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22 -Tuesday 1975r gggreion By DAVID FiSilSk': With the three Peters Peter Rossborough, Peter Preece, and HOUgn J- wuum TEESSIDE WaSBinfi to EngUnd again, let this in RftjliM rmi dIi icked for the team Ladbrokes get i way oacK 10 mness- ana joriu, o-ivhj aimm' S.i or added centre-' threequarter, England ha had a coiwinoing county loose head prop where Frait in tW toalacted asm aaaea havp chosen an-ateressive-loolc- snn for VnrkshirTid has Cotton! the new Eneland catrtaln. incentive and mada me want. ana nas sjpnon. tne new jangianaicapoun, "i.v"'?' wji. SELECTIONS 9V fng set of backs for their proved himself.

stUl the best comes in for Stack Stevens-who prove uiat i w5 h.lr Miintm has nil IniiirwT hark Th selec- nOOKer. 2 0 Indian Emperor, nap 2 30 Anglo Scot, nb 3 0 Connecticut 12 0 Sfonrusha' I I 30, Prince Vision me aiaicn oi mc jiuiuc unci- u-i -viiuj. nm in tha fhamninnqhin season Whother Ene-lanr) makeY oroner were onginaity -wortun uu jnere, are i uc 3 ti 4BimnftAn tht i nrtnn nj nil ahead Uc? 'iSi anertfSni of ihSFiSSJSXEim in assumpUon that Cotton who jide: Warfield played three times gainst Irelan fiat Lansdowne tto was toiured at-ie time of last for, England two seasons- ago ioad. on January 18, tOl Pn the oast yearVWW, mafeh would be at when he was at Durham Unlver. the go? GOUyG Hurdles ood to Sift; Chase Good TOTI 1.10, 2.30.

TREBLE; 1.0, 2.0. 3-D rreece ana warnwa were, xo- ne has sometimes kicked exces- "S.sri. iS-ifs. tc hp suffered gether in the centre forthe sivelyv but on the Lions' tour he Engla? y1niJfri and tad to Barbarians when they played the showVd he can be an Imaginatiye hSmeter" HURDLE (Dl. 4-t-o) 2m 17Eyd; 1 1f HOTTOM XOVICES' SHOTTON XOVICES' 306 (IS dtclarod) 03P1Q2 Carn Cm (BC) (G Borry) BMtlman 11-7 Olio Grv Aolow (Mrs Andarson) Ntsbln 11-7 Lingfield 4Q1 Hinnt Chrlttnt (W FHlllwl Malnh 11.7 UJOU IWT3 ESWa last up when the Barbarians recently unpressive attacking eal the day gd his swlte means ttat Mick dropped half way tg? scored, nine tries In beating theP Lions scored 97 points vat 5MAr.

UoM XfSSZ 5 thTlast on Grlfftn Fletcher A Meanav Broderlck Wiles (7) Karnes Tinkler Blackshaw Munro SUCk Leicester 43-4. OOl Mattar Scorctiln (E-Halmahaw) Eaatarby 11-7 "40 lloaan (Mrs Lalaht) Wllej 11-0 U44 Bosphorus Queen. (W Burch) Barnaf 11-0 .00 Loa CM Avison) Bcrrv'11-0 onrojh Rcaku) Carr 11-0 Urttana Read) 5 Hall 11-0 UO Nambpur (A AHan) A Stapheiuon 11-0 of 0 wVhsV's TZStaSVrt hooker competition with. a.a 1HQO hnr- i allP fMltrhf CrPVA StT.lt II. jirtr Ptmio onrl War- the Quickness 2 -3 4 6 7 B.

10 T1 12 1S 14 IS 17 1 wajs-o aw, aa-o oV--'V'--0'" By CHRIS HAWKINS field snowed a nne muiuai unaer- i9ub. v4.rniinopr im aaKSROKi l. von ir-u Rod Snapper' (G Dawoa) Berry 11-0 Buckley itnnriint? ana since rTeecc. xtoss vui.uix tut uus ayvvaau av vu. vub ouuw borough and ttevid DSam all of backsthe selectors, have not Peter Wheeler.

At lock- Chris reserve scrum half. The other noiousii, suu K- Tiaictnn hie hn Innliirlod In t.aninc' rnKprves are Tony snutn is. Bi" The formal blessing of the flfLA auiis ia anipej Easterov n-o 00 Vallty-sioht rj Owen) Fitzgerald 11-0 Willaik (A Brewster) Brewster 11-0' Holmes Joint Racing Board has been into the business, and not Hans shouWbT ra.cV'VnawMW otyS-ulim Martin of msUnctive cooperaUwi in Eng- hard, determined tacklers. and Injury and his partner, will be Cooper (utility back Peter iandattack Id TaddiUmj -Peter Squiies and Duckham usually are Roger Uttley whose, position Wheeler (hooker) Cowling Sauires has befcn prohimself caWwe of dealing with opponents' on fhe (prop); and BiU Beaumont ettlni Forocatt: 3 Master scordiln, Milllipoe. 5 Monro ClirWtoi.

Grey Aglow, 10 Came Grey. Montand. 14 Nambour. TOP FORM TIPS: Cray' Allow Carna Cray 7, Nambour C. whether it is more desirable to Bet through a machine rather than bookmakers." Bleeders are concerned for their livelihood during a year given to the purchase of Lingfield Park by the Lad-broke Group, although there is little indication that the one of the neatest and cleverest punts aimea sireicn we iiui wjhto ni tiocK).

LACKHALL SELLING HANDICAP HURDLE 2m 17Gyd; winner 30C 1 0 firtshers in the game- inese '3?" iraiand in mw, on ua acciarea) when costs have risen by 41) per backs, by th Manaan 000-020 Hello (Mrs Atkinson) Atlnson 7-11-9 00401 ie Clip Joint (E Wright) Meaner S-11-7 032032 Archetto (Mrs I Hardy) Hardy 000200 Laredo (A Komo) Kemp 7-11-4 if given the opportunities me aeienstve quauues in ukm uic JsiiX Jamiary THSdviaateV eir forwards and half-backs. Jeeps. There must at. the this may be tbe ibest lcvw. Jgg ggg, produce an irresisOblechal.

moment, however, a i lffiS2? ttl.JSK S8SSSZ could savin? of this imrjortant tent- Yearling prices were down courl is Larded wTtS Slat eTOffi parcival (ai lenge to ireianas aetences. 57 ie SrSiSS'i. "c'. 0332U-0 Castle Pride (M Ramsden) Norton 6-11-2 -Mr Oldham (7) '000110 Cloudy Boy (7lb ex) (N Gdulson) Wajrace-B-'IO-IS 00-004 Kunninai Fire (G Dawes) Berrv fi-10-1-1 -Buckley 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 12 13 19 20 fArnrarrl onn IVn. M.

i re Tip ta nothine in 1141 2 Charlie attyea (BF) (G Money) "Tinkler Tinkler 13-1000 Alnmouth (G -Berry) Bastlman S-10-8? i. Munro position, oi stana-on nur in -cut u- ws the. nast 0O43D1 'UllUl SlrlBt f5lh avl Mr A Thnnntniil ITmm, dn.t A UnlMK TTZddVfhen occasionany showna near the Severn Bridge, 'said joy by the authorities. There as an increase prize money; was no congratulatory state- Otherwise it. will; hecome mpn( and thp board m'erelv impossible tp breed high quality ment ana me Doara merely racenorses country." he recorded their pleasure bai(i.

that racing would continue." Today's racine at Teesside pro- 4000-00 Wiian Park (A Parcival) Perclval 14-lgF6 Nlpht Affair (V Thompson) Thompson C-10-0 3210000 Fair Maid (T Robinson) Peacock 7-10-0 Bourka M. Jerdtn wn- hm mnHial lis-ament ug weaKness in mahung cibiubu- yesterday: it noesni oouier me (srougmon whlnate tary and totally unforced errors fn losing the captaincy. R.Pi.mu: a. of handling. probably the right time to have tertn.

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rfovf nf a new Tekumont fc uuuuuu rcrsian vay ts. topnenson) Teoman 4-10-0 Gouldlno 23 000300 The Sp(ialltt (P Baoaaiey) Harris 4-10-0 A Taylor Betting Forecast: 5-2 Charlie 3 Bnbus Brier. 9-2 Arctietto. 6 Hello, Clmidy Ho, 10 Alnmouth. 14 Clip Jotnl.

TOP FORM TIPS- Charlie Bettyes 9, Cloudy' Boy 7, Babus Briar i. Pnlniirprlsi few People Can nave inn mrwarus, wiul uiw wep- r. nnmir imihh. expected that ne would piay-ior uon, rc uie eigui uu HANDICAP CHASE; 2m; winner 40S (S declared) 1 30" 3F11-13 Prince Vision (D) (BF) (W Wright) A Dickinson 8-10-11 4BZ421 Duforae (D) (Gib) (A Snipe) Easterbv (-10-9 Dickinson BADMINTON uwr- umniier ba iui iu keamamj ocrry td-iu-o F0042F Scotia Boy (J Mccchan) A stephsnaon 6-10-0 suck 320003 Pcanack ID) Dlvonl ThnauMBTn I.IO.n 7 1340-30 Baltliar JO) (Mrs Carr-Walker) Kern Perclval. (S) Betting Forecast: 6-4 Prince Vision, 9-4 Duforae.

Scotia's Boy, Feapaek. fialtlzar, 12 Glenzler Lad. TOP FORM TIPS: Prince-Vision 9, Dutorge 7. A new image sought for club knockout DAVID IRVINE'S RUGBY VIEW mi TTninn fnrnmittBA cashire and Middlesex enjoy this Odds against win By CHRISTINA WOOD England play Denmark in the annual badminton international today and two factors make it unlikely that England can end Denmark's run which now 18 wins succession. One is that the match is being played at Official reaction following vides Indian Emperor (2 0) with a the news that Ladbrokes were tn cjuo innfiVId wk Handicap Hurdle and he looks a maV iT StlI aJii Kood bet with onlv 105t 101b.

cool and may be the deal havin finished Uvo short hea(s smacked to the sceptics of the behind Super Nova last time out. tail wagging the dog. Book- That was at Newcastle last month Snakei's have never been the when he blundered badly two most popular people in racing, from home and could possibly but in these impoverished have won but for the error. Super days their sponsorship is vital went on to win the Johnnie ami this latest tpn makp? thiir Walker Hurdle at Ayr last week, a2iLtL It vtilil so there is nothing wrong with existence of great importance the form. Indlan will to the future of racing.

be hard to beat this afternoon With support for' a Tote Mono- and is a confident selection, polv beginning to grow again, it js some time since Anglo Ladbrokes are no doubt aware Scot (2.30) twice ran second to that they have dealt a significant Tamalin- but bearing in mind blow for their kind. As a piece those early season efforts, it is of public relations the Lingfield to look beyond him in deal is a master stroke. Gyril -the Sefeham Novices' Chase. Since Stein, the chairman of the group, finishing within three lengths of promises to make the Course possibly the best novice in of the finest in the coun- ingi Anglo Scot has been un-try." Certainlv plenty can be placed at Wetherby, but that done to improve the amenities failre can be explained by the but even more needs to be done distance of two miles, which was if the quality of the racing is to obvinusly -too short. Today's trip improve.

In recent years Line- 0f two and a half, miles should field has put on very modest fare suit him admirably Richard laerlein's. selections NAP Ryarsh, Plumpton, 1 15 NEXT BEST Nereo, Plumpton, 1 45 Herning, Jutland, and more i SQUASH RACKETS important Margaret Beck, EASINCTON HANDICAP HURO winner C40B 2m 17Gyd; 2 0 avu6y privilege while the remainder are gradually coming round to must piay of among themselves (11 declared) I 130000 Wolton Lad (CiO) (J Henderson) Barnes 3-1 1-S Barnes 4 20002-0 Poly Boy (Mr A Blond) A Stephenson S-11-3 5 420403 Sunotra (M Burkol Collinowond 7.11-1 Bueklav Jayne beats the idea that tneir ciu'd unocK- wnicn means suu mure maiuics. out competition should be The proposals now being dis- the world invitation champion, is out of action with a hairline fracture in her left foot. Nevertheless England have 6 210023 Dolbcn Lass vCD) (P Day) Harris 6-10-12 A Taylor extended to include a hrst cussed by the ttu, as i unaer-exienaea to iiiLiuue r(und U-Uiri4 inaian emperor IWWJ ibid exj iivirs vvaiion) t- vvaiion 0 000141- Fa-e Uu (W A Stephenson) A Stenhenson G-10-B stack rounu uiiu A tn mimtv cun Swedish 9 0-00004 Persian Velvet vMrs Gordon) Page 9-10-3 Blackshaw lO 04O300 Boginish (- Sloan) Yeoman 7-10-1 Holmes ii uunor- esteroi t-'HJ (L Nicnoison) vviiKinson 5-10-0 couldlng 15 33-0103 Tanora (J Manners) Denvs Smith 6-10-0 i O'Neill 16 004-00F Welshes (K Bownes) Harris 5-10-0 Beaton (7) of those seekmg tnis cnange -11-- ch iovnty believe it should be made next jn'e championship) with the season; the likelihood is that rernajnng 37 places being split, the entry will not be doubled regionally, and awarded to clubs hpfnre season 1976-7. on merit This sounds simple Betting Forecast: 5-2 Indian Emperor.

7-2 Fare Up, 5 Tanora. 6 Dolben Lass, iciei. lu vveuun i-uu, j'oi ju. TOP FORM TIPS: Fare bp 9, Tanora 7, Dolbtn Last 6. Wirlnnine the competition is enough but-may ber difficult to now seen Is the best way of rid- worK in Pracu.

now seen as tne nest, way SEAHAM NOVICES' CHASE: winner 30G (7 declared). 2 30 and tailed to fuitil its potential. jeremy Glover resumes riding The bookmakmg empires are' at Plumpton this 'afternoon, being founded on business sense and none the worse for a fall from shrewdness, it will be interesting Pampered Miss at Sandown on to see the results as such qualities Saturday which forced him to are applied to racecourse give up his two remaining administration. I would bet mounts. Glover rides Telegraphy odds-on that the venture will be (2 45) in the Rottingdean Maiden a success.

chase, for Stan Mellor, whose Supporters of a Tote monopoly young horses are usually well apparently do not include Mr schooled. Telegraphy has not Jakie Astor, who, speaking for shown much ability in three the Thoroughbred Breeder's' unplaced runs over hurdles- but Association, said yesterday "The it would be no surprise to real issue is how much of the him perform a lot better today. been beaten only 4-3 in their last three encounters home and away with Denmark. The side, the strongest available, Men's singles 1, Ray Stevens (Essex); 2, Paul Whetnall (Kent). Women's singles Gillian Gilks (Surrey).

Men's doubles 1, Elliott Stuart and Derek Talbot (Northumberland); 2, Stevens and Mike Tred-gett Women's doubles Mrs Gilks and Sue Whetnall (Kent). Mixed doubles Talbot and Barbara Giles (Essex). 2 02U21F Half Hnopy (Mrs Norton) Nortoh Nattrlss that one Place should go times acute embarrassment oul- since the tournament was intro Merit may be simple enough challenger Jayne Ashton, from the Edg-baston Priory Club, Birmingham, won the British girls' squash championship the third -successive year tfhen she beat 16-year-old Kattarina Due-Boje, the first Swedish girl to reach the final, by '9-0. 9-3, 3 aepasuan (k jenreysj cross 7-iz-z Moorneao at 000-220 Anglo Scot (BF) (Mrs Gordon) Page 6-11-9 Munro 6 0070-040 'Don- Rairio A Staohensan) A stenhenson 7.11-9 000 Little St', (W A Stenhenson) A Steohenson 6-11-9 stack 11' F00003 Santa Elalla'(J Elvln) Plaits 6-11-9 Buckley duced four years ago, to aenne i ui-r aouira (mrs I limanj Wilkinson -ll-g Atkins Betting Forecast: 7-4 Sehostlon 2 Anglo Scot, 7-2 Half Happy. 6 Soulra.

14 juinie pice. TOP FORM TIPS Anglo Scot Sebastian 7. The same team then go on to there nave oeen cases ui tiuua iSnMTand fat present being beaten in prelJjntoaries and SSbSSTTS iSStS furtiier clubs in counties tition proper (this happened win Yortshire Durham, and -3 ft SHOTTON NOVICES' HURDLE (Dlv. II); 4-V-o; 2m 176yd: winner C30S play in Sweden at Ystad on fl. This should be an ne oeciarcaj Goddard (7) 01 Beholden (Lt-cmdr Wilson) Hall 11-7 2130 Silver (CD) (C Kirk) Easlerby 11-7 Mr Tinkler (7) Sale ana renrynj an KArth.imhprlnnrl mM doubtless Munro ruat imai a isuoini i rage li-u Autumn Rtf.n I Mrs A Dickinson) A Dlrklnsoci 11.fi easier match as England have had nine consecutive wins over Sweden who are sow weakened bv the absence of Eva Stuart CMr Twedberei: the former 'All- Powell (5) Buckley I Dlrklncan of a tie tolring.

Place twice Wsh torilav in their county com- mHr4kyhMw.ns):in rt tmmSiZi round draw which was in part a- thus pettine two 03 Birthday Pane (H Brown) Colllngwood 11-0 Carnival Day iG Halton) A Dickinson 11-0 SELECTIONS ugrv tat-) (r l-arni Haroy ll-o puimn ia wawxamw i lacxi vv ww local, in part semmauonai ana- -tJSSSF. ytLUKLi iTneluUon must be.that the Buckley O440 Hopef I Sublect (Mrs Shaw) Crump 11-0 Hon D'Otvres (L Balnbridae) Ward ll-o 12 45 Ozandels 1 15 May Gate 1 45 Redcoat 2 15 Super Trojan 2 45 Telegraphy 3 15 Knight Templar 9-0 at the Lamlbton Club. London, yesterday. Miss Ashton. who still has another year in the championship.

Was altogether too severe for her opponent and much the quicker on the ball. Miss Due-Boje played some excellent shots was In the third game Miss Ashton- raced to 8-0. match point In one hand, and although Miss Due-Boje put her out twice she was not able to score. Mandy Frew (Kent), who is only 14, won the plate final- by beating Caroline Sharman (Sussex), 9., 12 14 IS OO Pot Black (A Kemp) Kemp 11-0 Perclval (5) OF The Urchin 'R Thomas) 5 Neibln 11-0 Neieltt (7) 0 Village Light (F Oates) A Stephenson 11-0 stack 16 uu rv mining boose its nail) r- wilts ii-d wiles (7) Bettine Foreeavt. O.X Rriinlitm.

RlrHtrinv r-ni-nlval Tlav fillwwr ledi. a nopciui micji'ci. iu uonneccictH, riaxron, 14 village Ligm England champion. Only minor alterations have been made in the composition of the side. Whetnall will play- the first singles Stevens the and the women's doubles pair will be Miss Giles and Mrs Whetnall.

Mrs Gilks will partner Talbot in the mixed doubles. The England team, with the addition of Nora Gardner (Essex), will stay on to GOING: Soft TOTE DOUBLE: 1 45. 2 45. TREBLE: 1 15, 2 15, 3 IS 2 5 RINGMER HANDICAP CHASE; 2m 750yd! winner 550 (6 declared). TOP FORM TIPS: Beholden 9, Birthday Parade 7.

COURSE POINTERS: Tommy Stack. Pat Buckley end Brian Fletcher era th ton Jockeys at this left-ham' qva rlrrult which is a mile and thrtemiartn-fl. 7t, VrTothnH thrNorffi Kugby order all- county of the method used 1 in the Norm co 'ations to b6 cothpleted by for selectmg clubs on'ment date say April 1, after One speaker summed up the which merit places could then be general feeling at that meeting decided before the season's end. when he said the competition had How "merit" should be defined been a complete shambles from should be up to the competition the start," and the Rugby Union subcommittee but it should not are now aware that unless some- be limited to the gate-taking thing is done to tighten regula- clubs a was the case when the tions and give the event spme northern sides were, at meaning, there could be -a boy- the end of last season. 7 cott by certain clubs.

If that hap- Unhappily -it seems that the pened the competition would be g00d, intentions voiced at the worthless. annual meeting over that matter Whether extending the entry have been dissipated in the inter-nrnnlrl dn anvthinp- to win over venine- months and northern rourul with a finishing straipbt of four furlonos. Arthur btenhensop. Denys Smith and Neville Crump are. the trainers to note.

Monrusha (12 30). a useful horse on a-, a-o- 2 3 4 i a 143-032 Ozandels (C Price) HarweM 9-12-1 Rlld 1000-B1 The Leap (71b ax) (Mrs Matthews) Armvuae 10-11-4 'ord Oaksey 122FF1 Gay Kybo (CD) (121k ax) (I Herman) Glflord 7-11-1 Champion 42240F The Spook (O Henley) Charles 9-10-7 Evans 0PFP01 Prince Twenty (71b ax) (K Ivory) Ivory 7-10-7 Thdrner 201-03F Double Dwelling Wire) Bloom 9-10-0 Griffin (3) me iai, nas nis run over aurwea. compete tne sweoisn cnam-pionships at -Karlskrona from January 10 to 12. With no time for rest six members of the team, Stevens, Trsvicott. Whp-tnall.

Miss Giles. Betting Forecast: 2 The Leap. 5-2 Gay Kybo. 4 Prince Twenty, 6 Ozandels, 10 The spook, 12 Double Dwelling. TOP FORM TIPS: Gay Kves Oiandels 7.

JJ ARDINGLY SELLING HURDLE; 2m; winner 142 (1 declared). 4 P40F42 Uland Chief Morgan) Tate 9-11-T2 DOUBTFUL 6 130-0UP Kelly's Image C1D) IB Brazier) Lone 1-12 Mr Haathcote (7) 7 3103-00 May Gate (CD) (W MlllwardJ Tat -10-11-12 Evans 5 100010 Mookalben (CD) (J Clubb) Long G-11-12 McNaught 9 F21QOS Mv Mate (V1P1 IK -IvorvS-Ivory 711-12 TtiOrner Mrs Gilks, and Mrs Whetnall with the England, selector. Ron Lockwood, as manager, will set nee for a brief tour of Japan. Duffle Coat may be good value in Wills TOM KELLY'S Northern Notes Great Britain play Pakistan in the- third' and final Test match at the Wembley Squash Centre this evening (6 30). As Pakistan have won the first two matches, both 3-1, the result cannot affect the outcome 'of the series.

The British open championship to be played at the Wemblex Squash Centre from January 30 to February 7 has the." biggest ever first prize. out of a total prixe money of 4,385. Seventy-eight competitors from 10 countries have entered for the championship of whom 24 will have to plav for 10 places left for qualifiers in the Christina Wood Matches, will be played at support in certain clubs remains clubs are still in the dark over to be seen pne immediate how they can qualify on merit reaction to the proposals was that, for next season's knockout it would simply encourage a pur- My information is that towards suance of a league system such the end- of this season when all as they have in Scotland but the county competitions and it would silence the majority play-offs are i over, the: BU.compe- view that the present" system is tition committee will consider, the onfoln on noowvlomnnrMTio- TSUltS Of KOTYIeV 20 Or SO northern 10 302100- Prepare (CD) (A Avlatt) Aylett C-11-12 Jenkins 11 130-044 Taidor Friendship (D (A Aylett) Aylett B-11-12 Hvett 14 004- Henry Bruce (n Mannlngr Halt s-ll-l aiampion ij IK aa.Faae st Mm ra Muvmi Uhvm i.lt.1fi 9 Eccfea (7) UtSUTiomiya on Januaiy -iu. ui Sendai on January 17. and' at Tokyo on January 19.

The party are due back England two days later. A return match against Japan will be played at Preston. Lancashire, on March' 19 Fair Streak (J Rhlnd-Tutt) Gadd 4-10-9. Williams so oo Fan swoops (ft biBDonv) i aensteauo -iu-j aikiiu 21 Fort Knox Two (M Cove) Hall am 4-10-9 Hoad 22 PF lamaal (A Ripley) Ripley 4-10-9 Gracy (7) 23 Mafic Charm (Mrs Bartholomew) Gates 4-10-9 Rowall 24 00 Perfect Harmony (A Bovlngaon) cross 4-10-9 McKenna (3) 25 0000 Royal Halo (Mrs Winton) Bolton 4-10-9 Wilson (7) 26 Russalo (G Klndersley) Klnaeraley 4-10-9 Mr Sutchard (7) 27 2 Ryarah (R Llngham) Suaipla 4-10-9 Bridge (5) 24 immediately after the All- In Wales, where the Challenge Cup competition (they are not "feVr I averse to wiling it a cup) begins with 64 dubsTsupport Ys strong rtpanrt! toe wStettvely does is to reject the idea of a merit table England cnampionsmps wnicn. end at Wembley on March 22.

Betting Forecast-. 3 Ryarsh. 7-2 My Mate, 4 Mookalben, 6 May Gate, 8 Henry rule, reu awoop. ituseofo, reneci tunnosj. TOP FORM TIPS: May Gata 10, Kelly'slmage 7.

Ryarsh If Ladbrokes are correct, the quell the horse's natural exuber- one ingredient that has so far ance Berry used to take him out been missing in the five years with the first second, and third of the biehlv successful Wills lots ln miln8- The treat- Tjif, f'uL ment may have" been unorthodox. Premier Chase series a bt its success is demonstrated by northern winner may this season's results and Berry emerge in this season's final at is adamant that Duffle Coat will Haydock on January the win the Wills. "I reckon my fellow bookmakers have Taniahn and sure to win. but if he doesn't Broncho II. both traced in the ttomggtta North, first and second must be tne best novices in the favourites in their ante-post country and my horse has the list.

speed to. win over the distance UNIVERSITY SPORT particularly if the RFU and the 5 "ff "'g 'tMrftliS Welsh RFU decided to arranged JwTS iSSLFJsZ. -LEWES HANDICAP CHA1E: 1 winner CSBB (B declared). 1 45 3OO-30U Nereo (D) (DukiTof Alburauercriie) Winter 9-11-11 Faith justified soane Candy 23Fiio Celtic' view (c. Kiogeraiev) Ktsuiarsiav -ip- 3 11324-R Stadeoat ml (M Matlov) Ballev 8-10-B King theU- cup games on coiresponclln ZgfogZ ciubs'TiVe'Raundhay; it Orrell, Morley, and Wakefield At present, however, club WOuld therefore be recognised fixtures secretaries are, In an inVi- equally clubs like New Brighton dious position for none can say and Northern, both of whom cele- from year to year what dates will brate their centenary about now.

be used for knockout ties and, would be possible nominations understandably, are loathe to whatever their playing records. 4 324-031 Star Pearl (C) -(D) (7i ex) (V Matthews) Armytaga 6-10-7 5 0-00102 Strong Challenger (M Tate) Tat 11-10-2 Evans 6 00-O0U4 Raich Mark (D (R Dufnn) O'Neill 11-10-0 Griffiths (5) 7 01P33P Kalamata (N Lakat William 9-10-0 Flanagan (3) Tamalin is favourite on the and will be suited by the Haydock streneth of his eight lengths vie- course." he says. tory over -croncnu hi vycuieiuy Michael Dickinson has won UU3CL lUIlK-BUlUmilK wHXUUKC- 0-OP004 Endlas Folly (CD) (Mrs Vanden Bereh) A Moore 13-10-O Jenkins Betting Forecast: 2 Celtic View. 3 Netvo. 4 Star Pearl.

6 Redcoat. 10 Strong Challenger, Endless Polly. TOP FORM TIPS: Redcoat Celtic View 7. BUr Pearl 6. menis.

tor one, are investigating the whole question in wovemDer, Din mat was oyer tjiree races on -Duffle Coat this three miles and the connections term but wiu be. on Broncho of Broncho are confident 0at, he and Berrv hones that Irvine out Of trial 215' of nxtures. wot only do tney want to trim the number of games they play but, wherever possible, arrange their hardest fixtures to HEATHFIELD NOVICES' (Dlv 1)1 5-V-o: 2m: winner 340 (11 declared). 1 Julian Swift (D) (Sir Pennlngton-Ramtden) Morlev By REG KERSLAKE The thirteeath. General Coun- UAU and the SUAU.

provide an i uk wiaaivw. income for a third organisation. cil Meeting of the British Uni- Consequently, approached versifies Sports Federttio jpt Aberdeen University today and federation, whose chief func-tomorrow will' foe 'the last over Uon would be to foster British tsrrriwt. Tiniiclas Toan will university sport internaUqnally, which Sir Douglas slogan was-worthy of support. Agree-preside.

At the end of the ses- was reached for each sion he will retire both as university to contribute president of the BUSF -and, as-' affiliation fees on a per capita principal of London University, basis and thus was the problem BUSF owes an enormous' debt 10ivea-tn sir nmiorlns for his support The earlv results of Great Bri- lia aiuo waviss SOO-O Call Me King (M Taylor) Klndersley 11-4 avoid international, trial, county, Andy Irvine (Heriots FP) Tas their horse will be better suited jeff-King, who won the 1973 of Balinese, wiu: take the mount the Wills. Jockey Michael Dickin- on son feels that Broncho would -Jr. iot have won at Wetherby but for One JWgggts of 'st a bad mistake two fences from home, so there may not be much STL between the pair, Those who hXacIL fancy Broncho's chance of revers- snoemark .1 McNaught OF Geoffs Choke (W Llpka) BiakarMy.ii-4 00 Good Time Charlie (Mrs NeUen) Price 11-4 witnarawn from sauiraavs nnai Kallawav Thev believe this would leave Scottish trial because of a Kara-Pone (Mlaa ft Chanelle) GHarel somethine like 22 "free" Satur- shoulder inlurv. His place at full Champion Atkins Glflord Old R-P Lucky Aries tj Clubb) Long 11-4 0042- Old Wd (P Levy) Stephenson 11-4 000-04 Proud Boy (E Webber) Jermy 11-4 9 10 11 12 13 14 Pitman 002 suffice (M soamee) vyintar ii-a days wnen there wouia oe no oacic in tne scouana team, goes demands upon their leading to David Aitchison players and they plan to fill those who' moves up from The Rest SO Susir Trnljn rMlcs Elliott) Cam 1 1 .4 Knlaht f7) F-POO Talsceraae Las (Mrs Davles) A Moore 11-4 Mr Moor 17) ing the form should hold their bets, however, for trainer Tony YS" Dickinson has not yet made a 4 atuiw" definite decision about the 6-vear- castle. Tartan Ace and Barona witn fixtures against wnat tney and uruce nay.

tuorougnmuir) 10 consmer tn ne tne leanine ciuds comes in. Betting Forecast: 6-4 Suffice. 5-2 Julian Swift, 4 Old Sid, Call Mi King Good Time Charlie. TOP FORM TIPS: Suffice 9, Julian Swift 7. ROTTINGDEAN MAIDEN.

CHASt.v'Jm; winner (342 (10 2 45 old's participation in the final. He hTiriw is keen to avoid asking such a iflL Ijhul promising horse to much Stephenson has dedded not to too soon in his career; but the JlVi Jhli probability is that he wiirmn. frt ed One trainer who- would disa- poinUngly in the, SGB Chase at gree with Ladbrokes odds (5-2 Ascot last titne out' 1 Tamalin, 4-1 Broncho, 6-1 Royal 1. 4 Marshal II and Ben More, 8-1 Stephenson i likely to reW 00 of England and Wales. Douglas Morgan (Stewarts-While the Rugby Union should Melville F.P.) will captain The be aware of such developments is recalled in place of thehf chief responsibility is to Un.McCrae (Gordpnians), who clubsa a whole and the move has declined the Invitation to towards extension has been to Play in the trial, some extent influenced, by resrvbsi wmte (Hawk), m.

demands from county constituent nr.tir (ghc isi, g. l. bii PFPOO Carsallarl (Mrs Rand) Long 10-12-0 RP-0002 Conned (Mrs Winton) Bolton 0-12-0 Herbledown (P Robins) Blakeney 6-13-0 BBP Llttletown (R Bias) Mellor 12.12.0 and influence in bringing the tain's participation since 1928 in federation into in 1962. the World Student Games With his guidance and he)p it jjised how lacking in international has developed steadily over the competition British 'students years. The subsequent inprove- It was essential that BUSF, on ment of Great Britain in the its formation, be a sound World.

Student Games which financial basis. ir Douglas it in' certain sports have acqtiired seemed clear that university itu- a status little short of the Olym-dents' sports organiutions could pic Games themselves -has not, in, addition to financing their folly justified Sir Troua-lasV, own activities and paying initial optimism as to wbati affiliation fees for Instance, BUSF could, in time, aebeve. 000 Maggle-Now (R Hayward) BlooaiV 7-12-0 Atkins Rowall McNaught Griffin (3) Gotdaworthv Mr Head (7) Read Glover Blacker 1 2 4 6 10 11 F04-423 Monksgranga (S HorwMd) Woodman 7-12-0 303433- PODDlaton Bov (A Heed) A Head 13-12-0 2-34040 Gunner Smith (G Plowes 5-11-4 OOO Talaaraohv (Lord Laverhulme) Mellor 5-11-4 bar) is Jack Berry, who runs ffrrffira 0000-00 Wild Talk (Mrs Dent) Vfbart 3-11-4 9-2 Poppleton Boy. 6 Gunner in seven Luases utts eusuu auu, is.n -0 Berry reckons, unlucky not to be Betting Forecast: 9-4 Conned. 3 Monksorange.

Smith. 8 Tnleoraphy, lO Llttletowp. Bov, TOP-FORM TIPS: Conned Monksgrang 7, CLUB RUGBY UNION RECORDS One of Duffle Coat's, defeats was inflicted by Broncho in the ifSi KESziS WillB mialifW Ave hut Rorrsr Weight tO.Oe OUtUa Oh HEATHFIELD NOVICES'. -l: S-7-91 2m; winner E340 3 15" (6 aeciareo). i Brodleulna 14 0 7 398 219 Pontypridd 7 Rbymney 13 vyatea- Pol 16 Swansea 17 Tredegar 5 CWsgJerao 16 0 2 399 113 Hymenuu.

0 11' 203 236 considers his. hoarse "given tob Sei5forl isghot ffirS much. to doon thafeoccasion and elf is confldentof beating Broncho' Preston GH nocttdala Rpcbdaliana RuakJa Pk 2 14-236 424 2 4 36T 138 1 S32 J. 0 7lt47j433 015" 140388 4 19 7 17 I 19 140 S7T- 0 12 243 357 2' A 993 147 1 9.212 ltV-i 0' 474 290 2 150 129 MWecnlans 12. ,1, 6 968 156 Rlshvrthn 1 1 O1 7 993.197 LANCASKIM a CHB9HIRE- I.

A Alsaaer CoB. 9 2 ,4 S5? 109 Atnton-on-M 7. 2 9 111 316 AsmSn'u-L 11 1 2J7-162 BWlneld. 0 5 232 226 Blrxenbd Pk. .9 5 ,12 249 all 4 Knight TempUr (Mr tUlev-Smlih).

Price 11-4 Killsway 6 00-0 Noble Token (O Hill) Woodman ir-4 Oatdtwocthy 7 F040 poor Boy (W Cox) Morlev Bob Davles 9 034 Queen's Treasure -( A-BoVlngten) Cross 11-4 McKenna (3) 10 000 Skysall (J Brooks) Jones 11-4 Jones 11 .0 Whistling Swan (Mlas Hall) Klndersley 11-4 Sheenrark Betting Forecast: 5-4 Knight Templar, 5-2 Queen's Treasure. 4 Poor 6 Whisiling Swan. TOP FORM TIPS: Knight-Templar 9, Queen' Treasure 7. siiraonaaoa la -i xox Sedaeley Pk. LlNC.Dai;ftBrA SSS5 if rifllii 3 a JBO 163 ...14 (308240.

neSrort 6. 10 314 232 Grimabj 6 OIL 16'216 Laek 11 9 162 188 aUfleane 17 1 2.378 104 Mannrlana 12 6 264 '165 Otley LONDON AND SOUTH JMsr 't VV Ihacsuintrton rjeleot .9 i ll aiojis BC ManTs OB 5 1 13.211 371 tttStXSn.T. 17 1 2 49S 107 TaSn "whohhada uffl. cE? WjSS fttijor in fif tT nUce when he won e' 5. Det- Tommy Bell's Tee- says that Duffle Coat brought Sptintto nTaU Ss wi uzu uv ao i 112 312 208 2 2 15 117 343 13 0 5 346 160 1ft 2 3 331 103 19 1 I 444 108 12 3 7 328.3EB 11 1 9'3li Harleoulns 7 I'-s'sai biW, 1 IIS 117 S14 Ketscar Rxpoa RodllliliM 6 London Irtsti.

5 0 11 us i TtoAvdoo (Mc) 9 0 10 227 253 Tyldeeley 14 a- 6 307 2S0 Vale ot Lnne 10 017 321 384 Vfckera 13 0 9 393 273 Vulcan a 1,7 164 159 1 331 142. 15 Jsrougbloo Kowernnm iMSthonpe 10 9 3ia 387 6 10 136 241 Worksop Rumtnrand 16 0 444 T2 Itoealyn Park 10 ill Warrington ia 9 502 23a vvaiTiMWiui vmm KSJT 7 2 12 149 Oslder vale 7 12 06 Cldr.va1. 10 .5 llUm the front running Mr Tipp the Watertoo Mracaria ...13 0 .4 379 163 ta a lu vo l. a COURSE POINTERS: A left-hand circuit- oT -mile and fin-long with a 200 yard run-In. Paul KMIeway, Ron Atkins and Graham Thorner head the jockey's list, and Josh -Gilford.

red Winter and Guy Harwood are the leading trainers with runner. "May Gale (1 IS) won last season's correspoodino aant under 21b less. Knlghi Trmolar (3 IS), a oood slayer on the Tint, makes hie debut under Nattonal rule US' Portanit'ri in VVaep ,1 eany stages ot mat race. 0 4 389 1SE 0 10 310 839 Adwtdcl.8l 6 1 11 160 27t West Park vvidnee 14 12 11 Ronrnttagy 17. ,1 ,162 RoriHlBlll 9' 1 10 161 294 SttOdal 16 0 5' 403 1 63 Scarborough 5 0 13 228 460 Srttw; 9.

0 .6 ll'3TS 288 WrWTtger. -10-' I' ft 1 an Bktaroo 016,179309 WldceSeld 15 202 wath.rm.n 1(1 1 OAA axx Berry bought Duffle Coat from Sorter 14 ZdZZll- AJI Taf at CMA' lal' Aitnthoro I 7 1B3 ASM 0 '303 244 0 10 306 224 9 270 316 103t-ai9 1 7'27 203 18 accept for 6 173 17 a breeder near Skinton and SarfUloa 11 Wllmalow 12 Wlnnlnstn Pk 12 4. 1. 12 144 260 247. 1 1 Crowe A Nania-'l 'J! passed on a half share to Mr Peter Parkinson.

n-. T.pprlq Reverter 1 i.nmiAt O.P IUV 7 1. 10 238 '415 Davenport -8 11 5 Binoio? NORTH AST 0 -a ivt las -'T be Salle 9 1 i 10,36 jJK 1 11 t73 C2 oleads -8 1 11 173 tt -businessman, the other half 3 0 5 393 3 1 Bradford. T4-; .766 a Brantley ...11 0 agfJ Fdclee- IT FlewyVood .,20 lsWi 14" A 3 189 244 1 14 39.348, Sedgef ield results loft a am CUV Delyn IS 0 8 39 2,2 1 I latrsavavateet 11 rv T3.i7 Jvl Til oeionging-, 10 -uerry and, nve others. Duffle Coat ran well In em Of the 32 horses who1 qualified forth 14 VfA 1Q 0 1 963 117 a oau Brldon 9- 7 24S most of his races last season, but i irrht hor-t ik havn been laisjleoool 12 1 31 SfJoi'i' -f MrdfHeebro 14 0 9 Z02 20B 1 14 X1S 3X11 8 1 15 181 2 oilman MUD." 6 Rusti Cre-k.

7 Maslw Stane Wlitaoer (ref to ra, t. ,,,.11 on several occasions lost races entered for the Wills jFremier he looked like winning by putting chase Final at Haydock on. 3 3 369 ISO 3. 7 937. 232 0 14 182 3S3 2 3 314 145 41 14 lt.atfli OB J3' 1 3 325 104 rnruy i SLntdH (9 ran), DinrUnoto i ii ass ais 14 lift 53B 1 6 114 SOS a.

4 (isrrry). -ole: S5p; dtiail forecast ewnoena ind 1 2St. J6P, 2 337 iU '-'''-rti' '4! Ji' 1 A I. UWeiT aaan iimituj iO 1 13 218 327 January vs. are naio Scot.

Ben More, Brochp CrMtt Ami, Duffle Coat, Gulvaln, JAHjr ,11 uiic uttu jump, "When he stood back from his fences he- just pinged, over themr but if he eot too clo he tried 1 SOV-2'sm Nov Chase: Red Cross Boy, jP. Buc-kifr (12-1). 1. Coxmoor UiM VdO.1V Clarhvo (ll.B fl. .1.

oress If T.WTTtrn IS CUMBRIA' 188,9 197 3 137 King Flame, wan i on. 1. sr- a Ahoi 5'2'MTSirkl (4th) 10 Vsol No Defence, ppnpoar. to go through them." He didn't- Moon, 411 wan .71 10,173193. rtsttA" .1 15-10-1 belMOtld 3 1 8 0 7i 37 8-147 ZiU'l eMbritaiv "Bay; know how to adjust his stride VBathvilly Indian RMrl CaAvom tx))g(9 ran) CI (P1)(9.

ear 'STAisiststmi ion a i.ta'jos-w" and I had to 41nd sbfjie way teaching, him," said. the lncaster amalinj.a.i,.!popnt "dual forecai Non-wirmcr' GOING: Good 17 30 2m Nov Hurdle: Guuerana, Collins f), Nautilus u-1). (11-4), 3. a Klloorls (4i). 9 Ulac WJne, 20 Sky Tudor, Pit Scrirlt (T, ran).

.6. 10 (W A rkapfcrnaon). Tole: 2P: Up. 13p. MO: dual romast 2ilP.

Nvm-rnnnerw. Sera-vHiUa. WltJuWTO (not under orteri: saw Mow. 1 0 2m Nov Kerry Bruo, Urodcrick (2-1). 1: Mr Savle ll-B f).

2: Straight Lemon (U-4i. 5. Also- 14 Machtpe. 20 inglebank (lh); 21 Kelly Home, Wonder Peart rnsii. 2'a.

(Lady role: 25ps lllp. 14p; dual foraewt JOp, 1 30 3m JSOvd H'cap Chase: Proud King, Barnes (4-1 1, f. Miles- Apart. (11.10 H. 2: Artlean 2, Jock Stein h) (a ran) 2.

tT aHrpeal. Tote: fiOp- foreraM tt.16. 'a 0-a'jm H'caa Red, Earl, lir tJrgy (7-t. 1: Salmo (widy (5-1). 2i VtKy Vktory (5-1).

5. Also: -5-4 J) 11 JSM JHS, I'M A c- in iia Ebb Val It 9 '7-a 111 1 Luke's M'' li 2 291 1S6 -12 NeC1a5w )'J 7 2 IB VITTX niuiili and. TO I 10 313 275 2 192 '1 Ngwtnn.ieAVi i -l- ML I'll 16 Lons 4 jrs Berry's answer was to purchase some thick wooden beams, from WMSlPffiiSS an old church- and build them racwWrae: Aldwlnuna, r-n it im l-k hriimlan. rQ 1 llrtl 7 4 11 1 483 14 all OB fox itWWviW 3, O3-I15 rv CrJCksmans CrotS.r iBroilariolt'Jtail' Ledy (6-3) 2. Hnry Lady 14-1).

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foa, kUk 1 i 1. ..1. 1 I 1 Flill UkU 11 (TfMino: v3 -1 '5 Hi S3 ICCl I1IKI1. iuviiik lrieiii UUL uv lVhU4taiVtn 11 fl .101 VrVV: -J 3 1 -to. a stride and a Half apart.

Wear- ninar 4Syv-lI-48jr' 5mj Br nun A NqliingtUm' 14 2 $343 214 KidV-ti io in OireH 21 0 929 14 mis a koho pair ot doois, DUtt'ie ciuaes a ifra. W(lMirmre IS 2 276 224 Podlypooi IS 1 -1. Treble: 24.1,0 (5 tat worked over inese, anu 10 uon cvtiiaes.