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Daily Telegraph and Morning ONE EXTRA STRIDE COST ESB GRAND SEFTON Pont Monday Nov 9 1959 Hockey Ryder Cup Golf RUTHLESS EFFICIENCY OF SNEAD AND HIS MEN LOSS IS SERIOUS FOR SUFFOLK Wyndburgh Aintree Americans Exact Full Forfeit From Catastrophe From LEONARD RAW LEY PALM DESERT CALIFORNIA Sunday rTIHE United States won the Ryder Cup here yesterday by A seven matches to two with three-halved on the two days' play Having lost the foursomes by the odd match the British Isles required points out of the eight singles to take the cup home again but the Americans as usual were ruthlessly efficient under pressure and played unbeatable golf They began well they went on well and they finished off the job Snead the American captain was superb against Thomas and his performance gave immense HOW SINGLES pleasure to friend and foe alike Unlucky Again Second Success For Curran By HOTSPCR LUCK as so often is the case at Aintree had a good deal to do with the result of the Grand Sefton on Saturday Nevertheless the winner Mr A Dickinson's Polished Steel jumped cleanly round against much more experienced animals and fully deserved his success In marked contrast to the other two steeplechases at the meeting the standard of jumping was high Eight of the 12 starters got as far as and seven were still in with a chance coming on to the racecourse Just Awake who had been going well performed an extraordinary manoeuvre at Leaping the fence perfectly his legs seemed to give way on landing he sprawled full length on the ground and then got up again all without budging Freeman from the saddle ES then went on in front from Cannobie Lee Wyndburgh Ernest and Polished Steel and was still there having jumped superbly as they made the long run to the second last FATAL MISTAKE ESB Comes Down But now alas the old horse's con- Blessington Esquire ran a fine race but found himself unable to give 101b to the very useful Irish four-year-old Commutering who produced a good turn of speed on the flat to win rather cleverly AGGRESSOR IN US Ready For Big Race Aggressor the only English candidate this year for £35000 international race at Laurel Park Maryland has arrived safely America His prospects of victory would be very greatly increased by soft going and I understand that it at least unlikely to be firm at Laurel It was typical of his opposite number Rees that he too should have played a distinguished part in the proceedings He hunted the redoubtable Finster-wald to the very last hole and even SHOKI (iAML Dave Ihonias blasts out of Iteavv wet sand on to tile second green and (right! Harrs Weetinan pitches on the first green in the Ryder Cup match at Palm Desert Positions after 9 I and brackets hmiRh llost his match he showed up3 Tup Souchak bt Bousfteld (Coombe that an indomitable spirit can give 15 in is Fen Street To-day There is no flat racing in this country until Manchester on Thursday and I nap Fen Street to win the Leamington Handicap Hurdle at Warwick today An improving horse last season Fen Street slipped up on the flat through no fault of his own at Ludlow and should now be too good for Mr Wiggs and Scrapper CHANCE OF KEEPING TITLE LESSENS BY OVB HOCKEY CORRESPONDENT Essex 1 Suffolk 1 SUFFOLK had to play their county hockey championship match against Essex at Chelmsford without their captain and right-half May-hew and their centre-forward Hyde botl) of whom were ill Under this handicap it took all the drive and determination for which they are noted to force a draw after Essex had held an early 1-0 lead until some 10 minutes after the interval As it turned out Hyde was the greater loss one that must seriously affect Suffolk's chances of retaining the title of champion county of the East Hyde has appendicitis and will be out of action for some time In his absence Suffolk were as dependent for scoring power upon Scott as were Essex upon Cadman Scott scored Suffolk's goal from a penalty corner and not by outmanrruv-ring the opposition in the open Cadman did not score at all but that was hardly his fault Great Save by Studd The Essex inside-forwards made their intentions too plain for him to have much chance of giving Suffolk the slip He did get in one shot which was good enough to have won the match and the save that Studd made is one he will no doubt remember with much satisfaction Essex scored their goal in the first five minutes Morris driving home an attack on the right and for a little while they made the running But once that effort had spent itself defence prevailed defence notable for the resource and flexibility of four admirable wing-halves Cockctt and Vartan for Essex Reed (deputising for Mayhew) and Hilton for Suffolk years to the best player in the United States The result came as no surprise to experienced observers here who appreciate the difference between American and British conditions Hill) 3 and 2 (4 up 4 up 2 up) Snead bt Thomas (Sudbury) 6 and 5 (2 up 4 up 4 up) Roshurg bt Weetman (Selsdon Pk) 6 and 5 (all square 4 up 5 up) A Wall bt O'Connor (R Dublin) No one least of all Rees would 7 an UP- UP- 6 UP'- centration deserted him Asked by Brookshaw to stand off he took a fatal extra stride hit the fence hard and fell Clanyon who had made ground fast into second place was brought down and Polished Steel was left in front of Wvndburgh and Cannobie Lee The majority opinion among the jockeys was that Clanyon had been wish to make excuses for his side but as 1 see it owing to their heavily watered greens which make for target golf American players become far more precise in their judgment of distance This art can only be acquired in the hardest money school in the golfing world and after years of experience Through it their second shots are more accurate and they still putt better than British players MENTAL PRESSURE Error of Judgment The moral effect of starting the day one point down instead of even no Finsterald bt Rees (South Herts) 1 hole (2 up 5 up 2 up) Hebert halved with Allis (Park-stone) (1 down 1 down ail square) MiddlecofT lost to Brown (Buchanan Castle) 4 and 3 (3 down 3 down 6 down) FOURSOMES Roshurg and Souchak bt Brown and Hunt (Hartsbourne) (1 up 6 6 up) 5 and 4 Boros and Finsterwald bt Bousfteld and Rees (1 up 1 up ail square) 2 and 1 Ford and Wall lost to Allis and O'Connor (2 down 3 down 4 down) 3 and 2 Snead and MiddlecofT halved with Weetman and Thomas (all square 1 up Coin momrealth Golf BONALLACK SADDLER ARE ONLY BRITISH WINNERS JOHANNESBURG Sunday JRITAIN'S hopes of finishing level with South Africa in the Commonwealth Amateur Golf Tournament were shattered when New Zealand beat the British team by 7 matches to 11 here on Saturday ni New Zealand who led 2-1 after I It ft I i lOCltl QS the foursomes won five of the six singles and halved the other Matches For Agst Pis Victory over New Zealand would Africa 4 3 I 22 14 6 have put Britain level on points with Australi South Africa who won the tournament although beaten 5-4 by Australia in their final contest South Africa finished with three victories and one defeat Britain Australia and New Zealand each had two wins and two defeats and Canada one victory and three defeats Bonallack (Thorpe Hall) and Saddler (Forfar) were the only successful British players against New Zealand They swept to a 4 and 3 victory in the foursomes over Durry and Murray 1 WARWICK SELECTIONS COURSE CORR FORM 1 0 Springland TO-DAY'S HOTSPUR 1 0 Sun Saga 1 30 lorwood 2 0 Fen Street (nap! Long Boat 3 0 Soltown Flow Course Notes and Hints SOLTOWN BEST OF DAY BY (HR COIRSE CORRESPONDENT JX-lnsh-traincd SOLTOWN an extremely useful on his day he came down at second time round in the Grand National last March reappears under top weight in Hatton Handicap (30) this afternoon He won three of his first four races last season and although probably in need of an outing has nothing of much account to beat to-day Winter Gale outpaced by the useful Jimuru over three miles at Taunton last month tackles less formidable opposition in the Amateurs 'Chase (130) and should have better luck Lanceport looks th pick of the remainder Mr Wiggs Scrapper and Nysos may have the finish of the Leamington Handicap Hurdle (20) to themselves though with a 30-strong field there is sure to be a bit of a scramble My preference is for Mr Wiggs Long Boat seems the danger to Chauffeur and Tim Brookshaw in the Shuckburgh Handicap 'Chase (230) 130 Winter Gale 2 Mr Wiggs 230 Chauffeur 3 Soltown (nap) 130 Winter Gale 2 0 Nysos 230 --Chauffeur (nap) 3 330 Sputnik One Fen Street Long Boat doubt made a difference to the result all square) FVSFX Timing (Old Loughtoniant) Rudon (Southgate) Raynham (Saffron Waldont A ockrtt (t ambridat In Wand I Marhall tWeuliff Vartan (rtta Morri (Chclimfnrd) Cadman (Southgate' A Harvpf tWeatclff' Duflen (Croaty) SUFFOLK A Studd dptwich) Prior 'Bury MC A) Bak (lpgwlckF Rrr1 Bury f' A) Farr (Cniader) I Hilton Chapman Scott (Burl) MC A Bryce drswich) Wilon Rush (Bury A VCING LIV ERPOOL WcM-nron 1 15 ('nmmtiur Ing (11-10F) 1 Fq utre (9-4) 2 Spring Mo 13-2 3 145 Conundrum (15-2 1 Port- borough (7-1) 2: Faster Fable (9-1) 3 2 20 Polished Steel 100-8) 1: vndburgh (7-2) 2: Cannobie Lee (10-1) 3 250 Blue Gentian (10-1) 1: British legionnaire (100-9) 2: Steal A March 4-lF 3 3 20 Adam Bede (6-1) and Birlkan Burn (8-1 dead-heat 1 Kabale 15-2 3 3 45 Soln Singer (15-8F) 1 Pnn Fugen (5-2) 2 Elche (9-2) 3 ORCFSTF (NHV 12 45 Bucktafl (5-2JF) 115 Skyscrape (event F) 1 4 5 Hu-iap 7-1 2 15 Perry Hay 2 45 Fxile (10-1) 5 15 Robertson 11-10F 3 45 Roe-golie CATTFRIC'K BRIDGE 1 15 Top Ten 100-6: 1 45 Highland Honour (20-1 2 15 Royal Chime 1 -2Fv 2 4 Calydon III (4-1 315 Magical Approach (9-2 345 Say (100-7) IRISH CCS A RE WITCH 'Th Curraih) Another Flash (6-4F 1 Rouge Scot (5-1) 2 Maid of Galloway (8-1) Racing Windsor was abandoned because of A British team of eight ponies and their girl jockeys aged 11-16 swept the board at Madison Square Gardens New York on Saturday and took away the international trophy offered by the American Horse Shows Association Four riders competed in each of two classes one for ponies up to 13 hands and the other for those up to 142 The 11-year-old gelding Royal Show making its second visit to the United States ridden by Miss Jenny Bullen not only won the larger class but was also made champion Smaller Class In the smaller class the youngest pony three-year-old gelding Coed Coch LI wy drew ridden by Miss Angela Martin Bird was first The next three places were also taken by members of the British team The competition was sponsored by the National Pony Society going best at this stage but ESB was certainly no beaten horse What a wonderful performance he had put up in any case for an animal on the threshold of his 15th year Luck had not exhausted its tricks for now half-way up the run-in Winter finding himself pocketed behind Polished Steel with Cannobie Lee beside him was forced to drive Wyndburgh for a gap on the rails GAP CLOSES Sw itched to Outside The gap was promptly and justifiably closed by Fitzgerald on Polished Steel and Wvndburgh switching again to the outside failed bv a length to catch him Cannobie Lee was third two lengths away Ernest fourth Green Drill fifth and Pendle Ladv sixth Polished Steel is only the fourth runner and the second winner to be saddled at Aintree bv Curran who rides so well over these fences himself Curran won the Becher last year with Golden Strong Poor W'yndburgh's record at Liverpool is one of really extraordinary ill fortune Second in two Grand Nationals and fourth in a third he has only won once over the course of which he is so complete a master in the 1957 Grand Sefton and was almost certainly an unlucky loser on Saturday In the Prospect Hurdle the massively handsome Newbury winner RIDERS Major Holliday will accept with both Trimmer and Pampered King for the Manchester November Handicap on Saturday Pampered King will run only if the going becomes soft Latest riding arrangements include Arvak (Littlewood) I angton Heath (J Wtliom Sxeltana 'Klirmtha) Pardoner -Moi Court) Doctor (Greening) Hard a Nail Glover) Onward Again (A Wtidman) Fair Foll (J Worrall) lot COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Camhridaeh're 3 Line 4 Eex 1 Suffolk 1 Non 3 Warwick 1 Somerset 1 Dorset 2 Shropah re 0 Staff 4 CLUB DFT All A Beckenham 0 Dulwich 4 Berkharmted 2 Blue Han Btrkbeck College 3 Southampton Uni 1 Cambridge U'nt 8 mbledon Chelsea Coll of Science 4 ngston Tech Coll 2 Chuheter 0 Fareham 1 Cliftonville 5 Wye Coll 0 bridge Imperial Coll 2 Havant 0 Univ oil London 3 Inland Revenue 7 Westminster Hop 3 Nat Provincial Bank 1 Barclay Bank (F Nottingham 3 Suiton Coldfield Mi 1 Ahford 3 Bor-denan 4 Canterbury 4 Orpington 3 King'a oil Hoap 1 Oxford Univ 5 Mid-Surrey 1 Peek Frean 0 Huntley A Palmera Pur- Mid-Surre ir- PUTTING LAPSES Jack and Sewell Lose Bonallack then prevented a clean sweep by New Zealand in the singles by halving with Durry But bad putting lapses by British captain lack (Dullatur) and Sewell (Hook Heath) cost the chance of two wins Jack turned all square with Charles but the New Zealander capitalised on his mistakes and won by 2 and 1 Sewell was one up at the turn against Glading but then struck a bad patch Glading won by two holes when Sewell mis-putted on the home green English champion Wolstenholme (Grange-over-Sands) had every chance against fones but here again indifferent putting proved costly and Jones won by one hole FOURSOMES WoUicnholmf A Deiuhton lot to Jones A Charle 5 A 4 NI RnnalLick A Nad filer bt Durr A Murray 4 A 3 Jack A L) Sewell lost to New dick A II Glading 3 A SINGLES Jack lot to (Tiarle 2 A 1 Wolstenholme lwt to June 1 hole: Saddler lost to Newdick 4 A 3 Deighron lost to Murray 5 A 4 Sewell lost to (Hading 2 holes Bonallack halved with Reuter LEADING JOCKEYS ley 0 Rlackheath Coll Oxford High Wycombe 2 RAF Tech adeta 1 Stevenage Rickmanaworth 4 Barnet 1 Romford 2 GW 1 Royal Fngineer 1 Aldershot 1 Chatham 2 Wf-liamvonian 6 St Alban 6 Harpcndcn 0 9 Fcx 3 Hornchurch 1 Southgate 3 Bromley Thanettana 0 Gore Ct 2 TuUe Hill 2 Teddington 4 Upminster 1 Southen-dian 5 Welwyn GC 2 Cambridge Nomad Wetdiff 1 Graveaend 1 Weat Lex 0 Croatyx 1 Herts 4 Broxbourne 2 West-mnster Bank 0 Llovdi Bank 1 Fdgbatton 1 Stafford 2 Wallington 2 Tonbridge 3 MATCHF-S Inter Count? Match Hants 8 Dorcet 1 Other Match: Winchmore Hill 2 Hghgate 3 COURSE SPECIALISTS FONTWELL PARK Course Winner 115 (2Um ch) Clubman (itam ch) 14 (24m Pr nee Mildred (2Um twice) Sira aht Hill (2 'am ch Narration (2Um 'ch twice) Madras (2Um gh) El Gncgo II (24fli Rokimo (2m If hdle 2 Urn Ocean Royal CdUm ch) Douglas Dhat (3Um 215 2m If hdle gh Venture (2m If hdle) Clever Cobbler (2m If hdle) Home Straight (2m If hdle) Monroac (2m If hdle) Prince Boutin (2tr If hdle) 2 4 c34m Draftsman (2'4m eh Ace Pot 11 (2m If hdle) 315 (2Vm hdle) Fearless Cavalier (3Um sty Night (2m If hdle three times' Receipt (2am hdle) 340 (2m If hdle) Jet Acc (2m If hdk Jockeys (since Aug 54) Winter 24 Scudamore 15 Gilbert 14 Oughton 13 Btil-ock 12 Dillon 12 Freeman 10 Rees 9 Mr McCreery 7 trainers Price 29 Marshall 16 Marks 15 Butchers 12 (undell 12 Do nog hue 11 Kerr 10 Nesftcld 10 Warren 9 Horses listed in Twelve to Follow holding engagements this week are Rhythmic Manchester Friday 2 15) Robber Prince (Lingfleid Friday 230 4 30) DAI REKS (rixht) the British captain hands over the Rvder Cup to Sam Snead (left) captain of the victorious United States team COURSE SPECIALISTS WARWICK Course Winners 130 Jm ch Urxood (2m hdle) 2 0 (2m bdlc Solatium (2m hdle twice Ant-seed (2m Tulle 30 c3m Young Hind Blenalink 2m kmn Born (2m 3 30 t2m 5f hdlei Balkan Catch (2m hdle: 2m wh Jockeys (since Aug '4: Scciamore 12 tlamc 9 Winter 9 Anctl 7 Nicholson 6 Mcllor 5 Boddy 4 Dillon i Major 4 VI Smith 4 Trainers Cundell 13 Rimell 11 Price 9 NidioUon 6 Heath 5 Roberta 5 Walwyn 5 SOUTHFIELD Oxford I nix bt Oxford A Camb GS 20 pit to 19 YVEYBRIDGK St Hill Cambs Univ cancelled fog SANDY LODGE Cambr Jge Outlaw bt Sandy Lodge 122-51 MELBOl RM Victorian Open CVtlilp Leading scores: Player (S Africa 275 Heming 'S vAfncal 280 lhomson (Aus traliu 281 ULEMFNION (New Triangula Senior th'thrp: US 5 2 pt 1 25 2 Canada 13 3 5tnxgigzYniiiiYmYYigYmixniTrYTiYixmiYiiiYiYiYTTiYrYYnxii: WARWICK (NH) CARD FORM SP GUIDE 023 Midox 10 11-2 Rimell Brookshaw U30 Hecdc 8 10-11 Doherty Cowley 000 Young Hind 12 10-10 Wilesmith Mr Wilesmith (7) 202 Blenalink 8 10-10 Nicholson 040 Reckless Robert 5 10-9 Baon Farrell lOOKing Borris 8 10-8 Stephenson Curson 140 Spinal Hill 8 10-2 Dawson French Cottage 7 10-0 Phippa Williamson (7) FORECAST 9-4 Midox 3 Soltown 4 Blenalink 6 King Born 8 Holly Bank 10 Reckless Robert 100-8 other FORM Gt IDE Mtdox wa beaten 7 length when 3rd to Arle (rec 1 1 lb) at Ludlow u3n Oct 29 Holy Bank made no show behind Goiter irec lOlbi at Lud ow (Am 3f) Feb 26 Blenaknk was beaten 8 length bv Hipoo-cambe (level) at Southwell (3m) April 27 Soltown fell at Becher' 2nd time round in the Grand Nationa 4m 856v won Oxo (gave 101b) at Liverpool March 21 MIDOX haa Soltown to beat Fill the Best Years of your life with Adventurous Living Moreover the whole British Isles team buoyed up by the thought of almost certain victory in the last foursome on Friday evening were around the green to see poor catastrophic error of judgment And they were positively dumbfounded No one knows what goes on in the channels of a mind driven to bursting point in the desperate moments and crises of the modern player of games And golf is a slow cruel business Weetman and Thomas at the end of a long day had held on to Snead and MiddlecofT and as the shadows began to show themselves across the course on Friday evening Weetman and Thomas took the lead for the first time with three holes to play Thomas did in fact miss a five-footer for the match at the 17th but who has not in such awful moments? But he redeemed himself with a tremendous tee shot to the last hole MiddlecofT on edge hooked into the rough and Snead had no alternative but to go for the green He hit a good one but it was not good enough and America were in the water bunker beside the green Weetman in the circumstances would and should have played a No 8 or 9 iron in front of the green but he took one of his imperial slashes with a No 5 iron and followed Snead into water the other side of the green It was a staggering performance and so refreshed Snead and Middle coff that they got down in two from the water and the British Isles did not Thus the match was halved and a priceless point was thrown away suspect looked supremely confident and efficient Thomas was four down at the end of the first round Finsterwald than whom there is no more elegant golfter in the United States to-day began 4 2 3 against Rees and he scarcely let up for a moment Round in 68 he was five up and apparently had Rees at his mercy SUPERB ALLISS Simulated Anger Alliss looking so like a giant edition of his illustrious father Percy pretended to be rather cross with the starter who persisted in introducing him as Percy nevertheless Alliss played beautifully against Hebert who reminds one of a statue of Apollo with a swing like Harry Vardon Alliss 32 to the turn had to play like the dickens coming home to keep the lead of one hole He was round in 70 with an extravagant six at the 18th hole which is surely made for him Here at last was something that might be saved from the wreck O'Connor far from his best found Wall altogether too mechanical for him and went into lunch five down against a beautifully played round of 70 that ended with a splendid three And then there was Brown in his element against the highly-strung MiddlecofT After three putts at the second Brown was out in 33 and revelling in his enemy's wounds One careless shot at the 18th left him round in 68 and three holes to the good He was six under fours for 17 holes and that is the only way to play against these great Americans After lunch the matches ran their course some inevitably to a swift conclusion The crowds grew and in typical American fashion they groaned and screamed their delight with charming impartiality in the blistering sunshine Drew in his first Ryder Cup match played heroically for 69 and halved his game with Ford who they say is an unbeatable customer I have often expressed the view that this young man had neither the ability nor the method to stay alive in first-class company and it is therefore with the utmost delight that I salute him for a great performance Ihl form figure are shown in black allowance in bracket 10 LIGHIORNF HDLE 3-Y-O £300 2m 4 For male 10-12 I Corbett Gamble 7) 0 Sailing Paf 10-12 Cundell 0 Whodaf 10-12 Taylor Dowling Fauvuna 0-12 A II den Atkinon 5 3 Springland 10-12 Oilman Iele Bu Stop 10-12 Goldvrmih Mellor Little Boy Blue 10-12 Goodwill A illiam 7) 02 No Cure 10-12 Peacock Peacock 7) Amidol 10-12 Megjnnon Shone (Tear Patrick 10-12 Taylor Royal trik 10-12 Mercer Ilodgett Iely 10-12 Beechencr Brown '7) Sun Saga 10-12 Pr ce Mr Sat cliff 00 Willow hill 10-12 Walwyn Scudamore 0 Dmkestone 10-12 Rimell Brookshaw SP FOREG AST 5-2 Sim Saga 7-2 Fore- a 1 5 Drakcstone 6 Springland 8 Sailing Past 10 No Cure 100 6 others FORM 1 1 lengths bv the dead heaters Rough Copy (level) and Targo (gave 21b) at Ma-ket Racn (2m) Sept 26 Forea wa beaten nearly 8 lengths when 4th to Marshall Tudor tgave 71b) at Nottingham (2m) Oct 27 No Cure wa beaten 4 length bv Skvcape (gave 71b) at Worcester (2m on Saturday Irakeone w-a beaten more than 30 length when 6th to Arrogant II free 51b at Chepvtow (2m) Oct 24 SPRINGLAND may win from No Cure 130 AMATEURS (Amat rderg) £300 2m 020 Young Pip 11 11-10 Brookshaw Mr A Brookshaw 100 Dalerhorpw 6 11-10 VV Cullen Mr Bloom (3) 000 Lor wood 7 11-10 Newton Mr Abel Smith (7) 000 Cratglockhan 10 11-10 Page Mai Page (7) 1 34 Lanceport 8 11-10 Smth Mr Chard (7) 202 Winter Gale 8 11-10 Balding Mr Lawrence 010 Tiger Bridge 6 11-10 Tory Mr Tory HP FORECAST 2 Winter Gale 100-30 lanoeport 9-2 Tiger B- dge 6 I orwood 8 Yourtg Pp 100-7 other FORM Gt IDF inter Gale was beyen 8 length bv Jimuru tgave 261b) at Tlunton 1 3m If) Oct 29 l-anceport wa beaten moc than 35 lengths when 4th to look free 71b) at Ludlow (2m Oct 29 lor-wood made no show behind Gruline 'gave 8ib) at Birmingham Nov 3 Tiger Brtdge felt in race won by Trimbo tgave 10lb at Taunton (2tn Oct 29 WfNTFR GALE hould win Lanceport next bet 2 0 LEAMINGTON HCAP FIDI £300 2m 012 Mr Wiggs 12-0 (121b exi Trcvivick Dearie 101 6 11-9 Nelson A Knllmk 002 Boulto 6 11-6 Mercer Hndgett 001 Fnntene4le 6 11-5 F' CundeH Scudamore 121 Flame 6 11-5 (121b ex Sumner 001 Scrapper 7 11-4 Thomson Jone Nicholson 21 0 Fen Street 6 11-2 Ancil Ancil 102 Hydrant 5 11-2 Brookshaw 202 DaKiar 6 11-0 CorMie 110 Red Hills 5 10-13 Norm Robert 000 Pivo 4 10-12 Warren Whittle 3) 010 La Viette 5 10-12 Carlo Clarke Cartwright 5) 400 Persian Cossack 7 10-11 Goodwill 000 I he Mae 7 10-10 Whiston Langford t5 034 Solatium 9 10-10 Crawley 003 Powlacurra 6 10 8 F' Gilman Leslie 220 Naniula 9 10-8 Wi liam Morrissey (5) 131 No Return 4 10-8 (71b ex) harle Mr Lawrence 000 Tudor Star 5 10-6 (3) 001 Le Madeal 7 10-6 Naunder Richmond '3 040 Sahngun 4 10-4 Pa mcr Viator (3) 3 33 Merry Hungry 5 10 3 Kiliiek 000 Roman Hyacinth 6 10-5 Boswell Mr I home 7) 044 Wollaton Vale 6 10-2 Flwell Ran'3 040 Gambriiiu 7 10-2 rh Mr Davis 00 Snow rift 7 10 1 Mck 000 Saucv Dream 5 10-0 (oil ing wood Dodd 304 Three-D 7 10-0 Hackling Mr A Malor Gold -n Arrow I Sole II Red 01 Hard Bargain -i N1llr 000 Aniseed 7 10 0 Moore Slack VP FORECAST 9-2 Scrapper 11-2 Nyso Mr Wigg 7 Flame 8 Fontene le No Return 10 Merry Hungry Fen Street 100-8 Pios Hydrant 100-7 Powlacurra Boulto 20 other FORM GUIDE Scrapper beat Domont (rec by 4 length at Folkestone (2m) Sept 8 Flame beat Mr gg (gave 221b) by 5 length at Hereford (2m Nov 5 Nvao beat Sword Flash (gave 51b) by 4 length at Cheltenham (2m lOOy) Jan 1 No Return heat Le Pent Roi -gave 71b) by aht heed at Siratford (2m) Ovt 31 NYSOS may be the pick Scrapper danger 2 30 SHUCKBURGH £250 231 Chauffeur 7 11-10 Rimell Brookshaw 210 Stolen Image 8 11-9 Whuton Langford (5) 320 Warden Abbey 7 11-9 Mann Cowley 7 Glimmer 8 11-7 Vergette Kenneally (3) 002 ung Boat 7 il-5 Owen Langley (7) 020 Young Pip 11 11-2 Brookshaw Mr A Brookshaw 030 Slatters Rake 7 11-1 Heath Smith 400 Courage 8 10-15 Ta Mr A Moule (5) SP FORK' AST 7-4 Chauffeur 9-2 ong Boat 5 Warden Abbey 6 Stolen Image 8 Yount Pip 10 (II mmer 100-6 other FORM (H Chauffeur beat Baxc Otiota tree 41b) bv 5 length at Hereford (2m Nov 5 Long Boat ran Arle eave to a head at Wxre 3m If' Oct 22 Stolen Image wa well beaten when unplaced to little Master (rec at Worcester (2m) Oct 17 Warden Ahbe wa well beaten when unplaced to Moretona (gave 281b) at Stratford (2m) Oc CHAUFFEUR shou'd win from Long Boat 3 0 HATTON CH ASF £300 3m 100 Soltown 7 12-7 Mallon McCormack (7) 130 Holly Bank 12 11-12 Brookshaw Mr A Brookshaw 010 Rvoeat Performance 10 11-2 ex) Taylor 330 CHKSIFRION HDLE £250 2m 5t 210 Retainer 5 12-7 Ancil Ancil 301 Sputnik One 5 12-1 (121b ex) Holland I Markham (7) 020 Mlenus 6 11-13 Wright Mr Mullins 400 Balkan Catch 11 11-9 Wilesmith Mr Wilesmith (7) 001 Flow 9 11-4 (71to ex) Vergetie Clark (7) 003 lldy Shoes 7 11-2 Hughes Francis (5) 000 Sundorne Alice 6 11-2 Whuton Langford (5) 004 Yard ley 4 11-1 Beechener HrowuiT) 000 Hampden Roar 7 11-0 McMullen 020 Midnight laice 7 11-0 Rimell Brookshaw 440 Frmlne Sock 4 10-13 Cundell Scudamore 030 Arctic Noneen 6 10-13 Flwell I Ryan 3) OOO Edward the third 6 10-12 Holden Wilkinson 401 Pierce Arrow 6 10-12 Mullen 010 Starlit II 7 10-4 Saunder Richmond 3 040 Jeanne Rose 5 10-0 Collingiod Dodd (7) 000 Civil Right 6 10-0 A George Dnnkwater (7) 000 Dutch Commando 6 10-0 Piggoit Mr Rooney (7) 000 oy Charm 5 10-0 Charles ingrove (7) VP FORECAST 5-2 Sputnik One 9-2 Midnight Lace 11-2 Rcta ner 7 Frmine Sovk 8 Flow Tidy Shoes 100-8 Edward the Third Marla II 20 others FORM Gl IDF Sputnik One beat SwanJand (itrl (gave lib) ij length at Ludlow (3m) Oct 29 Flow beat The Jones Bov tgave 26lb at Huntmgdon (2m) Oct 24 Midnight Lace feM in race won by Dealer (rec 91b) at hep tow (2m Oct 24 Retainer was not in first nine to Fvten Hope tree 101b) at Stratford (2m) Oct 21 In previous race beat Some Alibi (gave 21b by length at limenck (2m) July 23 Tidy Shoes was beaten 3' lengths when 3rd to Tamarix (gave 81) at Wincanton (2'm- Nov 5 SPUTNIK ONE preferred to Retainer TOTE TREBLE 2nd 4th and 6th race DOUBLE 3rd and 5th FONTWELL (NH) RUNNERS AND RIDERS SFIFCTIONS 220 Painted Pawv 10 10-8 Skinner 132 High Venture 6 10-4 Yates 000 I-e Moussaillon II 12 11-8 FORM 115 Micky Potheen 14 5 Prince Mildred 215 High Aenture 2 4 Draftsman 315 Nkcolo 3 Rappel II £250 HOTSPUR 115 Micky 1 4 5 Prince Mildred 2 15 Straight lad 24 5 Draftsman 3 1 5 Limcvillc 3 40 Rappei II 115 CRAIGWELL If you are a young man under 24 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Officer service on the Active List If you are interested please write to The Under Secretary of State The War Office MP6CTL London SWl IMMEDIATE SHORT SERVICE COMMISSIONS IN THE ARMY Effort Too Late Bousfteld struck back at Souchak with a brilliant 32 to the turn but his effort came too late Dai Rees looking a mere boy and with his eyes flashing fiercely in the battle actually got even with the alarming Finsterwald He took him to the 36th where with the touch of a magician the American pitched from the back of the green stone dead Both deserved their great ovation Alliss and Hebert continued to plav glorious golf and I only wish that the real Percy had been with us to see the magnificent iron shot to the last green with which his son Peter halved his match He had been up all day but his tenacious opponent led him by the nose to the home hole one down To get out as he did showed that he has both courage and skill of a high order And then there was the incomparable Brown who duly slew- MiddlecofT As a hangman of American Ryder Cup golfers Brown has no equal First Mangrum then Barber then Bolt and now MiddlecofT What a man! University Coif FATIGUE SETS IN Old Man Par on Top It was again blazing hot for the singles and I think the Br tish players' scores in the first round alone showed the measure of Their disappointment and fatigue Whereas the Americans had a collective score of 14 under fours the par for the course being a strict 70 their opponents were eight over fours In this round Thomas 72 Alliss 70 and Brown 68 were the only players to reach a good professional standard It is not always sound to judge the performances of individuals by scores in these great international contests but at least they are a guide One never contemplates such scores as 77 and 76 or even 75 in the Rvder Cup match but there were too many of them yesterday Play began sharp at eight and presently there were upwards of 2000 people strutting about through the groves of grapefruit and citrus trees It was frightfully hot but not in the least bit humid and therefore no one could complain Drew began badly against the mechanical Ford and was soon four down but he rallied with great courage when Ford became temporarily untidy for three holes from the 11th onwards and round in 74 to 72 by the American Drew finished only one down Bousfteld was nothing like himself against the massive remarkable Souchak He took 77 and might have been massacred against his adversary's 69 but it was four down and there seemed no means of holding Souchak so strong so elegant and so immensely efficient CURIOUS SWING Putter Not Working Weetman who had forgotten the horrors of the day before did his utmost to hold the ungainly Rosburg with his curious kinky jerky swing but Weetman shorn of his putting like Samson of his locks finished the round four down against 1 70 by Rosburg who never looked like taking a shot more Unhappily for Thomas who played well he ran into Snead in one of his most imposing moods against which no golfer of this generation or any other can stand The great man took no more than 67 shots and even his putting which is said sometimes to be Lawrence (3) 030 Kumasl King 6 10-3 CVDoeioghue Savage 040 Rambler 4 10-3 Kemrtor Kempton (7) 312 Clever Cobbler 4 10-1 Mark Boult (7) 100 Dartmouth 5 10-1 Bentley (7) 000 Vlcomtt III 9 10-0 I Vort McNally (7) 003 Wild Honey 14 10-0 Yeoman Mr Biddlecomhe (5) 542 Home Straight 4 10-0 Bens cad Reasty 230 Shahwin 6 10-0 Smith Crouch (7) 030 Addition 4 10-0 Balding Palmer (7) 202 Monrose 9 10-0 Bale Dyer 7) 100 Woodworm 6 10-0 Long Mort (7) 400 Prince Boutin 8 10-0 Bow er White 7 250 Perplexity 4 10-0 Fmerv Pickford 310 Ring-Money 5 10-0 urneil Rees 3 Straight Lad 4 Home Straight 6 Clever Cobbler 8 Cortege 10 Huh Venture 100-8 Munrosc kumjsi Km 100-6 Cassi Dartmouth Rmg-Money 20 other 2 45 GORING CH £2 0 04m 131 Draftsman 8 12-5 Kerr Ree 030 Rampark 10 11-10 Thom Jenkin OOOSilKhury lltll 6 1 Bean 000 Nicer 6 11-10 W-rhvcombe Pickford 004 Beau Legend 9 11-10 Carne Mr Garner (7) Domahoney 7 11-10 Price Mr Hsrwond 000 don's Son 11-10 Marshal I chart 010 Mura 6 11-10 Luckm Akehursi 000 Ace Pat II 6 11-10 Marsh Delates ft 200 T-ndad 7 11-10 Nesfield kelly Corey Hill 6 11-10 I Brnr-ad A Williams (5) 003 Topper II 7 11-10 Scott Mr Scott 020 Laramie 8 11-10 Wh vmhe Mr Farranr (7 Rival 5 1 1 -f Kitaruk Morrow 000 Cnrkhilt 5 11-6 O'Dorfofhur 8-11 Draftsman 4 Rampark 7 Son 10 Rival 100-8 Nicer 100-6 Murat 20 other 315 FFRRING HDLE £300 2'4tn 200 Irish Poplar 12 Hick 300 ime Hie 8 12 7 Cazalet A Freeman Persian Song 4 12-7 Pullen Cramp (7) Buckingham 10 12-4 Crona 100 Fearless Cavalier 8 1111 HbOtOr Guest Griffith Martin (7) 000 Inquisitive Culleen 9 11-0 Railey Dyer 7) 400 Misty Night 1110-13 Yatea Lawrence (3 020 Mick McGilHgan 7 10-9 I Benstead A Williams 5 101 (oquelln 9 10-8 Barton Winter 214 Duel Diahle 5 10-5 Wibherlev Akehurst 040 Bushinah 6 10-2 Kerr Carter 000 Peaceful Abbess 8 10-0 Dening Kelly 000 Nomel Park 6 10-0 O'Donoghue Kavanagh (7) 310 Quadala 5 10-0 Crossman 000 Air wick 6 10-0 Turnell Ree 000 IHmraven St 5 10-0 Muggertdge Crouch 3 1 0 (Tiantall 7 10-0 A Gadd OOO Gallic Star 7 10-0 Short McNally (7) 4 33 Nlccolo 5 10-0 Smyth Ramshaw (5) 000 Receipt 9 10-0 Moore Mr Moore (7) 3 cook) 4 Coqueltn 5 Our! 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