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Friday, July 27, 1990 45 The Sydney Morning Herald Sport Punters pip purists as kie roar industry's power source BASKETBALL HEATHER SMITH MAX PRESNELL milimmil jjjaigg m.mmtmuummmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmm mill MlSV rtixltft BSSSi Sydney Kings rookie Tony de Ambrosis believes he will not be under extra pressure to perform well in the crucial National Basketball League match against Illawarra at the Sydney Entertainment Centre, tonight. The budding forward says that as the rookie of the team he doesn't want to make any mistakes and, therefore, tonight's game will be no different from any other night De Ambrosis is the sole bench back-up for big men Brad Dalton, Mark Dalton and Marc Ridlen, who, together with guards Steve Carfino and Ian Robilliard, are members of the re-shuffled starting five. The absence of Andrew Sval-denis, who had to fly home to Lithuania late last week, and the Boomers' Damian Keogh and Tim Morrissey on representative duty, has thrown the Kings line-up into semi-chaos. It could not have conte at a worse time, for Sydney are desperate to beat Illawarra and improve their play-off chances. The Kings are eighth on the NBL ladder and a victory over the Hawks would move them to within one win of the top six.

If Illawarra lose to both the Kings and the Gold Coast tomorrow night, the Sydneysiders could leap-frog to sixth place. A loss tonight, however, would probably end the 1990 premiership hopes for the Kings. De Ambrosis, 19, is aware of his important role and is keen to repay Kings coach Bob Turner's confidence in him. "They the Illawarra players are not going to respect me so I'm going to take it to them," he said. I usually feel a bit of pressure when I go on because I'm the rookie and I don't want to go anything that's going to hurt the team's chances.

It'll be just the same tonight, but I'm going to get a lot more court-time than I usually do. "I'm going to be concentrating on my defence and carrying put the game plan." De Ambrosis played well last national betting turnover exceeds that for normal Saturday race meetings." Without punting, horse racing would still exist with the popularity of polo. Owners would be racing for side-wagers. And as far as the Melbourne Cup is concerned, the big turnover is hardly due to the quality of runner, more to the stimulation of the gamble. The Cox Plate these days caters for much better types than the Melbourne Cup but doesnt have the gambling appeal.

I admire the horse in both literature and flesh. I'd back a horse with a "touch of Timor pony, three parts thoroughbred at least" against the Byerley Turk, highly commended by Schreck. Perhaps the old Arabian war horse would have had an edge on the flat, but I don't know how he would have handled "Kosciusko's side, where the hills are twice as steep and twice as In William Hill's territory, Great Britain, the horse comes first and racing is still a sport. It hardly compares to the "industry" here Admittedly, the horse's magnify cence is often held to ridicule because of the people around them. Take Prince Darius.

"Prince Darius," Schreck said, "was taking part in a horse contest that was to decide who, among the eminent princes, was to fill the vacant throne of the King of Persia The throne was to go to the first horse that neighed at sunrise the next morning. Prince Darius won the contest and the throne when his stallion gave a mighty neigh at the very moment the sun appeared "It was discovered that his groom had, at the psychological moment when the sun appeared, placed beneath the horse's nostrils a hand which he had, in cunning premeditation, rubbed on the genitals of a mare in season." Fortunately for favourite backers, all the stewards had been beheaded for being too engrossed in the horse and not the punt before the so no objection could be lodged. Even Prince Darius was the subject of a rort. Not the horse that bad little luck with Tulloch in the 1950s, but the owner in ancient times. Undoubtedly, AJC chief steward John Schreck would have upheld the protest in which old Prince Darius was involved.

Prince Darius received a mention in a recent discourse "The Horse, not betting, is the life blood of racing" from Schreck at the Asian Racing Conference in Turkey. Schreck is worried by a statement from William Hill, the well-known British bookmaker, who, as far as I am concerned, is on the right track. Hill said betting was "the life-blood of the racing industry and I believe the future of horse racing and British bloodstock depends entirely on the patronage of the punters, the paying customers at the turnstiles. Whether it is a good thing or not, the majority of people go racing, not because of their love of horseflesh, not because it is the Sport Of Kings, but because they want to At the conference, Schreck was anxious to refute this: "Historically," he said, "there has always been a close relationship between man and his horse. They have worked together in the fields.

They have made war together, they have been companions at home, at sport, at leisure. Almost everybody loves the noble horse." Certainly not when he's carried your last and been downed. Sure, in the old days, before the "horseless" carriage, he was man's best friend, but now more people bet on horses than ride them. Schreck went on: "Even the non-horseman punter becomes, in addition to his momentary support, a vicarious horse-owner, at least for the period of the race. And you seldom hear him blaming the horse for its defeat it is almost always the jockey, the trainer, the race starter or the poor old stewards." I say the horse which doesn't run up to expectations is the subject of Wednesday week in the promotional match against the Australian team and said he had gained confidence since then.

"I was pretty relaxed because it wasn't a game that we had to win, but I know the circumstances will be different against Illawarra," he said. In Seattle, Australia lost their third game on the trot in the Goodwill Games yesterday, but coach Adrian Hurley was still smiling. The Boomers mentor said he was looking ahead to the world championship in Argentina. "I'm not really disappointed. Brazil's form has been strong in this tournament and they are ranked fifth in the world," said Hurley after the Boomers had lost 101-94 to the South Americans.

"I'm quite pleased with the result. We lost to Yugoslavia, ranked No 2, by about 18 points and I'm far more happy with the way we played this game. We are finally getting on track." Brazil finished the qualifying rounds undefeated and will play the United States in the semifinals. The Brazilians were led superbly by Oscar Schmidt, who hit a Goodwill Games record 42 points, while Melbourne Tigers ace Andrew Gaze kept Australia close with 28 points after he had scored 34 against Spain. "We play Brazil in our pool in Argentina," Hurley "Without the experience we have got here we would be a lot further behind at the world championship.

"We have to be confident we will do better every game." The United States overwhelmed Italy 1 13-76 and Yugoslavia beat Spain 81-67 to join the Soviet Union and Brazil in the final four. Australia will play Italy. the odd expletive. But Schreck bases most of his opinion of the horse on history: "I would love to go on romancing about the importance of the noble horse to the horsemen like Napoleon, Ben-Hur, Paul Revere and so on, and even about the horses without which good news could never have carried from Ghent to Aix. I would like to talk about the importance of the horse lost by Richard III, of whom Shakespeare had proclaimed: A horse, my kingdom for a horse' But then Richard III never saw a Harley Davidson, and I'm sure Napoleon would have preferred a Sherman tank.

of course, we must not forget the owner, who provides the money that is needed for maintaining the health of the horse and its training and presentation on the racetrack in a proper condition," Schreck maintained. Doesn't the punter subsidise this? Perhaps not with a slow horse that can't win prize money, but definitely he provides the incentives. so now let me remind you that this is the Chinese Year of the Horse," said Schreck. "Therefore it is timely that I make this declaration for the maintenance of the view that it is Horse and not betting that is the lifeblood of racing. "Even the providers of the betting facilities will agree that public pride in the higher-class horses engenders a significantly higher level of betting support.

For example, for one race alone in Australia, the Melbourne Cup which is held in November, the Australia's Phil Smyth dives for the ball as Maury Souza charges down the court during Brazil's 101-94 win in the Goodwill Games in Seattle. SPORT SUSE2JyRY EPPING WOMEN: Singles c'ship I Burrows 3 1 Yates 30. Britain 0 0 11 Ireland 0 0 1 1 Japan 0 0 1 1 (C Wells 107. Moores 61. A Wells 53) Hampshire.

At Leicester: Essex 197 in 65 3 overs (M Waugh 69: W. Benjamin four for 51. J.Agnes four for 73). Leicestershire 3-124 in 43 overs (N. Briers 52 no).

Indians 6 Chicago White Sox 1. Boston Red Sox 2 Milwaukee Brewers 0. Oakland Athletics 13 California Angels 3. Kansas City Royals 6 Toronto Blue Jays 1. Minnesota Twins 6 Seattle Mariners 0.

Texas Rangers 9 New York Yankees 7. National League: Houston Astros 5 Atlanta Braves 1. Montreal Expos Pittsburgh Pirates 7(10). New York Mets 10 Philadelphia Phillies 9. San Diego Padres 2 Cincinnati Reds 1 (1 ST).

San Diego Padres 10 Cincinnati Reds 4 (2ND). San Francisco Giants 7 Los Angeles Dodgers 2. St Louis Cardinals 9 Chicago Cubs 0. ATHLETICS WINTER SERIES 5000M at Hurfeton Agricultural High: Rd 3: Tate 15m 12s A McGrath Nicholl WARATAH WINTER SERIES at Hanslcy Field: 60m Di Shadweli Damian dh 1 6 96s Wilson Di 2: Taylor 7 42s Price Nielsen Dl 3: Woodbury 7.58s Lynch Brown. 10Om Div 1: Snadwell 10.93s Wilson Damian.

Div 2. Taylor 1 1 67s Nielsen Neal. Div 3: Woodbury 12 Is Lynch Hermesec. 2COm div 1: Snadwell 22 9s Wilson Skinner. Div 2 A Wines 24 1s Blair Hermesec.

Div 3 Price 25 1 Willett Nielsen BOOm A McKeon 2m02s Gabbott Cooper-Williams 5km: Jenkins 16m37s Oenniss McKeveney. Women 800m: A Schaefer 2m 13s Lyon. 5km: Fleck 19m43s Singleton Moore. MOTOR RALLY ARGENTINE RALLY At Buenos. Aires Top 10 Ptacings after the 1st Leg 1: Massimo Biasion (Italy) Lancia Delta Integrale 56 mm 3 sees.

2: Carlos Sainz (Son) Toyota Cehca GT4 56 04. 3: Juha Kank-kunen (Fin) Lancia Delta Integrale 56 05 4: Ernesto Soto (Arg) Lancia one hour 01 40 5: Gustavo Treiles (Urug) Lancia 1 01.48. 6: (Germ) Audi Quattro 1 03 15. 7: Rudolf Stohl 8 Gabriel Raies (Arg) Renault 18 GTX 1 03 22 8: Alain Oreille (Fra) Renault 5 Turbo 1 02 31 9: Paulo Lemos (Braz) Volkswagen Gol GTi 1 04 03. 10: Hugo Rosso (Arg) Fiat Regatta 85 1.05.39.

Chinchilla criterium 20km: 1: Stuart Williams. 32m3 1.42s 2: Gary Sutton. 3: Baden Burke (Miles Victoria). 4: Justin Grindal. 5: Paul Leitch 6: Mark Spessot 7: Darren lawson.

8: Robert Mclachlan 9: Clark Richards 10. Overall: 1: Justin Grindal (13h35m03 03s). 2: Paul Leitch (atlmOls). 3: Mark Spessot (1m58s) 4: Gary Sutton (2m21s). 5: Darren Lawson.

(2m31s). 6: Robert McLachlan (2m49s). 7: Clark Richards (3m31s). 8: Jeff Stewart (Toowoomba Victoria) (4m03s). 9: Stuart Imrie (4m19s).

10 Craig Saunders (4m32s). Teams: 1: Roma (40h53m18s). 2: Charleville (1m52s) 3: La Sauadra (7m32s). 4: Caloundra (BmSOs). Brisbane Blasters (9 15s).

6: Chinchilia (1 1m33s). 7: Miles (24m3s). 8: Toowoomba (25m12s) 9 Dalby (25m56s). 10: Kingaroy (27m16s). GOLF NIIGATA OPEN Tournament Oyoura.

Japan (Japanese unless noted): 1st Rd leaders: 68: Saburo Anders Nielsen (Eng) 18-1 3. 15-7. 3-Joko Supnanto (Indo) Sompol Kukasemkij (Thai) 15-5. 15-11. Fung Permadi (Indo) Pontus Jantti (Fin) 2-Morton Frost (Den) Rajeev Bagga (Ind) 15-0.

15-5 Women's singles. 3rd rd: 1-Tang Jiuhong (China) Lee Wai Leng (Malay) 11-6. 8-Minarti Timur (Indo Lee Jung Mi (Sth Kor) 0-11. 11-7. 11-6.

Helen Troke (Eng) Helen Paoki (Indo) 11-6 Lee Heung Soon (Sth Kor) Erica van Duck (the Neth) 11-4. 11-8 Shon Hye-Joo (Sth Kor) Enny Octavi-ani 3-Zhou Lei (China) Anna Lao (Aust) 11-12. 11-4. 11-5. 5-Ehne Coene Neth Yang Quixia (China)12-9 8-11 11-3 2-Lee Young Suk (Sth Kor) Tan Mei Cheun (Malay)U-l.

9-12. 11-2. BOWLS CLUB CANTERBURY VALLEY: Triples c'ship semi-f: Ralph Roden Dark 26 Gabb Bradley A Hope 18. Connelly Brown Tong 21 McMaster Morel Tripp 7. Fujiki.

69: Tsuneyuki Nakajima. Shigeru Kawamata. Yoshinori Mizumaki. Masahiro Nakaiima. Others: 72: Anthony Guiigan (Aust).

MEMBERS ASHLAR: Div 1: Vircoe (18) Grady (Parramatta 16) 47. Div 2: Young (Richmond 13) Smith (Albatross 27) 46. Scr: Faulkner (Rosnay) Walker (Rosnay) 41. Indiv: Young (Richmond 13) 43 AVONOALE: 4R: Wallace (7) Patterson (2) 44. Indiv: Stone (17) 38 cb BAROWELL VALLEY: 4B A Ross (19) A Stiff (Eastlakes 21) 52.

Scr: Middleton Harr 37. Indiv: Harnett (20) 43. Scr: Hornby 31. BOTANY: Veteran stroke: Arkins (14) 63. A Johnson (9) Spratt (13) 48.

Scr: Cassidy I Brander 39. F.LANORA: Stableford: Sil-verton (10) 41. FOX KILLS: 4B Maze (13) Murphy (24 47. Indiv Minko (5) 39. Smith (14) 42.

Petarson (Richmond 27) 36. Veteran: Williamson (27) 42 cb. GORDON: 48 Lockhart (26) Mossie (10) 47 cb Scr: Brown CRICKET COUNTY MATCHES At Scarborough: Somerset 7-401 dec in 104 5 overs (A Hay-hurst 170. Harden 101). Yorkshire 0-25 in five overs.

At Derby: Worcestershire 9-332 (D OMveira 87. Neale 65. Hick 53) Derbyshire At Canterbury: Kent 1-392 (S Hinks 209 not out. N.Tavlor 1 2 1 not out. M.Benson 45) Middlesex.

At Swansea: Warwickshire 3-443 (A Moles 224 not out. A Lloyd 101. Asif Din47.TMoody 40) Glamorgan. At Cheltenham: Northamptonshire 1 50 in 45 4 overs (R Williams 47: Curran four for 37). Gloucestershire 2-181 in 61 overs (A Wright 94 no.G Hodgson 50).

At Southport: Lancashire 452 in 108 overs (G Mendis 180. Fairbrother 93. Watkinson 47: Evans four for 57) Nottinghamshire At Arundel: Sussex 9-342 CYCLING GOLDEN WEST TOUR Miles criterium. 10km: 1 Mark Spessot (Charleville NZ) 2: Stuart Williams (Chinchilla NZ) 3 Gary Sutton (Roma Australia) 4: Michael Leahy (Lifecycle). 5: Warren Doyle (Kingaroy Penrith Panthers) 6: Stuart Imrie (Lice-cycle).

7' Steve Rooney (La Sguadra). 8: Paul Leitch (Chinchilla NZ). 9 Robert Mclachlan (La Sguadra). 10: Lachlan Sanders (La Sguadra) 10. Miles to Chinchilla Time trial 46km: 1: Paul Leitch 1h2m24 72s.

2: Justin Grindal (Roma Australia). 3: Darren Lawson (Caloundra). 4: Mark Spessot. 5: Clark Richards (Charleville NZ) 6: Robert McLachlan. 7: Gary Sutton.

8: Stewart Imrie 9: Brett Dennis (Roma Australia). 10: Jason Phillips (Brisbane Blasters) 10. BADMINTON SINGAPORE OPEN Tournament Prefix Denotes seeding) Men's singles. 3rd rd: 1-Zhao Jianhua (China) Kwan Yoke Meng (Malay) 6-Eddy Kurniawan (Indo) Misbun Sidek (Malay) 15-12. 15-2.

4-Rashid Sidek (Malay) Darren Hall (Eng) Yu LizN (China) Lee Mue-Chow (Tai) 17-14 7-Foo Kok Keong (Malay) BASEBALL US MAJOR LEAGUES American League: Detroit Tigers 4 Baltimore Orioles 3. Cleveland (PGA) Barling (Nelson Bay) 3b. Indiv: Millgate (Pymbie 1 8) 44. PENTATHLON WORLD C'SHIPS Lahti. Finland 1st Day 1: Robert Stull (US) 50 wins.

1075 pts 2: Andy Jung (Switz) 45. 1C00. 3: Laszlo Fabian (Hung) 44. 983. 4 Milan Kadlec (Czech) 43.

956 5: Anatoli Starostin (Ussr) 42. 949 6 Edward Zenovka (Ussr) 41. 932 7 equal: Ahmed Amber (Bah) 40. 915 Peter Steinmann (Switz) 40. 915.

9 equal: Dimttar Chinin (Bulg) 39. 893. Joel Bouzou (Fra) 39. 898. A CING LEONAY: 48: Cartner (10) RACING A Martin (27) 48 Scr: Maher Worthy (PGA) 39.

Indiv: A Martin (27) 45. Veteran: A Robbins (14) 40. ArmidaEe Nowra LIVERPOOL: 4B: Warren (11) Simpson (13) 48. Scr: 8 Oliver Criss 40. Indiv: Hughes (13) 41 MARRICKViLLE: Veteran sta TAB CODE PRVRCE TAB CODE CTRRCE bleford Div 1: James (19) 50 Div 2: Cooper (24) 42 cb.

Div 3: Scott (27) 39 Run TODAY Run TODAY NEW BRIGHTON: 45 Pater- TAB COVERAGE TAB COVERAGE son (16) Leworthy (12) 47. Scr: 9-60 JONLAC (9) Phillips 54 10- 9 0 LA ROUGE CHEVAL W2) Wood 54 11- 6 0 PRINCE LANI (7) Sheargold 54 LETS REASON I My Perfect Love 2 Foxgroond 3 5 3.00 Maiden Hep 1000m Race 5: ResultsDividends Tel: 0055 33735. Apprentices can claim Of S2.000: 1st $1,400: 2nd $400: 3rd $200. 1- 0 3 2 0 DASH BACK 1 56 5 2- 0 2 7 2 TATTED YARN b(9) Lockhart 55 5 3-3 2 9 BAYRUA b(2) Powell 55 4- 2 3 6 4 SKOPERRA b(1 1) Logue 55 5- 08 ENTERPRISER (8) Mules 54 5 6- 3 4 3 HIMO (5) Folley 54 7- 0 72 SMARTY TAI (6) Parsonage 54 8- 0 0 3 GLEDSWOOD NIP (10) Sheeny 53 5 9- 0 5 8 FATAL IMPACT h(4) A Marney 53 10- 0 0 5 6 SHY GLANCE (12) 53 1 1- 5 0 4 4 TARA FILOU (7) Quartermaine 53 12- 0 7 0 WARHILL (3) (a)L Mortell 53 TATTED YARN 1 Dash Back 2 Skoperra 3 QUINELLA. TRIFECTA all races EXTRA DOUBLE races 4 and 5 QUINELLA.

TRIFECTA all races EXTRA DOUBLE races and 6 DAILY DOUBLE races 7 and 8 DAILY DOUBLE races 6 and 7 7- 0 4 4 4 BUENA BAY (11) Brandenburg 54 8- 0 0 0 CHANTILLY BAY (1) (a) Dodson 54 9- 6 3 3 CHASKA (6) Flick 54 10- 0 6 0 7 HOT TIGER (4) Cummings 54 11- 6 7 0 SMOKEYFEAR (5) A Stephens 54 12- 8 0 6 WACEY (3) Chapman 54 PARK ROYAL 1 Shotalot 2 Buena Bay 3 5 3.15 Class One Kcp 1100m Race 5: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33575. Apprentices can claim Horses who have not won more than one flat race Of $2.000: 1 st 1 2 nd $300; 3rd SI SO; 4th $100. 1- 3 3 1 TAWNEY FLYER m(8) Gary Baker 56 5 2- 1 9 6 DIAMOND BLADE (7) Seamer 56 3- 8 1 4 2 SOLITAIRE MISS m(1) Cummings 56 4- 0 1 4 3 UNDERLAND LADY mh2) Snowden 56 5- 7 1 7 0 YARRAMAN BLUES d(9) AHston56 6- 4 5 1 7 ASHPAK m( 1 1 (a) Becker 55 5 7- 6 9 1 TAPLASH mh(3) Burns 55 5 8- 9 7 0 BENEFACTION (12) Scratched 55 9- 1 9 BILOXI BLUE d(6) Atkins 55 10- 6 9 6 0 ROBINA GIRL (10) (a) A Pattillo54 5 11- 3 0 7 7 SOSSAS SON (5) (a) Ms Kellemen54 5 12- 1 6 6 TAURANGI SUE th(4) (a) A Spinks 54 5 TAWNEY FLYER I Solitaire Miss 2 Underiand RUGBY LEAGUE COCA COLA ALL SCHOOLS KO CARNIVAL at Redfern Oval: Semi-finals: 9yrs: Stella Mans 26 Ciovelly Public 0. Oatley West 39 St Anthonys 5. lOyrs Kurnell Public 18 Newbridge Hts 0.

Stella Maris 20 Mt Brown 6. Mascot Public 27 Berkeley 5. De La Salle Revesbv 5 St Patricks 0. Ilyrs: Maris Bros Daceyville 17 St James Muswellbrook 7. Fairfield Patrician Bros 29 Killarney Vale Public 5 Open Ciovelly 1 9 Stella Mans 12.

St Josephs Oyster Bay 34 Waratah Public 5 Open East Maitland Public 26 Doons.de 7. Maris Bros Daceyville 10 Star Of The Sea Miranda 0 Finals: 9yrs: Stella Maris Shellharbour 13 Oatley West 12 lOyrs Kurnell 22 Stella Mans 10 lOyrs Mascot 32 De La Salle Revesby 1 7. Ilyrs Patrician Bros 17 Maris Bros Daceyville 7 Open St Josephs Oyster Bay 7 Ciovelly 5. Open Mans Bros Daceyville 19 East Maitland 7. LEGEND: Won at track, Won at this distance on this track, Won at this distance on another course, Won in heavy going.

Spell of 3 months, Beaten favourite last start Home track. 1 12.55 Open Hep 1900m Race 1: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33571. Apprentices can claim Of 1st 1.450; 2nd $300; 3rd SI SO: 4th $100. 1- 2 0 2 0 GALWAY DREAM (3) Flick 56 5 2- 6 1 2 1 SOCI AL TIME m(6) Scratched 56 3- 9 1 4 9 COMPETE tcmh(7) SSeamer 52 5 4- 0 4 7 4 RIM LAD tmh(2) Simmons 52 5 5- 0 1 0 0 BACKFIRE m(4) Ms Wngley 52 6- 1 8 7 5 CHAN POYALE h(9) Burns 52 7- 3 3 5 7 LORD MILFORD th(8) (a) A Soinks 52 8- 6 7 3 0 SHAKE IT UP t(5) 52 9- 4 4 3 3 STORMY FUN tm(1) Bnnsmead 52 112.35 Class Five Hep 2100m Race 1: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33731. (Catts changed at 21c pr 20 sveonds) Apprentices can claim Horses who have not won more than five flat races Of S3.000; 1 st S2.1 00 and trophies 1 00: 2nd $600; 3rd S300.

Francis. 19 Ballarat-Ballan Allis-ter Scott. 18 Inverloch-Kongwak MELBOURNE (to play FITZROY Backs Yeats Hughes CampbeO Half-backs Lovett Lyon Febey. Centres Stretch Wilson Tinga Half-forwards Eishold Spalding-Flintoff Forwards Stynes Bennett Jackson Followers Dwyer Viney Rover Healy Interchange Heaver Rohde Emergen-! cles Obst Viney Cuthbertson FITZROY (to play MELBOURNE Backs Bunn Pert Stephens Half-backs Athorn Rocs Gale Centres Baldwin Dilena-Blakey Half-forwards Stroopej Lynch Kickett Forwards Lyon Osborne Collins Followers Rendell Clayton Rover Dundas Interchange Wheildon Broderick Emergencies Johnston Trewella Waterson In Clayton Wheildon Out Woods (inj) Trewella (omit) CARLTON (to play WEST COAST EAGLES Backs Brown Kemahan Dean Half-backs Da Rui Silvagni Alvin Centres Sullivan Bradley Hanna Half-forwards Johnston Kernahar) Hawker Forwards Murphy Sari tori Minton-Connell Followers Madden Glascott Rover: Gleeson Interchange Dorotich Phillips Emergencies Dunlop Matthews Verseek In Brown Dean Out Rieniets Verbeek (omit) WEST COAST EAGLES (te play CARLTON Backs Ugle Brennan Miles Half-backs Turley Melesso McKenna Centres: Begovich Malaxos Mainwaring Half-forwards Wilson McGrath Langdon Forwards Lewis Irving Hart Followers Scott Worsfold Rover; Lamb Interchange Kemp Turner Emergencies Gwilliam Jackson Walters In Kemp Melesso Out. Gwilliam (omit) Sumtch (inj) GEELONG (to play NORTH MELBOURNE Backs Hocking Darcy Rogers Half-backs Chnstensen Yeates Troy Centres.

Bruns Couch Poole Half -forwards' Ablett Stoneham Brown Forwards Malakellis Brownless Hamilton Followers Flanigan Hocking Rover Malakellis Interchange Neeld Morgan Emergencies Hungerford Fletcher Mansfield In: Bruns Stoneham Chnstensen Neeld Brown Out Lindner Sterrett (mi) McCrabb Exell Hinkley (omit) New Mark Neeld. 1 9. St Josephs Paul Brown. 21. Echuca NORTH MELBOURNE (to play GEELONG Backs Allison Mar-tyn Smith Half-backs Chandler Fairley Brayshaw Centres Smith Larkin Sholl Half-forwards German Carey McCarthy Forwards Schwass Longmire Gallagher Followers Heoburn Bryce Romero Interchange: Rock McRae Emergencies A Dwyer McDonald Stevens In McRae Larkin Rock Out: Dwyer (ini Pickering Stevens (omit) ST KILDA (to play SYDNEY SWANS Backs Lamb Frawley Taylor Half-backs Jeffrey Arnol Grant Centres Daniels Russo Harvey Half-forwards: Pekin Loewe Winmar Forwards Krak- ouer Lockett Litschke Followers Harding Coghlan Rover Bowey Interchange Rice Devonport Emergencies Nixon Sexton Fode In Lockett Krakouer Harding Out Lawrie (inj) Doyle Nixon (omit) SYDNEY SWANS (to play ST KILDA Backs Kennedy Toohev Kellett Half-backs Higgins Page Bayes Centres Murphy Williams Bolton Half-forwards Carroll West Lloyd Forwards McAsey Henwood Kelly Followers John Eustice Rover: Wright Interchange Ryan Luff Emergencies.

Denneman Nettlebeck Barling In: Luff Williams Ryan Out Wheeler Potter Lewis (ini) BRISBANE BEARS (to play HAWTHORN Backs Richardson Kennedy Leslie Half-backs Gibson Zanotti Wearne Centres Walsh Withers Gastev Half-forwards: Hardie Reynoldson Keeffe Forwards Ashcroft Windsor Roberts Followers: Ish-chenko Mclvor Rover: Bain Interchange: Taylor Hart Emergencies Dickfos Eade Davidson In: Ishchenko Walsh Out: Capper (ini) Edwards (omit) HAWTHORN (to play BRISBANE BEARS Backs Cooper Langford Ayres Half-backs. Collins Mew Jencke Centres: Pnt-chard Wittman DiPierdomenico Half-forwards Morrissey Brere-ton Kennedy Forwards Dear Dunstall Nugent Followers Lawrence Tuck Rover Anderson Interchange Madigan Magtnness Emergencies Dear Morris Hudson In Dunstall Kennedy Out Morns Hudson (omit) FOOTSCRAY (to play COL-r LINGWOOD Backs Hunter Campbell Reynolds Half-backs: Eooelstun Foster Wigney Centres: Hawkins Wallace Wallis Half-forwards Atkins Coleman Davies Forwards Del-Re Grant McGui-ness Followers Wynd Royal Rover Liberatore Interchange-Cameron Kolymuk Emergencies, Hogg Charles Williams In Wynd Wigney Out Hogg Charles (omit) COLLINGWOOD (to play FOOTSCRAY Backs Turner McKeown Gayfer Half-backs: Barwick Kelly Morwood Centres' Millane Shaw Wright Half-forwards McGuane Christian Banks Forwards Francis Brown DaicoS Followers Monkhorst Crosisca Rover Russell Interchange: A Richardson Manson Emergencies Hrysoulakis Keays Kerrison terford (36) Addison (32) Heron (28) Murphy (25) 102. MOORE PARK: Foursome: Williams Midson (25) 75 cb. Scr: Picone A Glover 186. MUIRFIELD: Par Div 1: Jimuelli (17) 2 down cb.

Div 2: Milotich (24) 1 up cb Div 3 Jurd (34) 1 up Div 4: A Kemp (36) SQ. NSW: Stableford Silver: Purser (17) 35. Bronze 1: Johnson (25) 32 cb Bronze 2: Hi'! (29) 38 cb. Veteran: Eldering (36) 38. OATLANDS: Stableford Div 1 Priest Stocker (6) 39 Div 2: A Larson Hurt (14) 34.

Scr: Wolsey Paine 23 cb. PALM BEACH: 4B: Dunn (30) Bennett (36) 48 Scr: Cooke VVindie 23. Indiv: Stocman (27) 43. PENNANT HILLS: 3B Teams: Davey (28) Kendall (34) Wing (25) 43 Indiv Div 1 Jones (16) 32 cb Div 2: Musgrove (25) 39 Div 3 Gill (27) 35. Div 4: Nanoor (33) 34 Scr: Smith 23.

PENRITH: 4B: Taylor (30) Francis (33" 43 cb. PYMBLE: Teams Div 1: Muirheaa (14) Caspersonn (16) Fowler (19) Cozins (20) 44 Div 2: Randall (24) Pierce (25) Bunny (26) Kirwan (32) 47. Scr: Taylor Cossill Kane Yates 28 RICHMOND: Cship rd 1 A O'Reilly 1 2) 78. Scr: Hall 89 Laws (27) 75 Scr: Hopper 98 A Leek (34) 72. Scr: Perry 104 ROSNAY: 48 Hahn (36) Morling (36) 43 Scr: Hahn 42.

ROYAL SYDNEY: Stableford No 1 Gray (22) 41 No 2 Cope (26) 33 STRATHFIELD: Stableford Henderson (16) 37 Langford (2) 35 CI A Wulff (34) 39. C2: Greer (36) 35 Trophy Henderson (18) 37. Kelman (36) 61 WOOLLAHRA: Par Div 1: Curne (27) 3 down. Div 2: Hertz (34) 3 up Div 3: Potter (36) 3 down. Shield: A Davies bt Economus 2-1.

NSWLGU AMATEUR OPEN CSHIP at K.illara: Qtr-f: M.lls (Oatlands) Donohoe (Bonnie Doon) 1 up. Hale (Kogarah) Costa (Queanbeyan) 6-5. Pierce (City Queensland) Neiisen (Tuggerah Lakes) 1 up. Caviil (Manly) Savy (Royal Queensland) 1 up Semi-f: Hale Mills 1 up. Caveli Pierce it 19th.

36-hole Final at Killera 8 30am Friday July 27. Salver qtr-f: Kennedy (The Australian) Ray (Warringah) 6-5. Bergman (Armidale) Gant (Goulbourn) 4-2. Bleeck (The Australian) Carol Moreton (Oatlands) wo. Scott (Southport) Clarke (Monash) 4-2 Semi-f: Kennedy Bergman 5-3.

Bleeck Scott 1 up Final at Killara 8.50am July 27. DRAW FOR DUNHEVED PRO-AM JULY 27: AM: 1st tee: 6J8 Rath Sippel Smith 6.46 Hind Lewis Clifford 6 54 Thomas Thomas Johnston. 7.02 McRae Delalarve South. 7.10: Baldwin Abern Rehe 7.18: Edmiston Steffan Vanraulte. 7.26 Swanborough Souster Gibson 7.34: Trevena Wilson Beer 7.42: Jordon Smith Mellish.

7.50 Novak Arundell Bishlard 7.58: Shea A Stratton Widgeny. 8.06 Stevens Gibbs Stewart. 8.14: Gibson Beetson Trist. 8.24: Green Evans Waine. 8.30 Luedicke A White Hitchcock 10th tee: 6.36 Scott Palombo Russell 6.46: Stuart Ruse Phillips 634 Williams Beecroft Moses 7.02 A Smith Thomas Pavy 7.10: Marcross Gerion Laws 7.18 Pearse Clegg Enear.

7.26: Flatley Shute Miller 7.34: Anderson Smith Nowak. 7.42: Baranowski Baranowski Pettit 7.50 Eade Allen Phillips 7.58: Carroll Staines. 8.06: Stokes Jones Clark. 8.14 Lavender Taylor Foster 8.22: Corne Hall A White 8.30 Nixon Preston Kane PM: 1st tee: 11.08: Kneller Bourke A Faulkner A Fainter. 11.16: Carney Algie Cassells Holden 11.24: Jarto Brookman Mark ham Bugden.

11.32 Manderson Watson Mernman 11.40 Fakes Bangei Flaherty A Summers. 11.48: Peters Meredeith Reuter Hearn. 11.56 Stanford MacKenzie Green Bishop 12.04: FAzio Witchen Clarke Zilko 12.12: Roberts Ritchie Grayson Hunter 12.20: Dukes Chad-wick Hansen Chaney 12.28: Dodds McPhee Sligar McCann. 12.36: Mercer Thompson Kaye Ballard 1244: Ryan Robertson Byrne Purchase 10th tee: 1 1.08: Dono-gue Patterson Gordon Kerry 11.16 Fell McFarlane Mudiman 11.24 Shirley Hough Rushby Lewis 11.32: Wilson Wilson Wykes Gannon 1 1.40: A Eves Blatton Hunt Brown 1 148: Skeaves DahmonTMuirP Jackson 11.56 Young Eland Smythe Canning 12.04: Almond Karlson Pettit Maggs 12.12: Sproule Jelson I Roberts. 12.28: Da rev Dale Nielson Chivas 12.36 Turner Petersen Vandermeer Tapp.

12.44: Packen 8 Stapleton King Snellina. GAMES GOODWILL GAMES Seattle. Washington ATHLETICS Women's javelin: 1: Natalva SNkolenko (Ussr) 61 62 metres. 2: Tatyana Shikolenko (Soviet Union) 59.06. 3: Karin Smith (US) 58 94.

4: Donna Mayhew (US) 58 62. 5: Laverne Eve (Bahamas) 56.84. 6: Marilyn Senz (US) 56 04. Men's shot put: 1: Randy Barnes (US) 21 44 metres. 2: Jim Doehrmg (US) 21 22 3: Vyaches-lav Lykho (Ussr) 20 70 4: Sergei Smirnov (Ussr) 19 97.

5: Ron Backes (US) 1 9 66. 6: Art McDer-mott (US) 19 25 Women's 1500 1: Natalya Artemova (Ussr) 4 mins 9 48 sees. 2 Yekaterina Podkopayeva (Ussr) 4 09 91. 3 PattiSue Plumer (US) 4 10 72 4: Suzy Favour (US) 4 1 1 45 5: Ravilya Kotovich (Ussr) 4 11.54. 6: Robyn Meagher (Can) 4 1374.

7: Leah Pells (Can) 4.14 78 Men's Long lump: 1 Carl Lewis (US) 8 38 metres 2: Mike Powell (US) 8.34. 3: Robert Emmiyan (Soviet Union) 8.23. 4: Llewellyn Starcks (US) 8 11.5: Dion Bentley (US) 8.00. 6: Jaime Jefferson (Cuba) 7.98. 7: Andre Ester (US) 7 96 Men's 1 Hammou Boutaveb (Mor) 27 min 25 43 sees 2: Addis Abebe (Ethiopia) 27 42 65.

3 John Ngugi (Ken) 27 42 95 4 Gerardo Alcala (Mex) 27 43 07 5 Moses Tanui (Ken) 27 43 62 6: Steve Plascen-cia (US) 27 45 20. 7: Pat Porter (US) 27 56 20. 8: Aaron Ramirez (US) 28 08 56. 9: Bedilu Kibrete (Ethiopia) 28 15 51. 10: Oleg Stn-zhakov (Ussr) 28 16 15 11: Ed Evestone (US) 28.17 58 12 Kelile Chala (Ethiopia) 28 18 50 13: Roiando Vera (Ecua) 28.1 9 22.

14: Rafael Zepeda (Mex) 28 41 53. 15: Sergei Smirnov (Ussr) 28.45 04. 16: Sid Ali Sakhri (Alg) 29 03 59. 17: Carey Nelson (Can) 29.2432 18: Herbert Steffny (W Germ) 29 56 62. 19 Pedro Ortiz (Mor) 302245.

Did not finish: Abdellazia Sahere (Mor). Mohamed Shumassi (Mor). Gidamis Shanango (Tan). Men's Decathlon: Final points and Day 2: 1: Dave Johnson (US) 8.403 (11C-meire hurdles 15 63 sees, discus 46.48m. pole vault javelin 68 66m.

1.500-metres four minutes 26 19 sees). 2: Dan O'Brien (US) 8.358 (14 44. 46 34. 4.55. 57 40.4 36 63) 3: Mikhail Medved (Ussr) 8.330 (14.68.

49 60. 5 05.62 62. 4 35 54). 4 Michael Smith (Can) 8.298 (14 82. 46 24.

.4 85. 64 40.4 23 97) 5 Roman Tere-chov (Ussr) 6 005 (14 43. 41 92. 4 75.56 88. 4 19 95) 6: Sheldon Blockburger (US) 8.002 (15.00.

41 30. 4 75.62 28. 4 42 44) 7: Andrei Nazarov (Ussr) 7.993 (14 53. 41 04. 4 95.55 58.

4 33 17) 8 Jay Thorson (US) 7 494 (15 55. 45 46. 4 75. 50 72.4 41 48) 9 Richard Malak-hovskis (Ussr) 5.573 (1 4 89. 41 98.

no height, withdrew) 10: Derek Huff (US) 5.447 (15 25. 41 00. withdrew). Women's 200 metres: 1: Danette Young (US) 22 64 sees 2: Pauline Davis (Bah) 22 88. 3: Grace Jackson (Jam) 22 96 4: Michelle Finn (US) 23 00 5: Galina Malchugina (Ussr) 23 03.

6: Oksana Stepicheva (Ussr) 23 10 7 Elena Bykova (Soviet Union) 23 11. 8 Minan Ferrer (Cuba) 26 06 BASKETBALL Group Puerto Rico 99 Ussr 84 United States 113 Italy 76. Group Brazil 101 Australia 94 Yugoslavia 81 Spain 67 (43-31). WATERPOLO Round Robin Group A Hungary 1 2 Italy 8. Yugoslavia 10 bt Cuba 9 (4-5) Group Ussr 7 United States 6 (3-4).

Spain 1 0 Australia 5 (4-2). VOLLEYBALL Women's Semifinals: Ussr 3 Peru 1 (15-8. 15-12. 8-15. 15-8) China 3 Brazil 0 (15-9.

15-11. 15-6) Classification round: US 3 Cuba 0 (15-2. 15-5. 15-6) Japan 3 Canada 0 (15-7 16-14 15-8). RECORDS World Records Swimming: Men's 200 Breastroke-Mike 2.11 53 (old record: 2.12.89.

Barrowman, August 20. 1989. Tokyo). Track And Field Women 10km Walk-Nadezhda Ryashkina. Soviet Union.

41 56.25 (old record: 42 252. Kerry Saxby. Australia. May 26. 1990.

Fana. Norway). MEDAL TABLE Tot UnitedStates 31 31 21 83 Soviet Union 26 28 20 74 East Germany 10 5 21 36 West Germany 3 2 3 8 China 13 2 6 Netherlands 1 1 4 6 Cuba 3 1 1 5 Australia 0 3 2 5 Spain 2 2 0 4 Italy 1 2 1 4 Hungary 1113 Romania 0 2 1 3 Poland 2 0 0 2 Canada 10 12 Brazil 0 1 1 2 Czechoslovakia 1 0 0 1 Denmark 1 0 0 1 Jamaica 1 0 0 1 Mexico 1 0 0 1 Surinam 1 0 0 1 Ethiopia 0 10 1 Kenya 0 1 0 1 PURPLE EDITION m(6) 1-8 8 0 2 Logue 56 6 3.35 Class One Hep 1400m Race 6: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33736. Apprentices can claim Horses who have not won more than one flat race Of 1st SI. 400; 2nd $400: 3rd $200.

1- 5 0 4 4 CHARMING BONNIE (5) Ms Denn56 5 2- 7 8 6 HOWEVER (6) Jones 55 5 3- 0 1 CRONIN t(l) JDeBehn55 4- 3 4 7 1 DIVINE LOVER (8) Powell 54 5 5- 8 4 3 I CARIAD d(2) Logue 54 5 6- 9 0 0 8 CALINUS tm(3) Sheeny 54 7- 4 00 CRAFTY BANK th(4) Quartermaine 54 8- 0 5 7 3 MANTINGO dW9) Fahey 54 9- 6 79 MIGHTY KAZAM dm(7) Dawson 54 HIGH PURPLE m(3) 2-3 6 6 5 Sheargold 55 5 Lady 3 GALWAY DREAM 1 Rim Lad 2 Stormy Fun 3 BENKEI tm(2) Philoot 55 Jones 55 GRAB A STAR (4) NORTHERN BAY (8) 2 1.30 Maiden Hep 1030m Powell 55 Wood 55 3- 0 6 7 4 4- 9 1 0 5- 9 9 6 6 6- 0 0 0 7 7- 7 8 6 4 8- 6 2 3 6 Race 2: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33572. ROYAL DRAW tm(7) Dawson 55 VINA CRAFTY tmb(1) A Marney 55 RIFLE SHOOTING GPS C'SHIPS at Hornsby: Raw-son Cup: Kings NRA Shield: Armidale Buchanan Shield: Kings. First p'ship: Kings. Armidale. Sydney Grammar.

Second p'ship: Kings. Scotts College. Sydney Grammar COMBINED GPS TEAM, match against Sydney Uni-Uni NSW: AW Cox (Kings) Gilder (Kings) Harrison (Sydney Grammar) Bushby (Sydney Grammar) Holmes (Armidale) Sears (Armidale) Lumb (Scotts) A Cameron (Armidale) A Zahra (Sydney Grammar) Street (Scotts). PL'RPLP EDITION I High Purple 2 Furiaa 3 CRONIN DMm 2 Charming Bo.nie 3 Apprentices can claim Of 1st SI. 450: 2nd $300; 3rd SI SO; 4th $100.

1- EVER SO VAIN (10) Dave Murphy 56 5 2- STOCKROUTE JOE (8) Seamer 56 5 3- WHY BOTHER (2) (a) A Fox 56 5 4- 2 9 0 SWIFT ALLISS (5) Chapman 56 5- 4 ISA NORDIC (9) Cummings 55 5 6- 2 3 8 7 PRINCE OF SEASONS bh(6) Burns 55 5 7- 0 06 RED IMPULSE (7) Brandenburg 55 5 8- 02 TURNTABLE bh(4) (a) A Spinks 55 5 9- 5 3 9 GRAFTON ROAD h(1) Snowden 54 5 10 0 5 0 MY TINGALING (3) Burns 54 5 ISA NORDIC I Tarntable 2 Prince Of Seasons 3 3 2.05 Open Hep 1300m Race 3: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33573. Smith Perkins 40. InSiv: Stattin (Bowral Country 6) 42 Scr: Smith 40 NORTH8RIDGE: 48 Chris-tensen (16) Gibson (16) 51 Scr: P. Thomas King 42. Indiv: Chnstensen (16) 45.

PALM BEACH: 4B: Boyle (17) Gill (24) 81. Scr Goddard Kretz 34. Indiv: Gilbert (21) 45 cb RIVERSIDE OAKS: 43 Bain-bndge (Castle Hill 4) Hayes (Castle Hill 6) 45 cb Scr: Bainbndge (Castle Hill 6) Hayes (Castie 6) 40 Indiv: Hayes (Castle Hill 6) 40. ROSEVILLE: Stableford Moffat (17) Moftat (9) 48 Scr: Owen Drake 35. Indiv: Moffat (17) 43.

SPRINGWOOD: 4B Turner (13) Berr (13) 43 Scr: Ballard Morgan 40. Indiv: A McLeay (18) 42. ST MICHAELS: 48 Davies (13) (20) 48 Scr: Buckley MrKell 36. Indiv: Phillips (6) 40 cb TUGGERAH LAKES: 4B Div 1 Rashleighd 2) Brown (17) 49. Div 2 Hopoer (21) Godwin (13) 47 cb Scr Hart Allen 36.

Indiv A Kflsall (12) 40 Richards (16) 4 2. Douglas (26) 40 cb. ASSOCIATES BANKSTOWN: 38 Div 1: Hocking (9) Alwin (13) Herron (25) 46 cb Div 2: Pickner (16) Butt (25) Hibburt (36) 46 cb Indiv: Alwin (13) 37 BAROWELL VALLEY: 4B Div 1- Rostron (20) Cooper (Marrickville 19) 42. Div 2 Lyons (27) McNamara (33) 46. BAYVIEW: LGU Medal Powell (12) 71 Shepheard (25)71 CESIam (35)68.

CABRAMATTA: LGU Teams Div 1 Moore (10) Malagre (11) Collins (19) 48 Div 2: Neill (18) Millington (29) A Mann (30) 48 CAMDEN: Stableford A Jameson 1 5) 39 Scr Lowe (24). Diomis (26) 42 Scr: Dunlop 14. Nash (Dunheved 27) 39. Scr: Pennington (Dunheved) 1 2. CASTLECOVE: 3B Teams Porter (26) Br.en (31) Lamborn (31) 48.

Indiv: Harris (30) 42 CHATSWOOD: Stableford Westbrook (18) 36 Smith (30) 37 A Lawrence (35) 37 CROMER: Par Div 1 Hancock (13)2 up Div 2 Nunn (20) 3 up Div 3 Brarher (30) 2 up cb. Div 4: Winter (35) 9 up. EA5TLAK5: Stableford Smith (14) 44. Harrower (26) 37 EVERGLADES: Stableford McManus (9) 40 Ritchie (29) 38 Gougeon (33) 40 GORDON: Stableford: Day (28) 39 KOGARAH: 4B Div 1: Brookes (26) Stewart (Cronulla 22) 42 Scr Law Wiggins (The Lakes) 30 Div2 Milham (31) Casaceli (Cronulla 36) 51 Div 3 Abbott (30) Martin (Cronulla 27) 43 Assocs Upton (29) Preston (32) 48 LANE COVE: Medal: McAI-pine (29) 66. Mid-week premiership McAlpine 278.

Scr: Raymond (34) 214 LONG REEF: Medal Silver: Machar (16) 77. bronze 1: Riddle (21) 71 Bronze 2: Cnmmins (30) 77 Sloane (30) 77 to play off Bronze 3: Dickinson (36) 79 MONA VALE: Teams: Win- 6 3.50 Class Two Hep 1400m Race 6: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33576. Apprentices can claim Horses who have not won more than two flat races Of 1st S1.450: 2nd $300: 3rd S1S0; 4th S1O0. 1- 0 2 4 3 COPPER MIGHT t(10) Allston56 5 2- 0 1 4 0 OUR REGAL GEM tmb(12) Seamer 56 3- 1 8 0 0 SCORPIO SHORE (9) Dave Murphy 56 4- 9 2 8 1 GLOWING THOUGHT mh(3) Snowden 55 5 5- 3 1 4 OCTANE m(1 (a) Dodson 55 5 6- 0 8 6 0 COLLECT THE TOLL t(7) Burns 55 7- 5 0 0 DELAHOUSSAYE (6) Brandenburg 55 8- 6 7 0 EL RACER (11) (a) A Pattillo 55 9- 0 7 0 8 FLAMING GYPSY h(8) Burns 55 10- 2 2 4 4 JUTLIN PARADE d(2) (a) Ms Kellemen55 11- 4 9 3 7 MISSNIOKA (5) Flick 55 12- 5 90 NAPS PRIDE dm(4) 55 13- 9 3 0 6 SO VAINLY c(13) Gary Baker 55 2 1.1 5 Class Three Hep 1000m Race 2: Results Dividends Tel: 0055 33732. Apprentices can claim Horses who have not won more than three flat races Of $2,000: 1st SI, 400: 2nd S400: 3rd $200.

1- 0 4 0 BEAU BUNDRIE dm(6) 56 5 2- 7 4 7 ROLOREN BELLE m(4) (a)L Mortell 56 3- 1 3 7 TARGAY td(3) Sheargold 56 4- 00 ADMIRALTY WALK d(5) Ms Bennett 55 5 5- 6 1 6 LIBERTY PARADE h(1) Quinn 54 6- 0 1 5 STEEL ENDEAVOUR tmh(2) Logue 53 5 BEAU BUNDRIE 1 Steel Eadeavour 2 Targay 3 3 1.50 fltaiden Hep 1400m Race 3: ResultsDividends Tel: 0055 33733. Apprentices can claim Of $2.000: 1 st 1 .400: 2nd S400; 3rd $200. 1- 6 3 2 3 PERCEIVE b(1) Powell 56 5 2- 7 8 7 2 GOLD TEST b(2) Philpot 56 3- 0 7 3 4 GALAXY GOLD (4) Logue 54 5 4- 0 7 7 SPIRIT OF MUNDA (8) De Behn54 5 5- 2 6 0 0 I'M A BATTLER (10) Jones 54 6- 4 0 4 3 PINDARRISJOY (5) Clare 54 7- 0 0 9 ROCKFORT (6) Mules 54 8- 0 0 FLASHY RUNh(11) Quartermaine 53 5 74.10 Hying Hep 1200m Race 7: ResultsDividends Tel: 0055 33737. Apprentices can claim Of $3.000: 1 st S2.1 00 and trophies $100; 2nd $600; 3rd $500. 1- 1110 GUILROSS tdmOO) Folley 58 5 2- 5 1 8 SEA CONTROL tcdm(5 Wood 56 5 3- 0 1 2 ZITHER tcdm(9) Skinner 54 4- 2 1 4 1 MASTER SPY tcmh(8) A Marney 53 5 5- 1 3 2 4 TUMBLE TESS tdmh(3) (a)L Mortell 52 5 6- 9 0 7 3 ACTUALITY mIK 11) (a)T Hore 62 7- 0 8 6 PERSIAN COMIC tcdm(2) De Belin52 8- 6 6 5 RON WONDER m(6) Logue 52 9- 0 5 5 SEA JAVELIN tdm(7) Garland 52 10 5 00 TARRA GLEAM dm(1) 52 11- 2 3 9 7 TOPZAN td(4) Clare 52 MASTER SPY I Gail Ross 2 Zither 3 84.45 Class Two Hep 1200m Race 8: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33738.

Apprentices can daim Horses who have not won more than two flat races Of $2,000: 1st $1,400: 2nd S400: 3rd $200. 1- 8 500 TIMID LASS tdm(8) Phillips 56 5 2- 9 1 9 5 BOOTLE tmh(10) SQuinn545 3- 2 0 7 RED CHIMES d(7) Garland 54 5 4- 0 14 0 NEW MELD cmh(12) A Marney 54 5- 0 03 SHEER AUDACITY d(2) Logue 54 6- 6 2 0 0 STONEGARTH tWID OCTANE I Copper Might 2 Glowing Thought 3 74.25 Class Four Hep 1100m Race 7: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33577. Apprentices can claim AUST FOOTBALL NSW STATE LEAGUE Rd 14 (Sunday): East Sydney Nth Shore at Gore Hill. Firsts Bomford Kalavzich (F) Lake A Gibson (B) Kain Galloway (G) Res Yole Radley (F) Tong Angelo (B) Specha Myatt (G) U-19 Morters Hopson. Sydney Uni Parramatta at Sydney Uni Firsts Sheppard Ardill (F) Rowan Dimoliania (B) Goss Ray (G) Res Burdack Godfrey (F) Angelos Slobod-etsky (B) U-19 A Smith Prentice Hills Wests at Ern Holmes Oval: Firsts Rendell Cro-whurst (F) Harrop Burnett (B) Peters Hoare (G) Res Airdnf Bell.

U-19 Walker Neville AFL TEAMS ESSENDON (to play RICHMOND Backs Thompson Van Der Haar Hamilton Half-backs: Donnell Daniher Grenvold Centres: Long Kickett Arderson Half-forwards Harvey Cransberg Watson Forwards Ezard Madden Stubbs Followers Salmon Daniher Rover Bewick Interchange Johnston Manning Emergencies Walsh Antrobus Sporn In Stubbs Harvey Johnston Daniher Out Burns (sus) Flood Considine (mi). Werner (omit) RICHMOND (to play ESSENDON Backs Scott Lee Czerkaski Half-backs Powell Goodwin James Centres Ryan Knights Smith Half-forwards Mitchell Gale Lambert Forwards Banik Honybun Francis Followers Cloke Weightman Rover Nichols Interchange Hamilton Maxfield Emergencies Williams Kalms Leys In Czerkaski Scott Francis Maxfield Hamilton Out Pickering Pickering Bower Free (inj) Leys (omit) New: Matthew Apprentices can claim Of $2.000: 1st 2nd S300: 3rd $150; 4th $100. 1- 6 1 2 1 SOCIALTIME dm(1) Scratched 56 5 2- 2 2 1 FAMILY PROFIT tch(10) (a) A Spinks 56 3- 0 5 6 2 SALES FORCE tdm(6) (a) Ms KellemenSS 4- 3 6 5 4 GENTLE KNIGHT tm(4) Gary Baker 54 5- 2 35 HARVEY DREAM tm(7) Powell 53 5 6- 1 0 66 HELDAACE tmh(3) Snowden 53 5 7- 2 5 4 8 BAY HOSTEL m(5) (a) A Pattillo53 8- 6 6 6 9 GLEN ACADEMY tdm(2) Brandenburg 53 9- 2 1 1 0 JUDY KNIGHT (9) (a) A Fox 53 10-1 1 0 STOP SUPPLY tb(8) 53 FAMILY PROFIT 1 Sales Force 2 Judy's Kaight 3 4 2.40 Maiden Hep 1300m NOTED SPY (3) Sheargold 53 5 ROSE TERRACE (7) Pickwick 53 5 9-6 7 0 10 5 I 1 1-5 5 6 8 VINA LUSTY h(9) A Marney 53 5 Horses who Of $2,000: 1- 4 5 1 8 2- 6 09 3- 2 1 3 1 4- 5 9 2 3 5- 2 0 3 3 6- 1 3 0 7 (a)L Mortell 54 COLOUR ROCK (3) 7- 1 8 2 have not won more than four flat races 1 st 1 .450: 2nd S300; 3rd SI SO: 4th $100. GOLDEN DELIA dmh(9) Burns 56 5 LOCHALLAN d(7) Seamer 56 BAPPO tm8) Brandenburg 55 5 INVALUABLE (12) Chapman 55 5 OLDJIMMY m(4) RAMcGrath555 LUSKIN FLYER dm(3) Snowden 54 5 MERRY ARCHER d(5) Gary Baker 54 5 SILVER JINX m(11) MFIick545 CAPASO m(2) Cummings 54 HAPPY LUCIE b(1) (a) A Fox 54 SIR TUDOR m(6) Burns 54 SMART PICCO d(13) Ms Wngley 54 STEEL REMARK (10) Bnnsmead 54 Parsonage 53 5 8-0 95 KING KAMEHAMEHA td(13) 53 5 Race 4: ResultsfDividends Tel: 0055 33574. 7-9 0 8 7 REGIMENTAL FLYER (6) (a)R Mc Dougall53 5 SATURN NIGHT t(9) De Belin 53 5 SMART START c(1) 9-6 7 8 3 10- 6 0 2 0 11- 8 0 1 0 PERCEIVE I Cold Test 2 Piadarri's Joy 3 42.25 Maiden Hep 1200m Race 4- ResultsDividends Tel: 0055 33734.

Apprentices can daim Of 1st 1.400: 2nd $400; 3rd $200. 1-022 2 LET REASON b(4) AMarney565 2 0 QUEBEC (II) Logue 55 3 4 3 FOXGROUND (3) Clare 54 5 4 2 6 2 4 JY PERFECT LOVE (6) Philpot 54 5 5- 0 8 ATASCADERO (5) Powell 54 6- 7 0 5 0 BLUE HALO (8) Jones 54 7- 6 6 0 DELIGHTFUL MICKEY (10) De Belm54 8- 9 5 0 EELONDRA (1) Lockhart 54 8 34 9-9 3 7 1 0- 2 04 1 1- 3 6 1 6 1 2- 0 5 8 5 13- 0 3 0 3 Apprentices can dawn Of 1 st 1 .450: 2nd S3O0; 3rd 1 SO: 4th SIOO. 1- 3 3 PARK ROYAL (9) Gary Baker 56 5 2- 3 7 9 AUSSIE WIZARD W12) Burris55 5 3- 3 6 2 SHOTALOT (2) (a) A Fox 55 5 4- 7 2 0 0 PAKCASSA (10) SSeamer 55 5- 4 3 0 MIDOFF (7) A McGrath 54 5 6- 8 8 AMBITIOUS SON h(8) Snowden 54 A Parramore 53 12- 1 7 8 9 SUMMER SPIRIT tm(4) Lockhart 53 13- 8 64 TANGJARA (5) Pickwick 53 SHEER AUDACITY I Coloar Rock 2 TimM BAPPO I Invaluable 2 Golden Delia 3 Lass 3.