. Scr: 9.10. RACE 11: 4 1 2. Win $5.20 place $1.70 $1.30 $1.60. $10.70.

$20.40. $65.70. Scr: 9.10. RACE 12: 3 7 4. Win $5.00 place $1.50 $2.10 $2.90.

$19.30. $36.30. $284.60. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 2 and 3: Ranchi Style (5) Land Lord (1) $22.20. Spoecial div $5.70.

DAILY DOUBLE ON race 5 and 6: Kellie's Cupid (4) Glen Ticky 8oy (1) $27.40. Special div $1.70. SUPERFECTA on race 2: 5-1-6-3-4-7 $5,956.30. SUPERFECTA on race 8: 3-5-1-6-2-4 Not won. Cessnock NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 1 7 3.

Win $2.10 place $1.60 $1.50 $2.60. $7.50. $8.90. $74.60. Scr: 5.6.

RACE 2: 3 1 4. Win $7.20 place $2.20 $1.70 $3.40. $14.00. $32.40. $337.00.

Scr: 9.10. RACE 3: 8 10 6. Win $4.60 place $1.70 $2.40 $1.90. $42.40. $43.50.

$264.80. Scr: 2.3.9. RACE 4: 5 4 3. Win $6.50 place $2.50 $2.70 $4.00. $50.60.

$44.50. $587.00. Scr: 9,10. RACE 5: 3 4 2. Win $35.20 place $4.90 $1.80 $2.80.

$33.20. $51.30. $562.10. Scr: 9,10. RACE 6: 8 1 7.

Win $6.10 place $1.70 $1.40 $2.70. $4.80. $17.20. $84.00. Scr: 3.

RACE 7: 6 2 3. Win $2.60 place $2.30 $1.04 $2.00. $8.20. $10.30. $122.80.

RACE 8: 7 5 1. Win $8.10 place $1.80 $2.80 $1.50. $12.80. 76.70. $199.50.

Scr: 9,10. RACE 9: 1 2 7. Win $5.90 place $2.10 $1.80 $4.20. $20.70. $15.90.

$205.70. Scr: 9. 10. RACE 10: 618. Win $1.60 place $1.04 $3.60 NTD.

$8.00. $5.30. $15.60. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 4 and 5: Darkie George (5) Magneto Gem (3) $92.30. Special div $6.90.

DAILY DOUBLE on races 6 and 7: Debonair Girl (8) Dr Franko (6) $13.80. No special div. SUPERFECTA on race 2: 3-1-4-7-2-6 Not won. SUPERFECTA on race 8: 7-5-1-3-2-4 Not won. RANCHBURG 58 (D Nikolic) 3.

Then followed: 10 Century Toast 53.5 (D Gauci) and 33 Luskin's Promise 53.5 (G Boss) dh4. 10 Just Sterling 56 (P Hutchinson) 16 Rare And Brave 56 (B York) 8 Espinosa 59 carr 56 (Craig Williams) 50 Stardus-ter 53.5 (B Prebble) 16 Navajo Pearl 54 carr 51 (S Hyland) 8 Garuda 56.5 (D Oliver) 8 Mandormus 53.5 (D Taggart) 14 Ranch Star 57 (P Payne) 14 Light Guns 56.5 carr 53.5 (A Payne) 5 fav St. Rory 59 carr 53 (S Vella) 25 Our Floral Prince 53.5 carr 52 (D Beasley) 10 Blue Orchids 55 (J Didham) last. Scr: Monsieur. Punctual.

Scratched at the barrier Delsole (6-1). Prices shown are subject to a deduction of 11c win and 11c place. nk. 1 Alen. Time: 1.10.00.

NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 1 7 3. Win $1.90 place $1.10 $1.40 $3.10. $5.00. $7.80. $46.30.

Scr: 6.8. RACE 2: 10 7 9. Win $18.40 place $6.60 $2.70 $4.70. $76.00. $234.80.

$2,590.50. Scr: 4. RACE 3:15 3. Win $2.10 place $1.60 $2.10 NTD. $3.60.

$5.90. $17.60. RACE 4: 8 16 19. Win $19.60 place $7.50 $3.60 $6.70. $117.00.

$327.30. $7,811.60. Scr: 9.20. RACE 5: 10 5 4. Win $182.40 place $24.60 $2.20 $3.40.

$607.70. $2,210.10. $13,493.30. Scr: 8.9.12. RACE 6: 11 9 12.

Win $9.30 place $3.30 $9.70 $8.90. $195.20. $333.60. $6,552.80. Scr: 19.20.

RACE 7: 3 11 8. Win $8.70 place $2.90 $7.20 $5.30. $193.80. $371.00. $3,337.20.

Scr: 4.9.16. RACE 8: 8 16 4. Win $33.20 place $11.20 $3.30 $3.00. $326.20. $397.60.

$5,005.10. Scr: 1.5.6. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 5 and 6: Macdrury (10) The Burgenstock (111 $1,736.30. Special div $125.30. DAILY DOUBLE on races 7 and 8: Shame (3) Sir Knight (8) $323.60.

Special div $7.90. Ipswich Track Fast 1 MAIDEN HCP 1200m: 4 6 fav KAHLIL GIBRAN (b 3y Sir Laurence (NZ) Florange. Trained by Baldwin) 57.5 (A Russell) 1, 2a OPAL RIDGE 53.5 (J Walk) 2. 12 RUBRA STAR 54.5 (M Pelling) 3. Then followed: 20 Al Gen 6 Phantom Jack 6 Western Eagle 12 Freeborn 33 Northern Victory 5 Danzeing 7 Double Duce last.

Scr: St. Hareb. 2len. Time: 1.12.00. 2 MAIDEN HCP (1) 1200m: 94 eq fav GOSHARK LADY (ch 4y Red Goshawk Warrego Lady.

Trained by O'Neill) 55 carr 53.5 (Ms Schweida) 1. 9-4 eq fav STEFFI'S DANCER 56.54 (S Shield) 2, 14 SIMPLY RUTH 53 (A Russell) 3. Then followed: 20 Kikori Meri 4 Tenebrous 9-2 Come On Susie 5 Long Arrow 10 Val's Interest 5 Sylvan Maid last. Scr: Semi Choice, Duel For Her. lien, lilen.

Time: 1.11.20. 3 MAIDEN HCP (2) 1200m: 3 CAROLINA'S MUSIC (ch 3y Kind Music (G8) Rain Feather. Trained by Tinsley) 55 carr 52.5 (D Hayse) 1. 13-8 fav CENTELLE 53.5 (G Stockdale) 2. 13-2 SLAP AND TICKLE 53 (A Russell) 3.

Then followed: 7 Promellina 10 Blazing Embers 50 Bali Psrincess 13-2 Glitzy Page 10 Sashar's Crystal 4 Transvlvania 33 Quarry Boss. All Started. Nk. 1.11.90. 4 CLASS 2 HCP 1000m: 7 FAITH IN GOSH (b 4y No Faith (US) Oh My Gosh.

Trained by Dunn) 53.5 carr 54 (M Cahill) 1. 6 PRINCE NATHAN 55.5 (S Ridler) 2. 9 SAVALAS 54.5 (J Taylor) 3. Then followed: 7 Rory's Nun 100 Veiled Meaning 6 Taigum Nick 10 Clarrie 7 Gage 72 Turbary 52 fav Scrabble last. All Started.

lien. Time: 0.58.00. 5 MAIDEN HCP 1500m: 6-4 fav BAHATI (b 3y Adayoun (Ire) -Lack Lustre. Trained by Balzan) 56 (M Pelling) 1. 9-2 CHAUVEL'S MISTRESS 53.5 carr 51 (C Reith) 2, 6 AKUINA MATATA 55 (J Flanders) 3.

Then followed: 4 Bright Prospect 12 Raise A Sweat 9-2 Role Play 7 Mr. Pago 10 Major Reform 20 Susy 50 Zappems 100 Langford 11 Our Lifestyle last. Scr: Sea Sylic. Wain-court Lass. l'-len, TAIen.

Time: 1.32.10. 6 CLASS 3 HCP 1666m: 5 JUST RELAX (chg5y Loosen Up (US) Haden's Song. Trained by Moore) 55.5 (PCuddihy) 1. 54 fav REGAL RAJ 53.5 (P Wolfgram) 2. 6 ZOFFMEL 53 carr 51.5 (S Moses) 3.

Then followed: 5 My Cimon 30 Tasol 25 Red Pick 8 Give Us A Go 14 Saudan Couloir 9-2 Over The Bay 66 She's Multi 8 Ballyleon last. All started. nk. 4len. Time: 1.42.20.

7 WELTER HCP 1666m: 74 fav ENDORSEMENT (br 5y Bellotto (US) Tourist Visa (US). Trained by Mayfield-Smith) 56.5 (C Small) 1. 4 WILD ICE 54 (M Dolendo) 2. 134 HARVEY'S GOLD 56.5 (K Mahoney) 3. Then followed: 158 Riddling 10 The Avenue 10 Seymour Moss 9 Niewtun last.

Scr: Northern Beauty, Sky Votino. Ns, 47len. Time: 1.40.30. 8 CLASS 1 HCP 1350m: 12 GREAT TIMING (b 4y Red Goshawk Songht (NZ). Trained by Mrs I Geisel) 53 (K Mahoney) 1.

114 fav RIGHT ANSWER 53.5 (A Russell) 2. 7 CAPINDA 53.5 (J Walk) 3. Then followed: 9-2 Prateus 7-2 Carlow-man 15 Noble Minstrel 5 Herbie Wiffen 16 King's Double 9 Embrace Me 20 Francis' Image 3 Gilbatron last. Scr: Zedaveron. Mavala's Hawk.

Hd. 27rlen. Time: 1.21.10. NSW TAB DIVS RACE1: 2 9 6. Win $1.50 place $1.04 $6.70 $3.20.

$40.30. $32.70. $396.40. Scr: 3. RACE 2: 3 1 10.

Win $3.50 place $1.90 $1.90 $5.60. $8.30. $16.50. $348.60. Scr: 4,6.

RACE 3: 2 7 10. Win $4.00 place $1.70 $1.70 $2.00. $5.40. $12.80. S59.40.

RACE 4: 6 2 3. Win $13.20 place $3.70 $1.90 S3. 10. $64.40. $125.20.

$1,152.00. RACE 5: 1 7 3. Win $2.20 place $1.20 $1.60 S2.40. $6.20. $7.30.

$56.40. Scr: 5.14. RACE 6: 2 5 11. Win $6.10 place $1.60 $1.60 $2.30. $4.80.

$11.90. $84.40. RACE 7: 2 9 3. Win $2.80 place $1.60 $3.10 NTD. $6.00.

$14.00. $47.70. Scr: 7,8. RACE 8: 12 11 8. Win $33.10 place $6.60 $2.30 $2.80.

$72.50. $207.50. $2,024.90. Scr: 4.13. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 4 and 6: Faith In Gosh (6i Just Relax (2) $166.00.

No special div. DAILY DOUBLE on races 7 and 8: Endorsement (2) Great Timing (12) $130.30. Special div $3.00. Murray Bridge NSW. TAB DIVS RACE 1: 5 4 10.

Win $8.90 place $2.20 $2.30 $3.00. $42.70. $78.10. $628.80. RACE 2:215.

Win $6.50 place $1.50 $1.30 $2.10. $2.90. $10.60. $37. 10.

Scr: 11. RACE 3: 10 6 9. Win $4.20 place $1.50 $2.50 $3.50. $21.40. $42.50.

$401.30. RACE 4: 4 10 3. Win $6.70 Place $2.20 $9.20 $1.80. $140.40. $207.60.

$1,820.30. RACE 5 2 11. Win $7.70 place $2.30 $1.80 $3.60. $10.60. $37.00.

$476.50. Scr: 4. RACE 6: 2 3 8. Win $7.40 place $2.70 $2.40 $2.30. $29.80.

$47.20. $381.00. Scr: 1. RACE 7: 12 9 2. Win $14.50 place $4.10 $4.70 $1.90.

$102.90. $187.00. $1,897.20. RACE 8. 4 7 12.

Win $2.60 place $1.70 $3.10 $9.80. $19.30. $30.40. $600.10. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 4 and 5: Smithie Pride (4) Yankee Dapper (5) $49.30.

Special div $5.30. DAILY DOUBLE on races 6 and 7: Lady Preakness (2) Damascus Dawn (12) $133.00. No special div. Canterbury 1 NATIONAL SENIORS HCP 1290m GOLDEN DAYS: Greinefs 3y iRedmead (USA) Tall Poppy) 55.5 7 (G Cooksley) her sharp beginning prefaced use of natural speed, her leading the field was only briefly undertaken, restrained To be 2nd otitS'de leader but travelling better tnan that rival to 800m. when still in indentical position 400m her superiority appeared clearly defined as was confirmed with such strong acceleration passing Leger.

was to dominate run home (5-4 6-4 fdV) 1. SOCIAL FUNCTION: Nattrasss 3y (Squill (USA) Social Golfer) 52 1 (J Marshall) outsped initially -but able to find affinity v.ith inside rail when 5th opening 200m. comfortably slid along fence to be 3rd in ideal trailing position to 80Cm. held that ground without undue effort to turn, as winner charged so did she but lacked the former's strength of stride from Leger(1215)2''len 2. ANNOUNCEMENT: Woodlands Stud Svnd's ch 3v (Marauding (NZ) Publicise) 53 carr 53.5 8 (R Quinn) 4th soon after start and being so comfortably accommodated strode along generously in that position to turn, she was yet anctner to be outsped by winner but retained her competitive instincts to consistently improve and needed fortitude to withstand harassment for minor placing nearing post (912 3.

THE ESSENCE: 53.5 carr 52 4 (L Beasley) left barrier skillfully but found difficulty in gaining full rhythmic stride appearing to be ill at ease to 950m. still in that situation 700m by which time leaders had gained considerable advantage. 7th struggling to find necessary increase of stride but from Leger laid claim to place prospects wtiich were somewtiat negated by her oenchant to lav in. nevertheless Aetit home eoually as well as any ial excepting winner (4 6 11-2) 4. QALIH: 51.5 9 Cassidv) speedy scon after start occupying 2nd position first 150m covering ground and eased to be 5th to 800m.

held that position to turn, unable to increase tempo but made determined efforeti 7-26) 7len 5. Then followed: River Maize 52.5 6 iW Aspros) (8 14) 7len. innadorf 51 3 iC Muncei (9-2 11-2 5) S'ilen. Responsible Ladv 51.5 5 Cropp) (20 33 20) i5ien. Lochelia 51.5 2 (A Cavallo) (33 50) ioV.len.

Time: 1m 16.32s (last 600m as 'Off: 1.03. Trainers: Lees Dombkins Hawkes. Judge's Nos: 15 3. Stewards Report LOCHELLAjumped awkwardly at the start. RESPONSIBLE LADY blundered at the start.

For some distance in the middle stages LOCHELLA over-raced and would not Just prior to straigntening RESPONSIBLE LADY was momentary steadied away from the heels Of RIVER MAIZE (W Aspros! which shifted in. Aspros was advised to exercise- more care. 2 ASHFIELD CATHOLIC COMMUNITY CLUB HCP 1250m CRASH HOT: Mrs A Secco's ch 3v (Squill (USA) -Jeune Holly) 55 carr 52.5 13 (C Agnew) able to overcome wide amer through sheer speed leading torn cutset crossing with quiet ca'Ti. dictated speed to such extent was literally coasting in pacemaking roie 400m. jockey had not moved position in saddle until approaching 200m when he vigorously applied persuasion but then concentrated uoon hands and heels application d'recting mount to impacting victory (151614) 1.

MIGHTY STORMY: P. Abrahams' ch 3y iM-ghty Avaianche All Stormy) 54.5 10 Cassidy! 6th to settle. 7th off track but finding location in desirable position to SOOrn. 5th closing and being set for charge entering straight, at full thrust passing Leger though more towards centre than inside of track, sustained power but never genuine challenger (9 10 8i Isr, 2. THAT'S PERFECT: St Aubins Scone Partnership Synd's 3y (Yeats (USA) Perfect Dancer) 55.5 11 (W Harris) began speedily, forced over additional ground by inside runners initially out maintained prominence securing 2nd position 800m.

3rd Still off course entering straight, pressured for additional thrust passing Leger which was produced but not in sufficient volume to take him into threatening location (7 12) 3. MR PIPER: 55.5 12 (C Munce) yet another to be forced over undesirable territory but lacked pace of three placed runners, hence when 10th on run to 800m faced exacting challenge which improved slightly when 8th for home, impressed with commitment in run to post (9-2 11-2) 2len 4. DON'T RUSH: 53.5 14 (P Losh) able to summon sufficient pace to be within range of lead opening 200m. steadily crossed to be 3rd and travelling eagerly 800m. 2nd tut under sufferance in chase of winner top of straight, nevertheless was admired for consistent desire (15 5.

Then followed: Clear Say 55 5 Quinn) (7 9 8) 3'Alen, fiambona 55.5 4 (J Marshall) (3 9-2 4 fav) 3y.len. Aquamony 55 21 (Adrian Robinson) (8 13-2) 6'Jen. Sheik 54.5 7 (G Cooksley) (6 10: 6len. Sneak A Peek 54 carr 2.5 1 (L Beasley) (9 8) 8V-len. Charr.pegne 'N' Ice 55.5 3 (W Aspros) (12 33) lllen.

Fireworks Muic 55.5 6 (S Mezzasalmai (33 66) Counterbourd 54.5 carr 51.5 9 IS Hughes; (50 1251 Red Storm Rising 55.5 8 (W Denmark) (100 250) JCMen. Scr Our Little Prince (15; Ceaar Road (16) Athenry (17). Time: lm 33.44s (last 600ni 36.03s). Off: 1.40. Trainers: A Denham Guy Lees.

Judge's Nos: 9 10 3. Course Double (for Stewards Report MR PlPER. RED STORM RISING and FIREWORKS MUSIC were Slow to move at the start. Shortly after the start CHAMPAGNE 'N' ICE was s'eadied when crowded for room bnveen RAMBONA and AQUAMONY (A Robinson) which shifted out. A Robinson was severely reprimanded and advised to exercise more care.

Approaching the 1000m RAMBONA was checked when crowded for room between AQUAMONY and CLEAR BAY which in when awkwardly placed to the heels of THAT'S PERFECT (W Harris! which shifted in when being steadied after initially being clear of these runners. In tnese circumstances no direct action was taken, however Harris was ad vised that he must ensure that he endeavours at all times to avO'd interference. For some distance approaching the 800m SNEAK A PEEK was awkwardly placed inside the heels of THAT'S PERFECT. After the 800m RED STORM RISING, which was hanging hi. shifted ground and momentarily crowded FIREWORKS MUSIC for room.

For a short distance after straightening CLEAR SAY had difficulty obtaining clear running. When placed under pressure after the 200m SILVER SHEIK hung in. For some distance approaching and passing the 200m THAT'S PERFECT had difficulty obtaining clear running and approaoching the laOm. when being shifted to the outside of CRASH HOT to obtain running, carried DON'T RUSH wider oj the track. After the race the clubs veterinary surgeon reported that AQUAMONY had been gailoped on on its rear hind leg.

3 EVERGREENS HCP 1290m THE BOSS: Gooree Pastoral Co Svnd 4y (Bletchingiv Just Blooming) 56.5 4 Harris) 3rd aay. immediately found balanced rhvthm which transposed into confidence allowing her to stride freeiy to 3rd position 1000m. from that point stored vitality keeping within constant contact of leaders whilst still 3rd 800m. 2nd moving ith genuine menace entering straight, given scope for acceleration 200m to snare leadership, immediately placed under seige by runner-up. pined by that runner who appeared to be producing more power 100m but jockey's absolute skill had allowed mount to contain reserves RAFFLE SPIN: A Harmer.

Mrs Luckie. Mrs Marshall. Mrs Costigan Hodge's br 5y (Raffle King Spinning Snow) 55.5 1 (A Scorse) taking maximum advantage of favourable draw, close 3rd settling then 4th on run to 800m virtually tracking winner which he did. in same position entering straight, when given scope for charge improved only fractionally (11-4 35-2 134) 3 'Alen 3. KOSTYA: 52.5 3 (N Rae) as anticipated was well distanced from leaders on settling being in 7th position after 200m.

travelled along in almost identical circumstances to point of turn where anticipations rose to such extent impact was expected, initially made sharp improvement near 200m but from there on lost tempo (5 8 13 2) 5len 4. BRIGADIER SCOTT: 52 7 (L Cassidv) 6th opening 200m. strode along confidently and boldly in same situation to turn, made only academic improvement from Leger (5 9)5len 5. Then followed: Seeking Justice 52 carr 50.5 4 (L Beasley) (10 15 14) Secret Ode 52 5 (J Innes) (50 200) 12len, Glenmurray Opera 52 8 (C Munce) (25 50) 13 Alen. My Speciality 52 6 (Lisa Cropp) (16 40) 16yilen.

All started. Time: lm 15.54s race record (last 600m 35.13s). Off: 4.03. Trainers: I A Macpherson A Corliss Hodge. Judge's Nos: 3 21.

Course Double: (1) (3) $13.50. Stewards Report MY SPECIALITY was slow to move at the start and then lost further ground when being slow into stride. Shortly after the start BRIGADIER SCOTT dipped. At about the 1000m STEELSWITCH was steadied when crowded for room by GLENMURRAY OPERA, which was taken in by UNREHEARSED, which shifted ground when not quite clear. Cooksley (UNREHEARSED) explained that it was intended to ride the gelding, which was having its first start in blinkers and from its outside barrier forward from the start in an attempt to obtain a position behind the leaders.

He said that after jumping well when the horses on the inside did not go forward he rode his mount to the lead, where it travelled comfortably. After the race it was noted that KOSTYA had lost an off foreplate in running. 7 MARRIOTT SURFERS PARADISE RESORT HCP 1900m SIGHTSEEING: Mrs Thompson's or br 7y (Been There -Daring Duchess) 53 9 (Lisa Cropp) jumped on level terms, immedialy placed under disciplined rein to gradually and patiently be taken towards inside rail approaching winning post first time where being two off fence was one of last three at that point, having found desirable position was 10th on fence lazily striding but travelling with more equalibrium than his opposition to TOOm, having conserved distance and reserves bounded through opening inside 600m to be 9th and powering 400m. 8th taken four wide to open territory with uninterrupted passage to nearing Leger. with balance undisturbed spread his talents to demoralise opponents closing 150m (4 6 5) 1.

YOBRO: Copeland Nicholas's ch 5y (Gypsy Kingdom Liase) 55.5 carr 54 8 (I Beasley) 9th turning out of straight, a situation he continued to occupy to 1000m. keeping in proximity of winner but outside that runner was 10th 80Cm. 9th endeavouring to match strides with victor entering straight but from Leger was both outsped and outstayed (5 7 11-2 6) 2. SISTINE: A Bell. Christen-sen, A Hayes Seccull's 3y (Scenic (Ire) Angel On High) 53 1 (L Cassidy) clearly best to begin with jockey having no desire for his mount to take pacemaking role, rather settled her in 4th position along fence turning out of straight, she travelled with co-operative strength to top of straight being ideally positioned to manoeuvre into any split, with adaptable attitude dashed through along fence 200m to be in challenging position just behind winner but Began fading on run closing 50m (5-2 4 7-2 154 134 fav) 3.

DEVORLEIGH: 52.5 carr 50 11 (C Agnew) left barrier on terms being 5th under shortish rein winning post first time, then given opportunity to dash which she willingly accepted to lead turning into back straight and maintain pacemaking role to top of straight when placed under pressure from pursuers passing Leger resisted until being overpoweredat 4. COOKBUNDOON BLUE: 55.5 2 (G Cooksley) 2nd settling. 3rd in stylish relaxation to 1000m. 2nd looming into contention 600m holding that position to straight entrance but consumed by the expressive strength of those closing on him near 200m (3 5 9-2) 3len 5. Then followed: Danzare 51.5 carr 52 12 (W Aspros) (8 20) Grezelle 51 4 McDougall) (25 80) Concerto's Estate 51 carr 51.5 5 (Leanne Olsen) (66 200) 7 Alen.

Black Jewel 51 carr 51.5 13 (G Killen) (30 80) 9 Alen. Freedom Ride 51 carr 51.5 3 (M Logue) (40 66) 9 Alen. Profiles 51 carr 51.5 6 (K Forrester) (10 14) 9 Alen, Red Rubric 51.5 10 Munce) (8 20 16) 127: len. Prince Burnbum 54.5 7 (W Sorensen) pulled up in home straight, failed to finish (4 7 13-2 7). Scr: Esprit De Jazz (8) Crazy Man (15).

Time: lm 57.40s (last 600m 36.17s). Off: 4.39. Trainers: Thompson Roberts A Bell. Judge's Nos: 4 2 5. Course Daily Double: (3) (4) $29.70.

Stewards Report BLACK JEWEL jumped very awkwardly and got its head up on a number of occasions in the early stages. After passing the winning post on the first occasion DAI ZARE. which was overracing and would not settle, was steadied away from the heels of YOBRO. After straightening PRINCE BURNUM was eased down and the vet revealed that it was in a very distressed RACE 4: 6 5 13. Win $19.40 place $4.50 $2.80 $1.90.

$93.50. $180.20. $1,039.90. Scr: 1.7. RACE 5: 3 11 10.

Win $12.30 place $1.10 $2.10 $4.70. $40.60. $95.00. $768.70. Scr: 5.6.9.18.

RACE 6: 2 5 4. Win $1.90 place $1.10 $3.10 $6.20. $9.00. $12.90. $187.60.

RACE 7: 3 1 12. Win $31.20 place $7.30 $1.60 $2.70. $41.90. $102.20. $919.90.

Scr: 9,11,17,18. RACE 8: 5 13 2. Win $12.80 place $3.60 $2.60 $1.50. -Q: $53.20. $109.90.

$643.40. Scr: 3.10.17.18. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 5 and 6: Eagle Road (3) Sundance Kid (2) $46.30. No special div. DAILY DOUBLE on races 7 and 8: Perfect Tune 3) Space Ruler (5) $197.70.

Special div $22.30. PACING Bathurst NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 8 3 2. Win $23.10 place $4.30 $2.70 $1.50. $100.60. $73.60.

$1,769.50. RACE 2: 6 5 2. Win $19.10 place $3.40 $3.20 $1.90. $138.60. $1,058.20.

$2,175.50. RACE 3: 3 5 2. Win $16.80 place $2.70 $2.10 $3.90. $41.10. $113.60.

$1,253.30. RACE 4: 10 2 3. Win $17.30 place $2.50 $2.80 $3.20. $126.60. $84.60.

$1,902.80. RACE 5: 5 6 7. Win $9.20 place $2.40 $1.50 $3.70. $7.90. $65.40.

$259.70. RACE 6: 9 5 1. Win $1.50 place $1.04 $2.50 $1.90. $7.00. $9.00.

$19.00. RACE 7: 6 7 3. Win $1.20 place $1.04 $3.60 $2.00. $11.10. $13.30.

$52.30. RACE 8: 5 2 6. Win $3.70 place $1.30 $2.20 $1.80. $15.30. $41.50.

$136.00. Scr: 8. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 1 and 2: Buffies Image (8) Sailing (6) $299.10. No special div. DAILY DOUBLE on races 3 and 4: Buddy Olhe (3) Mickey Jay (10) $506.00.

No special div. SUPERFECTA on race 4: 10-2-3-8-6-5 Not won. SUPERFECTA on race 8: 5-2-6-1-9-4 Not won. Wangaratta NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 3 2 7. Win $1 70 place $1.20 $9.30 $1.40.

$25.60. $67.00. $191.00. RACE 2: 1 9 8. Win $3.00 place $1.50 $2.40 $3.80.

$21.80. $47.70. $340.90. RACE 3: 1 2 7. Win $16.70 place $2.80 $1.50 $1.60.

$16.60. $63.10. $298.70. RACE 4: 3 8 7. Win $2.90 place $1.20 $2.10 $2.10.

$6.80. $14.40. $98.10. RACE 5: 7 12. Win $2.00 place $1.50 $2.30 $2.10.

$13.30. $17.10. $59.60. Scr: 3. RACE 6: 2 1 4.

Win $1.04 No place divs. $1.50. $1.10. $2.90. Scr: 5.

RACE 7: 7 3 1. Win $2.50 place $2.00 $2.20 NTD. $7.60. $19.10. $49.40.

Scr: 8. RACE 8: 3 4 6. Win $3.50 place $1.60 $1.04 $2.10. $3.00. $8.70.

$27.80. Scr: 1. RACE 9: 4 2 6. Win $1.60 place $1.60 $3.80 NTD. $7.20.

$23.30. $45.60. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 3 and 4: Renwest (1) Louisiana Lombo (3) $96.90. No special div. DAILY DOUBLE on races 5 and 7: Canasta Star (7) Tracy Mac (7) $6.00.

Special div $2.20. GREYHOUNDS 1 5TH GRADE 472m: 5 2 DIAMOND YOVO 1. 10 Jackie's Place 2. 20 Tuscany Blue Tag 3. Then followed: 20 trendy Tag 25 Sea Farmer 1-1 fav Doc Martin 8 Mogul Maestro 10 Princess Jedda last.

Scr: Shirt's Choice, Alsa-bronco. lttlen, hd. Time: 27.54. 2 45TH GRADES 686m: 6 RANCHI STYLE 1, 6 Dratta's Boy 2. 4 Movealong Home 3.

Then followed: 6-4 fav Striking Asset 7-4 Graphic Miss 20 Aussie Cuts 20 Royal Heritage 20 Pistol Pete last. Scr Short Cuts. 5len. Time: 40.57. 3 5TH GRADE 608m: 7-4 fav LAND LORD 1, 8 Decimal Currency 2.

9-2 Side Step 3. Then followed: 5 Bidgee's Thunder 12 Holyoke Jac 9-21ady Flo Jo 10 Empathy Queen 6 Flash Whisper last. Scr: Cloaked Venture. Len. 7len.

Time: 35.32. 4 MAIDEN 472m: 8 NO WAY STRANGER 1. 2 Goldnna 2. 5 Danny Me Mate 3. Then followed: 7 Fine Answers 5 Blantyre Girl 11 fav November Eve 5 Wendy's Luck 6 Tote Ringer last.

Scr: Oh Jay, Amazing Dream. IVilen. len. Time: 27.95. 5 5TH GRADE 608m: AS fav KELLIE CUPID 1.

7-2 Bella Buka 2. 10 Dark Tovera 3. Then followed: 20 Carnival Lover 7-2 Mirral Road 25 Jessica Triangle 66 Speeding 12 Penta last. Scr: Cloaked Venture. 3len.

2len. Time: 35.13. 6 5TH GRADE 472m: 10 GLEN RICKY BOY 1. 4 Wee Putney 2. 5-2 eq fav Miss Kylie 3.

Then followed: 3 Mahogany Bale 20 Red Tram 5-2 eq fav Rustic Rouge 8 Special Spider 10 Calooka last. Scr: Model Ree. Triangle Jac. Hd, Time: 27.64. 7 MAIDEN 472m: 910 fav FLASH MOVE 1.

3 Jenolan Fling 2. 6 Elequity 3. Then followed: 6 Whispering Jazz 12 Amazing Meninga 7 Booyong Paul 5 Son Of Dinney 5 Waroo Two last. Scrt: Gogo Rose. Bell's Estate.

3len, 2len. Time: 27.65. 8 5TH GRADE 472m: 3 SILVERY TUNE 1. 13-2 Gekkos Greed 2. 3 Indulge 3.

Then followed: 16 Joe's Memory 6 Trident Flame 10 Carnival Kim 7 Denver Rebel 5-4 fav Gay's Deanne last. Scr: Fantail Tom. Louise's Luck. 2len. Time: 27.41.

9 5TH GRADE 472m: 64 fav CHARLIE SKOPOS 1. 9-4 Murphy's Girl 2. 7 2 Nikki's Pride 3. Then followed: 12 Jaded Edge 12 Jedex 14 Tuscarora 3 Ice Man Bob 14 Third Time Lucky last. Scr: Dashing Duo.

McDonnell. Vilen, lAlen. Time: 27.46. 10 5TH GRADE 472m: 7 ROMAN LOLLY 1. 5-2 Mary Josephine 2.

5 Go Atem 3. Then followed: 7-2 Little Ivy 2 fav Ramon Do 10 Ginger Drop 6 Mai Tai Bale 5-2 Trident Tiger last. Scr: Queen Viteese. Botany Bounce. 2.Ten, llen.Time: 27.67.

11 5TH GRADE 472m: S2 CELINA BALE 1. 3 Lochaim 2. 7 2 Top Status 3. Then followed: 6 Magic Isabella 12 Aspen 14 Banner Elk 14 Monny Lee 5-4 fav Santa Cortez last. Scr: Kava Jac, Kay Pee.

3len. len. Time: 27.42. turn MAC ME hung out. Approaching and making the Rome turn POLLYANNA MIST hung in.

Approaching the 200m DEVIL'S GOLD was steadied when momentarily crowded for room by PREGO'S AGIC. After the 200m. when under pressure. ZETAY hung out and proved difficult to ride out. Over the concluding stages DEVIL'S GOLD was steadied away from the heels of GENTEEL LADY, which shifted out when unable to obtain clear running.

Approaching the 100m MAC ME. which commenced to give ground, was steadied when crowded for room between MEMORY and DEED TIME, which shifted in slightlv. When questioned VV Aspros (NANAIMO) said that he had been instructed by trainer Mitchell that from the awkward alley today, in his opinion, he would be best served by steadying his mount in a rearward position in an attempt to find a position closer to the rail than to be midf leld and wide on the track. Aspros said that in accordance with those instructions after jumping fairly he steadied NANAIMO to be at the tail of the field, however he was still unable to obtain a position closer than three wide throughout the race. Aspros said that when he had previously ridden the mare he found it raced best when being allowed to settle in the early stages and saved for a run home.

Aspios said that after straightening he commenced to ride his mount along hands and heels and at about the 200m placed NANAIMO under full pressure and the mare responded well to his riding. Aspros was advised that his ride on NANAIMO had been of some concern and his explanations were noted. MARRICKVILLE BOWLING CLUB HCP 1900m AL FAARIS: Nasser Loofah's Ch 3y (Cossock Warrior -Nothing To Do) 55.5 5 (L Cassidy jockey undertook tactics which have so often brought success in middle distance events hence when mount was at tail of field approaching winning post first time there wa no reason for alarm so relaxed was his mount jockev allowed him to coast as tailender to 600m, began requiring increased momentum improving two positions passing 400m. held that situation with stored energy about to be released entering straight, virtually exploded into strength of stride passing Leger sweeping past those with less vigour and though inclined to shy near bum naa maximum control (4-5 fav) 1. BRAVO ZULU: A Bloocstock Synd.

A Ross. Mrs Churchill Roughley's 3y (Military Plume (NZ) Outremer) 53.5 7 (J Innes) 5th to settle. 4th sweeping out of straight, surrendered two positions turning into back straight but still travelling with freedom. 5th 800m indicating by his demeanour had potentiator impact, especially was this so when still 5th closing on leaders 400m. 4th poised for thrust entering straight, gave full expression to his power passing Leger but thoroughly outstayed (3 5) 2len 2.

BATTLEWISE: Neville Begg Partners Synd, Miss Begg. Yue Chok's 3y (Oak Ridge (Fr) -Bottle 8(Lisa Cross) 7th winning post first time a position he retained all way to 400m keeping leaders within reasonable range whilst gathering his own strength which ne exhibited with sharp charge passing Leger, made constant headway but never represented danger (14 2515) 3len 3. ARIZONA ACE: 53.5 3 (G Cooksley) undertook somewhat daunting task of going straight to lead but mount to be suited by such strategy although was placed under stress by eventual 6th-placed runner nevertheless maintained lead position to 400m, headed slightly 400m regaining pride of place straight entrance but rather rigo-ruous run then took toll (7-2 4) 5len 4. CELESTIAL GREY: 54.5 6 (T Jones) 5th to begin, in same location winning post first time. 4th turning into back straight, 3rd cosily striding to 400m.

forced well oft track by inside runners when tiring 4th top of straight, to his credit maintained application all way 5. Then followed: The Snapper 54 carr 52.5 4 (L Beaslevi (14 25 20) 10len. Diamond Room 52.5 2 (S Soto) 133 200) 10'len. Requital 52 1 (C Munce) (16 60 40) 22len. All started.

Time: lm 58.05s (no sectionaol time taken). Off: 3.27. Trainers: Gai Waterhouse Lees Begg. Judge's Nos: 15 6. Course Double: (1) (1) $3.40.

Stewards Report Shortly after the start DIAMOND ROOM shifted in and bumped REQUITAL. In the early stages, and particularly making the turn out of the home straignt on the first occasion and also the turn into the back straight, THE SNAPPER hung out. Trainer Roberts was advised that a warning would be placed on THE SNAPPER. For some distance after passing the winning post on the first occasion DIAMOND ROOM got its head up when overracing. At the 600m DIAMOND ROOM was checked when for room between AL FAARIS and BATTLE-WISE, which shifted out to avoid the heels of REQUITAL, which commenced to give ground quickly after being momentarily crowded for room by THE SNAPPER, which shifted back in slightly after initially shifting out.

Just prior to straightening CELESTIAL GREY was bumped by BRAVE ZULU, which shifted out to find clear running. Shortly after straightening AL FAARIS and CELESTIAL GREY bumped. After the race the vet reported that CELESTIAL GREY was bleeding from the near nostril only. At the 250m BATTLE WISE, which was held up for a run was steadied away from the heels of ARIZONA ACE. which commenced to give ground.

For a short distance after this BATTLE WISE was unable to obtain clear running. 6 BELFIELD RSL HCP 1290m UNREHEARSED: Mrs HorwiU. A Pippos. A Brandwood Bastion's ch 4y (Palace Music (USA) Now) 54 9 (G Cooksley) close 2nd on landing but went straight into lead, had combination of stylish strength and generosity of stride which took him to a convincing advantage passing Leger on which he was able to capitalise from 200m (94 134 3) 1. STEELSWITCH: A Corliss.

Mrs Lenehan's br 4v (Switch in Time (Ire) Telemark) 55 2 (G Baker) an alert beginning brought 4th position being easily manoeuvred into location just behind the pace. 5th on run to 800m. keeping ithm challenging range maintained 5th situation, given full release passing Leger continually improving but not threatening (5-2 114 94 fav) 3ien 2. until exactlv 100m. technique of his partner allowing mount to find ultimate effort (1-1 2 15-8) 1.

ROADWORTHY: A Coorey. Miss Johnson Nicoletti's br 4v (Sea Road Dolder Grand) 53 carr 50.5 7 iC Aenew) 5th soon after start, boldly strode along relishing responsibility holding 5tn position SOOrn. when 4th was almost at full surge entering straight, continued in that vein to gain the most slender of margins 100m but moved in at least three horses which proved an expensive legacy as winner was taking a much straighter course (6 13-2 9 -2! hd 2. GREGARRY BOY: Edwards' ch 4y (Mighty Avalanche Swahih Princess) 51 6 (C Munce) steadied to trail field soon after start and remaining in that situation to 800m. began moving with purpose when 7th top of straight, unleashed barrage of strength passing Leger using that attribute cleverly all way home (12 16) hd.

2ien 3. MASTER CADDIE: 51.5 1 (L Cassidy) outsped upon barrier release being 7th after 100m. jockey's patience prime factor in coaxing spirited attempt by mount who was 6th 800m, sustained gradual improvement to be 5th entering straight, unable to produce thrust but continued concentrating Gradually imrpoving (2 7-4 fav) Men 4. LUCKY JAMES: 52.5 3 (D Turnbull) anticipating barrier release close 2nd on landing and when in strong balance given freedom to striae to pacemaking role which he held to nearing Leger. as pressure mounted and pace became more intense lost momentum :8 14i 4 5.

Then followed: No More Me 51 8 (A Parramorei (25 40) 6 len. Count Zapotia 51 carr 51.5 2 (K Forresteri (7 16) Lord Covetous 51 carr 51.5 5 (J Innes) (204030 33) 7. Scr: Grecian Village (2) Bayley's Reward (9). Time: lm 16.06s (last 600m 35.6SSI. Off: 2.15.

Trainers: Bridge VV Curtis Ms Graham. Judge's Nos: 13 10. Course Double: (9) (1) $15.30. Stewards Report Approaching the 700m COUNT ZAPOTIA shifted in and was awk-wardiv placed on the heels of MASTER CADDiE. When placed under pressure after straightening GREGARRY BOY hung in.

Aoproach-ing the 500m ROADWORTHY shifted in toward THE BOSS requiring Agnew. its rider, to stop riding and straighten his mount. 4 MICHAEL DEMPSEY 50TH BIRTHDAY 1250m AU PAIR GIRL: Mitchell. Miss Bender. Henderson.

I Hainemann. Loughnan Mobbs' 4y (Zeditave Tokyo) 56 carr 53.5 8 (C Agnew) close 3rd settling, gathered pace rapidly using that commodity wisely to cross and lead 1000m. maintained monopoly of speed travelling with more authority than any rival to turn then given release of rein to further stamp her superiority on those who would pursue her (64 13-8 10-9 fav! 1. POLLYANNA MIST: Mitchell's ch 4y (Digamist (USA) Lady Nijmsky) 52 13 (K Forrester) though began speedily to occupy 2nd position several horses off fence soon after start, quickly indicated a sour type attitude to her situation conceding ground to be 3rd on run to 800m at which point became obstinate refusing to stretch to full capacity causing jockey to ride vigorously to maintain and slightly improve position to be equal 2nd 600m still disinclined to full effort when 4th straightening, improved gradually passing Leger moving into 2nd position near 100m but there she shifted ground, performed wit-fully thus under such circumstances her finishing so close to winner bore merit(20 33 2. NANAIMO: Ms Daniel Vass's 4y (Rory's Jester Cote Nord) 54.5 10 'W Aspros) obscurely positioned soon after start lacking any genuine pace to be one of last two after 200m, improved only fractionally on run to 800m.

still a distanct 12th entering straight but on passing Leger transformed that rather doub'ful pace into strong reahty going to post impressively 1 12i 1 -fen 3. RATIONAINE: 52.5 2 (J Marshall) 7th to settle. 6th perfectly positioned naer fence 8G0m. 5th travelling with increasing momentum turn but failed to provide confirmation of anticipation in gaining ground only gradually (5 6 11-2) lV-len 4. RIGHT REIGN: 54.5 9 (L Cassidy) tailender soon after start jockey riding with typical patience with mount still at tail of field to turn, made strong drive passing Leger doing most effective work approaching post (5 15-2) 3vilen 5.

Then followd: Deed Time 51 6 (R McDougall) (16 30) Courageous Lady 51 carr 51.5 14 (Leanne Olseni (33 100) 3len, Zetav 55 7 (G Cooksley) (1S2 15) 3len. Memorv 52 carr 50.5 3 (L Beasley) (33 40 12 i 5 ien. Genteel Lady 54 carr 51 1 ID Fromberg) (10 12 11) 5V-len. Gleaming Strike 51.5 4 (C Munce) (8 10) 5len. Prego's Magic 51 carr 51.5 5 (G Killen) (66 100 66) 6len.

Devil's Gold 53 12 (R Agnew) (25 50 40) 7ien, Mac Me 51 11 (A Parramore) 50200)7ttlen. Scr: Super Bisque (2) Zerotime (12). Time: lm 13.59s (last 600m 36.49s). Off: 1.51. Trainers: Mitchell Mitchell A Stapieford.

Judge's Nos: 110 4. Course Extra Double: (1) (1) $6.60. Stewards Report MAC ME jumped awkwardly at the start. At the start GLEAMING STRIKE and MEMORY bumped. On jumping DEVIL'S GOLD became unbalanced after being brushed by POLLYANNA MIST which shifted in after being bumped by COURAGEOUS LADY.

Shortlv after the start RIGHT REIGN was checked when crowded for room between NANAIMO. which shifted in slightlv. and AU PAIR GIRL, which shifted out. Shortly after the 1200m GLEAMING STRIKE was checked and MEMORY was crowded for room betwen PREGO'S MAGIC, which shifted slightly and RATIONAINE, which was taken out slightly by GENTEEL LADY. Approaching the 700m DEVIL'S GOLD was steadied when momentarily crowded for room between PREGO'S MAGIC and MAC ME which shifted in slightly.

After this DEVIL'S GOLDcomm-enced to hang out and shorty after shifted ground causing GLEAMING STRIKE To be taken out across the running of RIGHT REIGN, which was checked. DEVIL'S GOLD continued to hang out until after straightening. At the 600m MEMORY brushed the tunning rail. Approaching the home ICE HOCKEY NHL (Home team in caps) DETROIT 3 Calgary 3 (OT). Chicago 6 FLORIDA 3.

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CA TROPHY MEN'S INDOOR T'MENT: Vienna, Austria: Rd 1: Adrian Vomea (Romania) Marc-Kevin Goellner (Ger) 6-3 Mark Woodforde (Aust) Markus Hipfl (Austria) 6-3 6-1. Oleg Ogorodov (Uzbekistan) 4-Andrei Medvedev (Ukraine) 6-3 6-1. 8-Jonas Bjorkman (Swe) Christian Bergstrom (Swe) 3-6 6-3 6-3. Patrick Kuehnen (Ger) Karl Novacek (Czech Republic) 7-6 (7-3) 6-4. 7-Alexander Volkov (Russia) Oliver Gross (Ger) 6-3 6-1.

Brett Steven (NZ) 2-Thomas Enqvist (Swe) 7-6 3-6 6-2. Thomas Johansson (Swe) Magnus Gustafsson (Swe) 6-2 6-4. MARLBORO CHAMPIONSHIPS: In Hong Kong: Singles Rd 1: Silver Group: Goran Ivanisevic (Croatia) Henri Leconte (Fra) 6-3. 6-4. Blue Group: Patrick McEnroe (US) Jacco Eltingh (holland) 6-2.

6-2. Gold Group: Paul Haarhuis (Holland) Luke Jensen (US) 6-3. 6-3. BRIGHTON INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S TOURNAMENT: In Brighton, England: Rd 1: Sabine Appel-mans (Belg) 5-Nathahe Tauziat (Fra) 6-0 6-1. 8-lnna Spirlea (Rom) Elena Likhovtseva (Russia) 6-1 6-3.

Ciare Wood (Brit) Karma Habsu-dova (Slovakia) 6-2 6-7 (5-7) Mariaan de Swardt (Sth Afr) Katrina Adams (US) 6-4 f4, Kristie Boogert (Nether) Julie Haiard-De-cugis (Fra) 5-7 7-6 (7-5) 6-3, 6- Helena Sukova (Czh Repub) Lori McNeil (US) 6-3 6-7 (4-7) 7-6 (7-3). Asa Carlsson (Swe) Samantha Smith (Britain) 3-6 7-6 (8-6) 6-2. 7- Amanda Coetzer (Sth Afr) Nicole Arendt (US) 6-7 (6-8) 6-3 6-0. Miriam Oremans (Nether) Kater-ina Maleeva (Bulgaria) 7-5 6-1. Katarzyna Nowak (Pol) Jana Kandarr (Ger) 6-2 ATP TOUR RANKINGS 1: Andre Agassi (US) 5.400 pts.

2: Pete Sampras (US) 4.959. 3: Thomas Muster (Austria) 4.072. 4: Boris Becker (Ger) 3.331. 5: Michael Chang (US) 3.078. 6: Yevgeny Kafelnikov (Russia) 2.670.

7: Jim Courier (US) 2.311. 8: Goran Ivanisevic (Croatia) 2.281. 9: Thomas Enqvist (Swe) 2.073. 10: Marc Rosset (Switz) 1.964. 11: Sergi Bruguera (Spn) 1.959.

12: Michael Stich (Ger) 1.917. 13: Wayne Ferreira (Sth Afr) 1.658. 14: Magnus Larsson (Swe) 1.623. 15: Richard Krajicek (Nether) 1.593. 16: Andrei Medvedev (Ukraine) 1.404.

17: Gilbert Schaller (Austria) 1.294. 18: Jan Siemerink (Nether) 1.293. 19: Andrea Gaudenzi (Italy) 1.288. 20: Todd Martin (US) 1.225. Also Australians: 32: Mark Philip-poussis 921.

45: Todd Woodbridge 786. 54: Mark Woodforde 738. 57: Patrick Rafter 708. 69: Jason Stoltenberg 598. 85: Richard Fromberg 543.

91: Scott Draper 512. 98: Michael Tebbutt 479. 131: Jamie Morgan 357. 147: Andrew Hie 312. COCA COLA TENNIS CLASSIC played at Mackay: Jay Salter (Vic) Akram Zaman (Vic) 6-1 6-1 Stasiak (NSW) Grant Silcock (Qld) 7-5 6-3 Patrick Mohr (Switz) Scitt Clark (NZ) 6-2 6-0 Luke O'Donnell (Qld) Jamie Holmes (NSW) 5-7 SI Sulieman Ladipo (Nigeria) James Greenhalgh (NZ) 4-6 6 3 6-2 Glenn Wilson (NZ) Heath Denman (Qld) 7-5 6-3 John Marinov (Qld) Teo Susnjak (NZ) Mahyar Goodarz (Vic) Jurek Stasiak (NSW) 6-4 7-5 Lars Wahlgren (Swe) Mark Nielsen (NZ) 6-4 6-4 Steve Downs (NZ) Toby Mitchell (Qld) 4-6 6-3 6-1 Grant Doyle (NSW) Cameron Liggett (NSW) 6-3 6-3 Stephen Gleeson (NSW) Vince Mellino (NSW) 6-3 6- 3 Glen Eaton (NSW) Ashley Naumann (Qld) 6-3 7-5 Benn Ell-wood (ACT) Tomas Larsen (Den) 7- 6 6-3 Mark Draper (Qld) Alistair Hunt (NZ) 6-4 3-6 7-6 Steve Randjelovic (NSW) Leigh Holland (NSW) 6-3 6-7 6-3.

TOUCH FOOTBALL AUSTRALIAN C'SHIPS at South-port: MEN Open: South Australia 6 Western Australia 0. NSW 10 Northern Territory 0. ACT 5 Defence 0. Queensland 11 Tasmania 1. Defence 3 Tasmania 0.

South Australia 2 Western Australia 1. Semi-f: NSW 2 ACT 1. Queensland 9 Northern Territory 2. Ov-30 semi-f: Queensland 6 Northern Territory 0. NSW 5 Defence 0.

Ov-35 semi-f: NSW 5 ACT 2. Queensland 4 Defence 1. Ov-40 Queensland 4 NSW 1. WOMEN Open: Queensland 9 Northern Territory 0. NSW 13 Tasmania 1.

ACT 4 Defence 2, Western Australia 6 Victoria 1. Defence 2 Tasmania 1. Western Australia 3 Victoria 1. Semi-f: NSW 9 Northern Territory 1, Queensland 6 ACT 1. Ov-30 semi-f: NSW 20 Western Australia 0.

Queensland 14 Northern Territory 0. El j5 TENNIS Obituary JOEPEARCE 1910-1995 With giant hands that could hold a football as most men would handle a cricket ball, Joe Pearce made his name as one of the rugby league's greatest second-row forwards. His death this week, at 85 after a long illness, has severed a historical link dating back to the birth of the game in Australia. "Joe" (real name Sidney Henry William Pearce) was the son of "Sandy" Pearce, an original Kangaroo in 1908 and himself an all-time great hooker. He grew up close to the water at Sydney's Double Bay.

The family fished there commercially for more than a century. Pearce began his sporting career playing "the Australian as Aussie rules was known in the early days, playing first-grade rules for Eastern Suburbs in 1928 and 1929. But he turned his back on rules midway through 1929, and made his first-grade debut in Easts' league team the same year. He represented Australia for the first time in 1932, cutting his teeth in Test football in what has become regarded as the most brutal Ashes series of all time. He was the last surviving member of Australia's team that defeated England 15-6 in the epic Brisbane Test of that series remembered as "The Battle of It was a hectic initiation for any 22-year-old, but Pearce's strength, menial and physical, was well recognised, and he became an automatic selection in Australian teams from that point He toured with the Kangaroos in 1933-34, retracing the footsteps of his father, who made the trip in 1908-09 and 1921-12.

He played 24 games on tour and was a key man in a desperately-fought Ashes battle. He returned to England in 1937-38, but only as a passenger after breaking his leg in New Zealand. At club level, Pearce stayed at Easts until 1942, and added starch to one of the most formidable club teams of any era. He remained in the Eastern Suburbs district for another 50 years, continuing the family's wholesale and retail fish business. His funeral will be held today at St Mark's Church, Darling Point, at 2.30 pm.

Goal-scorer with heart of pure gold OBITUARY REGINALD THOMAS DATE 1921-1995 Cricket great Keith Miller still speaks fondly of Reg Date as "definitely one of the finest men I ever Miller said he was "devastated" when Date died in August and "I still can't quite believe "He had a heart as big as a hunk of gold, a flair for helping people," Miller said. Reginald Date, or "Datey" to his many friends, was a former coalminer then publican who rose to enduring Australian sporting fame on the strength of his prodigious goal-scoring ability at all levels of soccer. Herald soccer correspondent Michael Cock-erill has written that Date was "regarded by many as the most talented soccer player this country has and there seems ample evidence to bolster the claim. Although Date was of that particularly gifted generation of sportspeople whose careers were interrupted by World War II, his goal-scoring feats will probably never be surpassed. He still holds the record for most goals scored in an Australian interstate match with no fewer than eight when NSW beat Queensland at Ipswich in 1946; and in his total eight appearances for Australia he scored nine goals.

Beyond the dry data of goals scored and international matches played, though, the enduring memory is the man himself. By all accounts, Date was possessed of a particular magnetism. Reg Date is survived by his wife Millcie and his two sons Michael and Stephen. Supplementary Report Trainer Mitchell today reported that PALM BEACH BABE received a laceration to its right hind leg during the running of Race 6. the Tooheys Blue Boch Handicap 1200m at Rosehill on Saturday.

14 October 1995. Caulfield Track Good 1 TRIPLE CROWN SERIES HCP 1100m: 7-4 fav STREET TALK (Mrs Simpson and A Waymouth's br 3y Marauding (NZ) -Ladv Sawino. Trained by A Waymouth) 57.5 (N Waymouth) 1. 3 FASHION REVIEW 51 (G Boss) 2. 10 TENNESSEE MAGIC 56.5 carr 53.5 (M Allen) 3.

Then followed: 5 Marwell Lady 55 (D Nikolic) 9-2 Dance Spirit 56.5 carr 53.5 (Craig Williams) 33 Visiting Ruler 51 carr 51.5 (M Evans) 16 Talk With Her Eves 56 carr 54.5 (V Dune) last. Scr: Miss Margaret. Probate. hd, 1 Alen. Time: 1.03.40.

2 SNOWHITE CLEANING 3Y0 HCP 1600m: 15 MARSCENT (Ms Johnson Mrs Woodman Turner Nooteboom and Mrs Griffiths' br 3y Weasel Clause Tonnetta. Trained by Hinton) 51 can- 49.5 (A Findlav) 1.11-2 ZUCCERINO 54.5 (B York) 2. 15 ZOFFCOAST 52 (Greg Hall) 3. Then followed: 3 fav Aerosmith 56 (L Dittman) 11-2 Pharaoh's Gold 55.5 carr 52.5 (S Vella) 7 Sykes 55 (M Clarke) 10 Latin Quarter 57 (G Boss) 10 Lambada Boy 52 (J Didham) 200 Mikado Magic 51 (P Hutchinson) last. 6 Craigisla 55.5 (D Gauci) pulled up.

Scr: Montanta Max. Sht hd. Ignk. Time: 1.37.10. 3 CHIRNSIDE STKS 1000m: 64 fav MOSS ROCKET (A Hall.

Morto. Froome. and M's Fahy and Mrs Burns' ch 5y Rory's Jester Lichen Lady. Trained by Burns) 58 (R Thompson) 1. 3 CHIEF DE BEERS 57 (S Scriveni 2.

5 SEQUALO 58 (N Waymouth) 3. Then followed: 1S2 Grand Baie 57 (D Oliver) 100 Fighter Bay 58 (P Payne) 10 Sublimate 58 (B York) 12 Tell Me Straight 51.5 (G Boss) last. All started. 4'Alen. Time: 0.56.10 (hand timed).

Protest 4th against 3rd upheld. 4 CHARLES KERVILLE HCP 1600m: 12 CYCLONE WATCH (J Haves' 5y Serheed (US) Storm Tide. Trained by Hanlon) 54.5 carr 51.5 (S Vella) 1. 15 LEICA VISTA 51.5 (G Boss) 2. 25 LADY DURELLE 51 (M Evans) 3.

Then followed: 33 Lady Placido 53 carr 51.5 (A Findlay) 16 Calypso 59.5 carr 56.5 (Craig Williams) 6 eq fav Nobellotto 57 (D Gauci) 6 eq fav Monica 55.5 (D Oliver) 8 Cheron-tessa 59 carr 56 (S Hyland) 14 French Resort 52.5 (Greg Hall) 6 eg fav Broann 54. (A Matthews) 25 Free Success 55 (Rod Griffiths) 66 Icy Slice 51 carr 49.5 (V Duric) 12 Rainbow Reef 54.5 (L Dittman) 50 Miss Moonlight 54.5 (B York) 20 Ladybird Blue 57 (D Nikolic) 14 Gold Foil 51.5 (B Prebble) 50 She's A Pirate 51.5 (R Dye) 25 Formosa Girl 52 (J Didham) last. Scr: Mamawa. Serene Joy. Alen, l'len.

Time: 1.36.10. 5 CROWN COONGY HCP 2000m: 100 MACDRURY (R and Mrs Cook's 5v McGinty (NZ) -Tnstivor (NZ). Trained by Sadler) 51 (B Prebble) 1. 8 WAIKIKAMUKAU 55 (D Gauci) 2. 10 MAARPURA STAR 56 (P Payne) 3.

Then followed: 9-4 fav Buzzoff 54.5 (Rod Griffiths) 9-2 Station Hand 57.5 (L Dittman) 12 Storm 54.5 (Greg Hall) 7-2 Sprint By 57 (G Boss) 50 Le Ashler 50 'V Duric) 20 Sir Boom 51 carr 52 (B Werner) 10 Italian Saint 57 (D Oliver) last. Scr: Jimmy Dash. Scrupulous. Gegabar. Hd.

Time: 2.03.60. 6 COUNTRY CUP 1600m: 8 THE BURGENSTOCK (J A and Mrs McPhee's ch 5y Prince True (US) Cracklin' Cool. Trained bv 0 Cox) 51.5 (G Boss) 1, 25 RARE DIAMOND 52 (B Wyatt) 2. 25 THE PRIOR 51 lA Matthews) 3. Then followed: 10 Lady Peregrine 51 (A Findlay) 9 Sondheim 54.5 IL Dittman) 6 fav Sockerano 58 (Rod Griffiths) 100 Overpay 51 (S Hyland) 50 Pyramul Boy 53 (P Roost) 20 Atlantic Comet 51.5 (D Beasley) 9 Breuje Dancer 54 (D Gauci) 100 Mister Medusa 51 (M Evans) 10 Captanotto 51 IV Duric) 25 Davin-der 54.5 (B Prebble) 13-2 Upheaval 56 (P Paynei 9 True Identity 59.5 (Greg Holi) 20 Mentat's Rule 52 (R Dye) 50 Scottish Rebel 51 carr 51.5 (A Robertson) 50 St.

Kilda Beach 51 (P Hutchinson) last. Scr: Steal The Deal. Consumed. Len. llen.

Time: 1.36.20. 7 THE THOUSAND GUINEAS 1600m: 7 SHAME (Woodlands Stud Synd (Mgrs. and Ingham's) or br 3y Scenic (IRE) Snamayil (US). Trained by Hawkes) 54 (D Gauci) 1 25 SALEOUS 54 (P Payne) 2. 20 NOT ON FRIDAY 54 (Rod Griffiths) 3.

Then followed: 3 fav Pontal Lass 54 (D Oliver) 13-4 Isolda 54 (R Dye) 7-2 Bracken Bank 54 (Greg Hall) 25 Tonicity 54 (D Taggart) 9 Night Club 54 (B York) 50 Forte Vento 54 (B Prebble) 25 Country Walk 54 (A Matthews) 12 Tripping 54 (G Boss) 125 Mad Desire 54 (D Short) 50 Miamore 54 (S Baster) 140 Our Mistique 54 (M Clarke) last. Scr: Rubidium, Castle-reagh Run. Kailey Princess. Vi nk. Shtnk.

Time: 1.36.40. 8 LIZ DAVENPORT WLTR 1200m: 20 SIR KNIGHT (J R. Mrs J. A and A Freyer (Jnr) br 5v At Talaq (US) Bellair. Trained by A Freyer) 57 carr 55.5 (A Findlay) 1.

9 MIKKILI 53.5 carr 52 (V Duric) 2. 10 Ballarat NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 5 3 8. Win $14.60 place $2.90 $1.40 $3.10. $29.60. $71.20.

$210.50. Scr: 9.10. RACE 2: 8 4 6. Win $3.10 place $1.90 $3.40 $1.50. $16.50.

$41.20. $153.60. Scr: 9.10. RACE 3: 2 3 4. Win $1.50 place $1.04 $2.80 $2.30.

$12.60. $15.60. $74.10. Scr: 1.9. RACE 4: 3 1 2.

Win $1.60 place $1.40 $1.90 $1.50. 3.10. $6.90. $14.30. Scr: 6.7.

RACE 5: 1 6 3. Win $7.50 place $2.60 $2.00 $1.50. $46.20. $49.80. $319.00.

Scr: 9.10. RACE 6: 6 7 2. Win $7.20 place $2.50 $1 80 $1.70. $10.40. $47.20.

$196.40. Scr: 9,10. RACE 7: 2 1 4. Win $2.60 place $1.90 $1.60 $3.00. $5.80.

$19.00. $99.30. Scr: 9.10. RACE 8: 5 10 1. Win $3.60 place $1.90 $3.00 NTD.

$19.70. $36.90. $142.30. Scr: 7.8.9. RACE 9: 8 5 6.

Win $13.00 place $2.50 $4.90 $4.30. $69.70. $62.30. $828.40. Scr: 9.10.

RACE 10: 15 7. Win $2.20 place $1.40 $1.10 $3.50. $4.90. $11.30. $64.50.

Scr: 9,10. EXTRA DOUBLE on races 3 and 4: Connemara Flyer (2) Speed Indeed (3) $2.90. Special div $1.50. DAILY DOUBLE on races 5 and 6: Gaelic Breeze (1) Black Yugul (6) $91.80. Special div $7.20.

Ipswich NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 3 9 7. Win $10.90 place $2.60 $6.30 $3.70. $72.30. $74.70. $685.60.

Scr: 6.10. RACE 2: 2 8 3. Win $2 90 place $1.40 $2.00 $1.20. $11.00. $18.50.

$59.20. RACE 3: 5 1 8. Win $4.80 place $2.40 $2.70 $1.30. $20.00. $23.20.

$90.10. Scr: 9,10. RACE 4: 4 8 1. Win $16.20 place $3.80 $4.40 NTD. $20.40.

$56.00. $128.50. Scr: 2.3.5. RACE 5: 7 8 3. Win $7.10 place $2.10 $2.00 $4.60.

$22.40. $50.30. $727.70. Scr: 9.10. RACE 6: 4 8 5.

Win $6.70 place $1.80 $1.10 $3.20. $3.40. $11.80. $118.50. Scr: 2,10.

RACE 7: 2 4 1. Win $2.70 place $1.80 $4.30 $1.30. $93.60. $33.20. $249.10.

RACE 8: 1 2 4. Win $1.70 place $1.20 $2.60 $2.10. $4.90. $36.50. $67.00.

Scr: 9.10. RACE 9: 7 4 6. Win $9.00 place $2.20 $2.10 $3.30. $29.40. $60.80.

$369.10. Scr: 5.10. RACE 10: 4 6 1. Win $1.80 place $2.20 $2.20 NTD. $15.80.

$24.60. $60.30. Scr: 8. RACE 11: 3 1 5. Win $6.00 place $2.80 $1.20 $2.30.

$7.70. $21.70. $83.50. Scr: 9.10. RACE 12: 15 2.

Win S2.10 place $1.04 $2.10 $6.90. $6.40. $8.10. $72.20. Scr: 9 10.

EXTRA DOUBLE on races 6 and 7: Lady Lou (4: Kip Keino (2) $18.30. No special div. DAILY DOUBLE on races 8 and 10: Rose Of Texas (1) Dinny's Eagle (4) $7.20. Special div $3.10. state.

Trainer Lee was advised that before PRINCE BURNUM can race again it will be required to trial and a veterinary certificate of fitness would be required. 8 TRUSCOTT TOYOTA 1550m BEACHCOMBER: Cobcroft. Glover. I McGuiness. IF Huriell Flanery's br 4y (Manshood (Can) Polynesia) 53 7 (W Aspros) equal best away, crossed effortlessly to be 2nd turning into back straight, with true appreciation of speed jockey guided his mount with true wisdom maintaining its interest and determination so that when 2nd Belmont NSW TAB DIVS RACE 1: 18 3 6.

Win $45.30 place $10.50 $1.50 $2.00. $144.10. $213.70. $819.50. Scr: 2.7.15.

RACE 2: 8 1 2. Win $11.00 place $3.50 $4.10 $1.10. $40.20. $85.80. $242.60.

Scr: 14.17.18. RACE 3: 3 6 7. Win $3.30 place $1.60 $1.50 $3.20. $9.40. $13.90.

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