Last updated 19:36, Thursday, 13 March 2008

Rugby Union

Northern Division League

North One

Results: Darlington 35-12 Cleckheaton; Huddersfield 16-7 Birkenhead Park; Hull 60-8 Sheffield Tigers; Kendal 12-7 Penrith; Liverpool-St Helens 40-14 Middlesbrough; Westoe 17-5 Altrincham Kersal.

Fixtures: Middlesbrough v Sheffield Tigers.

North Two East

Results: Aldwinians 0-12 Durham City; Aspatria 13-18 Driffield; Gateshead 26-16 Hartlepool Rovers; Pontefract 34-29 Old Crossleyans; West Hartlepool 18-12 Morpeth; York 17-10 Carlisle.

North Lancs/Cumbria

Results: Blackburn 16-0 Workington; Didsbury Toc H 11-14 De La Salle; Fleetwood 18-17 Oldham; St Benedict's v Wigton - postponed; Upper Eden v Rossendale - postponed.

Fixtures - De La Salle v Blackburn; Didsbury Toc H v Upper Eden; St Benedict's v Oldham.

Cumbria

Results: Cockermouth v Aspatria Eagles - postponed; Creighton 8-5 Egremont; Greengarth 22-18 Workington Steelers; Netherhall 20-0 Moresby; Whitehaven 9-41 Keswick; Wigton Wanderers 0-9 Millom.

Fixtures: Aspatria Eagles v BAe Barrow; Egremont v Greengarth; Keswick v Wigton Wanderers; Millom v Netherhall; Moresby v Cockermouth; Workington Steelers v Whitehaven.

Ullswater Darts League

The Trebles KO was won by the Sun Inn team of David and Wayne Cartmel and Trevor Noble at Sour Nook and the Herdwick team of Robert Wells, Malcolm Pitchford and David McKenzie at the White Lion.

Runners-up were John Smallwood, Wayne Rumney and Richard Wilson from the Mill Inn and Colin Daglish, Trevor Dobinson and Mike Dickinson from the Sportsman Sparrows.

Edenhall Shield Draw

To be played Sunday: Kings Arms A +3 v Sun Inn +5; Clickham +1 v Salutation ; Herdwick +6 v White Lion +2.

David Berriman Shield

Royal +3 v Kings Arms B +5; Sour Nook +2 v Mill Inn +4.

Castle Sowerby Pool League

Division one

Division two

Snooker

The latest snooker pro-am event from the Portland Club in Carlisle saw ex main tour professional Gary Wilson (Newcastle) take the top prize with a 3-0 win over Scottish junior international Axl Menlove (Dumfries).

Wilson opened up in the final with a frame winning break of 80. He quickly followed this up in the next with a 56, which, barring a careless miss on a red, could have set up a glorious opportunity for a maximum break. The final frame was very scrappy but a nervous Menlove failed to take his chances and was eventually defeated.

In the semi finals, Menlove defeated travel partner Stephen Kirkpatrick 3-2 in a scrappy tactical encounter. On the other side of the draw, Wilson defeated the in-form Neil Harrison (Carlisle) 3-0, aided by breaks of 67 and 91.

Harrison had reached this stage of the competition having produced three century breaks, first a 101 after losing the first frame to Ryan Ismay (Maryport), which was followed up with an 81, then breaks of 40, 100 and a 116 clearance saw off the challenge of Peterborough’s Stephen Charters.

Results: Last 16: Paul Jamison bt Robert Sim 3-1, Gary Wilson bt Paul Corbishley 3-0, Neil Harrison bt Ryan Ismay 3-1, Stephen Charters bt Mally Lancaster 3-2, James Silverwood bt Vince peet 3-1, Axl Menlove bt John Thwaite 3-1, John Airey bt Andrew Austin 3-0, Stephen Kirkpatrick bt Jim Butters 3.1.

Quarter-finals: G.Wilson bt P.Jamison 3-1, N.Harrison bt S.Charters 3-0, A.Menlove bt J.Silverwood 3-2, S.Kirkpatrick bt J.Airey 3-2.

Semi-finals: G.Wilson bt N.Harrison 3-0, A.Menlove bt S.Kirkpatrick 3-2.

Final: G.Wilson bt A.Menlove 3-0.

Notable breaks (Over 50): Neil Harrison – 116, 101, 100, 81; Gary Wilson – 99, 91, 81, 73, 72, 67, 66, 51 ; Vince Peet – 88; James Silverwood – 62, 51, 50.

Carlisle & Orme Snooker League

Division One: HCSC 3-2 RAOB; Liberal Club 2-3 Portland B; Portland E 2-3 Liberal B.

Division Two: RAOB A 3-2 DHCC B; Longtown 4-1 St Bedes; SECC - vacant date; Annan Ex Club A 3-2 Currock B.

Division Three: Ex Ser Club B 4-1 DHCC; RAOB C 1-4 Portland J; Portland C 3-2 Liberal A; Ex Ser Club - vacant date.

Division Four: Crown Bevcan A 2-3 Con Club; WMC 3-2 Ex Ser Club A; SECC A - vacant date; St Bedes A - vacant date; Con Club A 5-0 WMC A.

DIVISION one

DIVISION two

DIVISION three

DIVISION four

Ladies’ hockey

Wigton Ladies 1sts 4 Rotherham Ladies 1

AFTER a very disappointing performance last week Wigton were keen to get back to winning ways with an excellent team performance.

Wigton started the game brightly and were working really well. Wigton’s passing was much improved as they were playing quick first time balls to sticks, which was extremely effective as Rotherham couldn’t get near the ball.

Wigton were very successful down both wings, which created many goal-scoring opportunities.

All of Wigton’s great play was rewarded by Kath Sherlock’s fantastic shot, which rocketed into the top corner, leaving the Rotherham goalkeeper helpless.

Wigton seamed to relax and Rotherham started to see more of the ball, resulting in them creating more chances.

Rotherham did take one of their chances and equalised not long after Wigton had taken the lead. However, Wigton fought back and began to regain their domination from the opening minutes of the match.

Rotherham couldn’t handle the pressure that Wigton were putting on them and they eventually gave away a penalty corner, which turned out to be very costly. Rebecca Weston set Kath Sherlock up for her second of the match, giving Wigton a slight 2-1 advantage going into half time.

Wigton came out strong in the second half and were determined to ensure that they finished the match with nothing less than a win. After great play down the right from Emma Hill and Megan Cook, Sheila Monkhouse played a brilliant ball into Kath Sherlock, who beat the keeper to round off her hattrick. Wigton then became a bit sloppy and allowed Rotherham back into the game for a second time.

After heavy Rotherham pressure in and around Wigton’s ‘D’, Wigton escaped without conceding a second goal. The defence cleared the ball well, which lead to an excellent counter-attacking move.

Wigton were too fast for Rotherham and after a fantastic run and pass from Jade Jackson, the ball was quickly in the possession of Kath Sherlock, who made no mistake in scoring Wigton’s fourth of the match.

This was a much improved team performance from Wigton, which is extremely important as they are about to play their final three matches, which are potentially the most difficult matches of the season and are must-win games. Good performances are vital to Wigton’s promotion hopes.

Team: Sarah McCall, Sheila Monkhouse, Rebecca Jackson, Laura Raynes, Rebecca Weston, Emma Hill, Lisa Potter, Hazel Robinson, Emma Taggart, Charlotte Davidson, Gayle Laverty, Kath Sherlock, Jade Jackson, Megan Cook.

Solway West Pool League

Results: Anthorn A 7-2 Bird A, Tama A 6-3 Abbeytown; Bush B 6-3 Ship A; Bush D v Bush C, postponed; Ship M 8-1 Tama B; Glendale 6-3 Anthorn B; Bird B 3-6 Newton A; Newton B 6-3 Aikton.

Top 16 Ranked Players

1, James MacKenzie, Anthorn A, 22; 2, Carl Gordon, Bush B, 22; 3, Tony Gillespie, Anthorn A, 20; Ricky Taylor, Bush B, 20; Paul Ruddick, Anthron A, 19; Andrew Christie, Anthorn A, 17; Stephen Watters, Aikton, 17; Trevor Whitfield, Ship Inn M, 17; Andrew Harrison, Bush D, 16; Gary Carruthers, Bird in Hand A, 16; Kevin Farish, Newton A, 16; Dave Currie, Anthorn A, 15; Bungle, Bush D, 15; John MacKenzie, Bush D, 15; Don Taylor, Bush B, 14; Barry Taylor, Bush B, 14.

Solway & District 5s & 3s Domino League

Results: Fox & Hounds 4-5 Miners Arms; Horse & Jockey 6-3 Greyhound; Grapes Hotel 5-4 Wheyrigg; Red Lion 8-1 Wigton BC; Grey Goat 4-5 Letters Inn; The Lion 6-3 Silloth BC; Cumberland 4-5 Sun Inn.

Fellside Darts

Division One

Results: Shoulder A 7-5 Haywain A; Salutation A 7-5 Cumwhitton C; Nags Head 6-6 Smithfield C; Manor 8-4 Salutation B; Drove 1-11 Con Club A; Bridge B vacant date.

180 A Heather (Shoulder)

Division Two

Results: Smithfield A 5-7 Belted Will; Royal Oak 5-7 Scotch; Cargo 9-3 Station; Cumwhitton D 8-4 Samson; Corby Bridge A and Bridge A Vacant.

Division Three

Results: Con Club 6-6 Corby Bridge B; Haywain B 5-7 Cumwhitton A; Stone 4-8 Hethersgill; Crossings 3-9 Shoulder B; White Lion, Sportsman Vacant.

Portland Sunday Mixed Darts League

Mixed Doubles Venues for March 16

Division One - Pinegrove; Division Two - Border Reiver; Division Three - Harraby Inn; Division Four - Linton Holme. Registration 7.30pm for 7.45pm start.

Badminton

Penrith & District League

PENRITH League players performed well in the Invitation Tournament at Appleby Grammar School Sports Hall.

Top four in the Ladies’ Doubles were local, winners being Jo Morley and Julie Dixon, Blencowe, H-2, and runners up, Dawn and Laura Westgarth, Appleby, -4. Mixed winners were John Parkinson,Carlisle Border,and Laura Westgarth, H-4, who beat Paul Booth and Anne Bowmer, West Cumbria, scr. 6-15, 15-11, 15-13.

Men’s Doubles went to West Cumbria, with Stuart Dunbar and Carl Heathcote, H-8, defeating Malcolm Grayson ,West Cumbria, and Lionel Dobson, Brampton, HGH-10, 12-15, 15-6. In the Mixed Plate Event, Andy Lovatt, Dalston, and Dawn Westgarth, Appleby, -6, overcame Lionel Dobson, Brampton, and Pat Bettaney, Greta, -10, 15-9.

In Division One, Appleby A team once again fought a tight match, only to lose for the sixth time this season. Greta A enjoyed a 5-4 win against the frustrated Eden team, a repeat scoreline of their previous encounter only ten days ago. With the score at 4-4, second men’s was the decider, and Andrew Carey and Stephen Lawson won 15-5, lost 15-11, but came back to take the third 15-12.

It was an 8-1 scoreline for Bolton A when they entertained bottom team, Greta B. There were two three setters. Top men’s was a close affair, with Bolton coming through. The other three setter was top ladies’, in which Sue Plant and young Emma Little, making her debut for Greta B, won the single point for Greta ,with a 15-7, 13-15, 15-9 victory over Barbara Potts and Deborah Mullen.

Division Two Champs, Penrith A’s, final game of the season, saw them travel to Stainmore and come away 6-3 winners. Robert Hutchinson, Stainmore, and Angela Perfect, Penrith ,won all their events. Robert had two three setters in the mixed and won his men’s in two! Game of the Night was Angela’s top ladies’:together with partner Carolyn Atkinson, she defeated Hannah Beckwith and Margaret Brogden, 5-15, 15-8, 15-12.

Blencowe C played Penrith B , and after some hard games, Penrith emerged 5-4 victors. Penrith were 4-1 up after the mixed, winning two of the three setters. Blencowe dug their heels in and won three of the doubles. Margaret Cranston, Blencowe, and Alastair Worth, Penrith, won all their games. Best event of the night was the final game of the match, top men’s, in which James Stead and Graham Dixon, Blencowe, beat Brian Baker and Robert Walker, 9-15, 15-12, 17-14.

Kirkby Stephen A defeated Penritth B 6-3. With the score at 3-2 after the mixed, Kirkby took three of the doubles games. In a three set mixed Brian Baker, and Christine Dodd overcame Becky Richardson and Pete Osborn, 8-15, 15-7, 17-14. In second ladies’, Becky exacted revenge when she and Maria Taylor beat Fiona Wison and Christine Dodd, 15-8, 6-15, 17-16.

It was a clean sweep for Appleby B when they entertained Shap at home. With this 9-0 victory, Appleby B climb one point ahead of Penrith C in the table. The match between them later this month will determine the Third Division championship.

Appleby C notched up a 7-2 victory at Shap , who had to rely on the ladies for their two points. One of these was a three setter, in which Margaret Haden and Amelia Mandle beat Hannah Stephenson and Rachael Walker 15-2, 6-15, 15-6. In the other three setter, Gary Trevaskis and Marie Raine overcame James Hodgson and Joan Fleming,12-15, 15-4, 15-13.

Appleby C then had a good 8-1 win over Kirkby Stephen B. Rachel Marston again played well for Kirkby, partnering Pauline Boustead to win their consolation point in top ladies’ against Marie Raine and Rachael Walker, 15-9, 15-12. Appleby’s second ladies, Rachael, paired with Hannah Stephenson, played well to win their first ever game together, and Hannah won all her events. Mark Barrows also remained undefeated, and has enjoyed an excellent season playing third and winning all his men’s doubles.

Morton Cottage Table Bowls

February 21: WM 0-5 SE; Ex 3-2 DH; St M M 1.5-3.5 UMI.

February 28: Ex 2-3 UMI; SE 4-1 St M M; DH 5-0 WM.

Rearranged fixture: DH 2.5-2.5 UMI.

Final League Table

Congratulations to Ex on retaining the league championship.

Would players please support forthcoming competition finals - venues and dates will be put on club notice boards in due course.

Dates for diaries: AGM - April 14, 8pm at St Margaret Mary’s. Presentation Night - April 18, 7.30pm at St Margaret Mary’s.

Orienteering

BORDER Liners Andrew Suddaby and Karen Blackburn both got the hat-trick, with Class wins for the third successive Sunday, at Newcastle & Tyneside Orienteering Club’s Regional Orienteering Event at Ray Demesne in Northumberland.

Shirley Moss and Stella Lewsley also won their Classes, with Stella running up a few age groups to lead the Women’s open race. With Liners Dick Whitworth, Andy Lewsley and Paul Johnson second in their respective classes, the Cumbrian Club had a very successful day. New member Louise Smith turned in a pleasing eighth place on Light Green at her first serious race, showing promise for the future, while teenager Oban Lewsley clocked up a Gold Standard time her Junior Women’s class.

Run on an area new to Orienteering with open heather-covered fell, some entertaining rock features and scattered patches of natural woodland, courses were rather short in the good weather, but showed the area to advantage and whet appetites for a return visit in the future.

This Sunday’s Event: Haverigg Dunes, Millom - details http://www.borderliners.btik.com

Results: M40L (62:21) 6 Jon March 78:40. M50L (47:21) 2 Andy Lewsley 57:27. M55L (42:42) 2 Paul Johnson 43:03. M65L (50:42) 2 Dick Whitworth 53:40, 5 Richard Moss 56:41. M70L 1 Andrew Suddaby 33:17. JW4 (38:49) 3 Oban Lewsley 47:04. W21L 1 Stella Lewsley 61:28. W60L 1 Karen Blackburn 42:28. W65L 1 Shirley Moss 42:48, 3 Angela Whitworth 53:06, 4 Judy Suddaby 58:49. Light Green (35:44) 8 Louise Smith 58:27.

Kirkbride & District Darts League

Results: Port 6-6 Bush A; Burgh B 4-8 Burgh A; Bush C 8-4 Aikton A; Bush B 6-6 Newton; Anthorn 6-6 Bowness; Aikton B 11-1 Dags; Monkhill 7-5 Bird.

180 - P Harrington, Burgh A.

Roweltown Ladies Darts League

Results: Drove B 8-4 Robin Hood; Bridge B 2-10 Crossings; Robin Hood A 8-4 Drove A.

Wampool Ladies Darts League

Results: Aikton C 7-5 Burgh by Sands A; Aikton A 5-7 Aikton B; Stocksman 7-5 Tama; Bird in Hand 6-6 Kirkbride; Burgh by Sands B 4-8 Moorhouse.

Highest score: Caroline Kerr, 170; Highest checkout: Jean Hope, 118; Highest start: Irene Hind, 150.

Kirkbride & District 5s & 3s Dominoes

Results from March 4: Moorhouse B 14-4 Monkhill; Bird in Hand B 7-11 Aikton 11; Bush B 7-11 Bird in Hand A; Newton Arlosh 13-5 Glasson; Little Bampton 7-11 Bush A; Bowness 7-11 Anthorn B; Anthorn A 10-8 Moorhouse A.

Sixes - John & Brian, Moorhouse B; T Graham & Maryanne, Monkhill.

Committee meeting - Glasson March 25, 8pm for pairs draw - All welcome.

Austin Wren Domino League

Results from Thursday March 6: Terrier 9-9 St Nicholas; Sportsman 7-11 Waterloo; Crown & Thistle 14-4 Redfern B; Throstle’s 10-8 Bush; Haywain 11-7 Royal Oak.

Cuthberts Auto Repairs Domino League

Results from Tuesday March 4: Con Club 9-9 St Nicholas A; Throstle’s 9-9 Pirelli; St M Mary’s B 13-5 Waterloo; St M Mary’s A 9-9 Terrier; St Nicholas B 7-11 UMI; Royal Oak 10-8 St Nicholas C.

North Cumbria Short Mat Bowling League

Results from March 6: Caldbeck A 14-4 Kirkbride; Crofton A 5-13 Crofton C; Rosley 15-3 Wigton B; West End 5-13 Caldbeck B; Wigton A 7-11 Prospect.

Gretna Greyhounds

THE RUNNERS at Halcrow Greyhound Stadium, Gretna, tonight (Friday):

Race 1 (7.30) - 280 metres - all scr - Brave Dixie, Who's Kev, Big Des, I'm A Legend, Cheviot, Morph.

Race 2 (7.40) - 280 - Tiger Lilly 3, Spring Breeze 3, WWWW 2, Alabama 1, Oneway 1, Phoenix scr.

Race 3 (7.50) - 280 - GG 2, Golf 2, Muss 2, Prostar 2, Tony's Girl 2, Albert Scott scr.

Race 4 (8.00) - 280 - Here We Go 4, Dipton Jill 3, Jake's Magic 3, Cargil 2, Paddock Boy 2, Wok scr.

Race 5 (8.10) - 280 - Windmill 2, Gled Fancy 2, Major Tom 1, TLW 1, Drumore Black scr, Lark Hill scr.

Race 6 (8.20) - 280 - Four D's 2, Code 2, Lizard King 2, Lennys Girl 1, Red Mist 1, Agent R scr.

Race 7 (8.30) - 280 - Thomson's Dan 2, Misty River 2, Horny Meg 1, High Park 1, Come On Des 1, Weld Stream scr.

Race 8 (8.40) - 280 - Easter H/Cap Heat 1 - Diamond Diva 5, Beck Pansie 4, Farmside 2, Trident 2, Skoot Skoot 1, Radiation 1.

Race 9 (8.50) - 280 - Heat 2 - Mss Stardust 6, Gled Suzie 5, Jennifer 5, Who's Gary 3, Bell View 2, Bradgate 1.

Race 10 (9.00) - 280 - Heat 3 - Dylans Girl 5, Dunmail Fly 5, Small 4, Appleby Tom 2, Teofillo 1, Always Two scr.

Race 11 (9.10) - 280 - Heat 4 - Gold Web 4, Knock Up Lad 3, Kinniside 2, So Brash 2, Mr Shoval 1, Archie scr.

Race 12 (9.20) - 280 - Heat 5 - Reethi Rock 5, Hop On 4, Mary's Dream 3, Onmeway 2, Beck Pancho 1, Destiny scr.

Race 13 (9.40) - 280 - Heat 6 - Knock Up Itch 5, Lynn's Blue 5, Moped 4, Beck Daisy 2, Ray's Dream 1, Fitz scr.

Race 14 (9.50) - 470 metres - Crash Bandit 7, Dark Night 5, Cob Web 5, White feet 4, Miss Mary 2, Try Again Liam scr.

Race 15 (10.00) - 470 - Dylans Flyer 7, Chalkies Pet 6, Sunnyside 4, Run For Fun 3, Try Again Fats 3, Billys Girl scr.

Race 16 (10.10) - 470 - Amber Boy 6, Dipton Jack 6, Gaultier 4, Corrie Lynn 3, Never On Time 2, Thin Lizzy scr.

Reserves: Hack On, Diamond Dan, London, Scobie Star, Cheap Ink, Glencairn, Horny Pig, Suzuki, Izzy's Dream.

North CumbriaBadminton League

Although Aspatria lost their final match of the season against Dalston A, they took enough games to ensure they remain in the top flight for another year. After the mixed they were probably surprised themselves to be 4-1 up and could have even won if the top men’s had gone their way, just losing 15-13 in the third end. Debbie Lovatt and Paul Langley were Dalston’s saviours, winning all their games. Aspatria have a chance of revenge this evening, when they play Dalston in the final of the knockout handicap competition at Hallbankgate village hall.

Wigton suffered their fourth 5-4 defeat of the season in a tense game at home to Abbeytown. Despite taking all three three-setters, they were down after the mixed and couldn’t quite recover even though they won both men’s. The Graham twins won all their games for the visitors.

Abbeytown finished off their matches with two games against Border Esk B within four days. After comfortably winning at home, they must have thought they would take runners up spot in the division with another win up at Langholm, but the home team put in a spirited effort to reverse the result in a much closer match.

Abbeytown led 3-2 after the mixed again, but in a complete reversal to what happened at home, they never took another game in the level doubles. The match was probably summed up by the second men’s, where Hamish Currie and Scott Morrison came back from 14-3 down in the third end to lead 16-15, only to eventually lose out to Gavin Rae and Ian Rodger.

In the Men’s league Marchon badminton team have been struggling lately to find enough players to fulfil their fixtures, so their results have been removed in order of fairness to the other teams.

Division 1: Border A 9-0 Aspatria; Aspatria 4-5 Dalston A.

Division 2: Wigton 4-5 Abbeytown; Dalston B 9-0 Brampton; Abbeytown 7-2 Border Esk B; Border Esk B 6-3 Abbeytown.

Division 1

Div 2

Men’s

Houndsby Trailblazer

THE SECOND Anthorn meeting on Saturday produced similar results to the previous one.

Although she failed to claim a ticket at the Wednesday meeting, Ian and Barbara Telford’s senior Trust made no mistake on Saturday, pulling well clear of Denton Memory and Marshman.

In the senior maiden trail Marti Borthwick’s Castle Terras raced home ahead of Wednesday’s winner, Fire Glory with Blaze in third place.

The same three puppies featured in the championship tickets, but this time William and Craig Mark’s Summer Venture reached the tape just ahead of Fire Ranger with his sister, Summer Delight in third place.

Two puppies were clear of the rest in the puppy maiden trail with Kerri and Anna Lindsay’s Farm Time claiming his second win over Templar, owned by Alfie Foster. Edgar Bain’s Gold Finger replaced Delta Lady in third place proving just too strong for Cheeky Girl.

Trust had to work harder for her win on Wednesday as George and Lee Wall’s Denton Memory showed in front on the finish and it was only in the last few yards that she got the better of him. Third was Marti Borthwick’s Castle Thorn, followed by Freedom, Marshman and Amber Salsa.

Willie and Alice Telford’s Fire Glory raced comfortably to her second senior maiden win beating Carol Spark’s recent acquisition, Sparkling Pearl and Alfie Foster’s Blaze. On Line, Blithe Spirit and Molly collected the remaining tickets.

In the open puppy trail David and Craig Mark’s Summer Delight sped in from third place to beat Fire Ranger owned by Willie and Alice Telford with Samantha Newstead and Abbie Lithgow’s Polly in third place. Denton Friendship, Scorpio and Farm Watch were the next three home.

The first four puppies in the puppy maiden trail were the same as Saturday. Farm Time, Templar, Gold Finger and Cheeky Girl with Headline moving up a place and Gold Dust finishing sixth.

Anthorn

Seniors: Marshman, Denton Memory, Castle Thorn, Freedom, Lakeland Echo, Delta Dancer, 18 ran, 24.00.

Senior Maidens: Fire Glory, Blaze, Blithe Spirit, Spring Moss, Azinger, Castle Tarras, 19 ran, 24.48.

Puppies: Fire Ranger, Summer Delight, Summer Venture, Polly, Spring Midget, Farm Watch, 10 ran 13.29.

Puppy Maidens: Farm Time, Templar, Delta Lady, Cheeky Girl, Headline, Castle Corrie, 10 ran 13.57.

Trail Fixtures

March

Saturday 15 - Coanwood H.2.00 M.2.30 P.3.30 M.P.3.45, All In 4.00

Wednesday 19 - Anthorn H.2.30 M.3.00 P.4.00 M.P.4.15 All In 4.30

Saturday 22 - Coanwood H.2.00 M.2.30 P.3.30 M.P.3.45 All In 4.00

Monday 24 - Coanwood H.2.00 M.2.30 P.3.30 M.P.3.45 All In 4.00

Thursday 27 - Cardurnock H.2.30 M.3.00 P.4.00 M.P.4.15 All In 4.30

Sunday 30 - Burgh by Sands H.2.00 M.2.30 P.3.30 M.P.3.45

April

Wednesday 2 - Burgh by Sands H.5.30 M.6.00 P.7.00

Saturday 5 - Walton Moss H.2.00 M.2.30 P.3.30 M.P.3.45 All In 4.00