Hazlett Entries Dominate Lincoln Steeples Today

Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31754, 10 August 1968, Page 6

Hazlett Entries Dominate Lincoln Steeples Today

North Island stables have carried off 10 of a possible of 16 races on the first and second days of the Grand National meeting and their representatives have earned $20,980 of a total of $32,400.

The North Island total could get another substantial boost on the final day of the meeting today, but there is unlikely to be

any interruption to another marked trend at the meeting—the dominance of the Haz-lett-owned steeplechasers.

Mr W. E. Hazlett’s jumpers have been first home in every steeplechase in which the stable has been represented at the Riccarton jumping carnival. which includes the Christchurch Hunt Club’s meeting. ~ That Mosque lost his first place in the Grand National Steeplechase through his rider weighing in a pound and a half light takes little if anything away from the brilliant stable record. Now it is left to Koral. Bush Creek, and Ettrick in combination to tilt at Lincoln Steeplechase honours today and complete a notable chapter of steeplechasing history. Koral won the Lincoln in 1965 to round off a brilliant treble, the first two legs of which were the Homeby and the Grand National. Bush Creek won the Beaufort on Tuesday, and Ettrick has won the two hack steeple- ; chases at the Grand Nationali meeting. Major fla. races at the meeting have been practically i dominated by the northern I horses, and the South Island's, best will have heavy odds, against them in their attempts to recover some of i the lost ground. Northern Double? Free Pass, from Woodville, and Ruakiwi Lass, from Mata-1 mata, could bring off a top- i weights’ double today. When in opposition last i week they filled the first two i places in the Winter Cup. To-! day Free Pass will step up to j a middle distance in the Is-1 lington Handicap, and Ruakiwi Lass will again run, against the milers in the! August Handicap. The T.A.B. concession, double will be on the Isling- j ton and August Handicaps , and there will be an on- i course concession double on , the Styx Hurdles and the Longbeach Handicap. Form is analysed below, i Unless otherwise stated, it refers to races at the Grand! National or Christchurch I Hunt meetings. FIRST LEG OF OH-COURSE I DOUBLE U.IS am.— STYX HACK HURDLES *1200; Um and 60yds.

Riccarton country on present campaign was third in Homeby Steeples at Hunt meeting. KAIKOHE: Fell at first flight in hurdles on first day and drifted out after making bad jump in Tuesday’s contest. SKELTHEEN: Fair race for fourth in hurdles on Tues-

I day. Has shown best form on real winter tracks. BANERVA: Fell at last fence when disputing pace in hurdles at Hunt meeting. Well beaten seventh in hurdles on first day. DESERT WIND: Brought down at last fence in hurdles at Hunt meeting, but well back at time. EVENING IN FARIS: Always toil ing at rear in hurdles on first day. Etassem Might Lonvato Noon— AYLESBURY HANDICAP >1200: three-year-olds; 7f.

CANTOSTAN: Has had two starts for two wins on present campaign at Riccarton Stands out on form. EVERY POST: Weakened to 12th in Cashmere Plate, but should be improved by the i race, his first since May. HOMBRE: Improved sound record by chasing Cantostan home in Cashmere Plate. That was his first race since ; May. 'ALLSPICE: Fair effort for ninth . in Cashmere Plate, her first race since April. Earlier i form was very sound. CAMARO: Sound effort for seventh in Cashmere Plate. Two wins earlier were both at Waimate. CREPE DE CHINE: Ran on well for third in Cashmere Plate. Form runner, but badly drawn SAILING HOME: Failed to im prove from mid-field in Cashmere Plate, and was 13th to finish. Won at Washdvke at previous start. FAIRY CLOUD: Won at Washdyke last month, but well back all the way in Cashmere Plate. QUETTA: Run down by Cantostan in Haldon Stakes at Hunt meeting. That was his first race since November. Likely improver. PALLAS ATHENA: Close up all the way and battled on for fifth in Cashmere Plate. Should be good prospect on firmer ground. EQUAL CHANCE: Came from far back to finish sixth in Cashmere Plate. Also ran sound race for sixth in Haldon Stakes. GOGO: Shaped like an improver with fourths in Haldon Stakes and Cashmere Plate. NARCOTIC: Disappointing efforts in Haldon Stakes and Cashmere Plate, but apparently not at ease on soft J round. Likely improver on rmer footing. QUICK TIDE: Best effort on present campaign was fastfinishing third at Washdyke in June. RED SCARF: Last-start third in maiden sprint at Washdyke last month. STEVEDORE: Best effort in three starts last season was laststart fourth over six furlongs at Awapuni last month. AUTO'S PRIDE: Has yet to show form. Latest failure was in Haldon Stakes at Hunt meeting. BRIGHT BLUE: Well beaten in Haldon Stakes and Cashmere Plate. 1 DOWNSIDE: Strong type of

i Ribotlight gelding having first start. • DORY: Has finished last in her i two starts to date. GRENADE: One of tailenders i throughout after slow start in Haldon Stakes. That was i his first race. : HAYBURNER: Has finished weM back in his two starts to date. JIGGER: Well back all the way i in Haldon Stakes when having first start. OKANA STAR: Finished well back in Haldon Stakes and Cashmere Plate. PERSIAN JOURNEY: Slight Im provement on Haldon Stakes showing to finish 11th in Cashmere Plate. REVEILLER: Fair race for sixth in Haldon Stakes, but weak showing in Cashmere Plate, in which she was 17th to finish. RUSTAN: Always back in rear group in Haldon Stakes, in I which she was 20th. i SWEET VERTEBRAE: Last to finish in Cashmere Plate. No form beforehand. TWINSON: Making fresh start. Unplaced in one start last season. Cantustan Narcotic Allspice SECOND LEG OF ON-COURSE DOUBLE 12.45 p.m.— LONGBEACH HACK HANDICAP S 1200; Im. st lb

in Camla Hack Handicap . I and sound race for third ' in Avonhead Handicap. MR JOE: Unplaced on first day j but sound efforts for third I in Camla Handicap and , fourth in Woolston Handi- | cap. BEVLYN: Tenth to finish in | Woolston Handicap on Tues-| day but won Kennels Hack i Handicap at Hunt meeting. KIOWA: Led all the way to win ( Sumner Handicap on Tues- i day. Weak form in earlier ; starts. CHILLI BEAN: Good race for I fourth in Camla Hack Handicap but weakened to i seventh in Woolston Handicap on Tuesday. CEE TEE: Brilliant late run to finish second to Watchman in Woolston Handicap. That was his first race since * April. ’ JUST COO-EE: Finished in midfield after slow start in Woolston Handicap. Minor place-getter in her other two starts on Riccarton cam- r paign. AVOBELLE: Fair race for seventh in Camla Hack Handicap but weak showing in Avonhead Handicap in • which she was twentysecond BEAU COUP: Well beaten in Avonhead and Woolston Handicaps. GOLD WOOD: Ran on for tenth in Avonhead Handicap. < Weakened to eleventh in * Kennels Hack Handicap at Hunt meeting. QUEEN’S SPEECH: Fair race for . tenth in Kennels Hack Handicap but finished well back in Avonhead Handicap. ■ STARVATO: Sound effort for fifth in Camla Hack Handicap but weak showing in i Avonhead Handicap. BELCRAZE: .Twelfth in Kennels Hack Handicap but one of i tail-enders in Sumner Handicap. BURNS KNIGHT: Good efforts for fourths in Avonhead and Sumner Handicaps. BONANZA BOY: Ran on well for < sixth in Woolston Handicap. Likely improver. EXCITING BELLE: Speedy mare having her first start at the , meeting. Runner-up in hack sprints at Oamaru two starts back. LLANSTON: Third in Kennels Hack Handicap and fair fifth in Sumner Handicap. NOT GUILTY: Well back all the way in Avonhead Handicap, .-.her first race .since April. ACROBAT: Ran on for eleventh in Camla Hack Handicap and good race for fifth in Woolston Handicap. CASCA: Fourth in hack sprint at Washdyke last start. Won maiden on same course early last month. LIBIN: Fifteenth in Sumner Handicap was latest of long list of failures. MIGHTY RED: Well back all the way and finished sixteenth in Woolston Handicap. NGATUA: Finished well back in Camla and Woolston Handicaps. PHENOMENAL: One of tailenders throughout Montgomery Handicap when having first start. SCIMUS: No form to suggest winning chance. Nineteenth in Camla Hack Handicap. STARLESS: Most recent of sequence of failures was last in Avonhead Handicap. TINOPAI: Narrow win among maidens in Montgomery Handicap at Hunt meeting. WALAROO: No form of worth on latest campaign. Ron ray Gee Tee Chilli Bean

2248 Running Bear (8), G. Jenkins 9 1 1311 Ettrick (2), W. Sutherland 9 7 3033 Kurrajong (3), C. I. Goss 9 5 3154 Just Sam (5), M. O’Connor 9 4 Bracket: Koral. Bush Creek and Ettrick. KORAL: Lost rider nine furlongs from home in Grand National Steeples. Won Homeby Steeples impressively the previous week. Won this race last year. KUMAI: Sound race for fifth in Jumpers’ Flat and went well again to finish fourth in Grand National Hurdles. Competent steeplechaser, whose peak effort over country this winter was a fourth in the Waikato Steeples. HI THERE: Fell at brush near the nine furlongs on the last round in Grand National Steeples. Was sharing the pace at the time. Won Wellington Steeples at Trentham last month. BUSH CREEK: Won Beaufort Steeples on Tuesday after forcing most of the pace. Will form a strong bracket with Koral and Ettrick. RUNNING BEAR: Fair race for fourth in Homeby Steeples at Hunt meeting, but beaten a long W’ay from home in Grand National Steeples in which he was eighth. ETTRICK: Unbeaten in two starts against the hack steeplechasers at the meeting winning by wide margins each time. KURRAJONG: Promoted to third after finishing fourth in Grand National Steeples Ran another fair race for third in the Beaufort Steeples on Tuesday. JUST SAM: Promoted to fourth after finishing fifth In the Grand National Steeples. Koral Hi There first leg of t.a.r. double 2.10 p.m.— ISLINGTON HANDICAP $3000: Um

FREE PASS: Carried top-weight of 8-10 to victory in Winter Cup on the first day. Close second to Roganne over this distance in the Taumarunui Gold Cup at his previous start. CARPENTER: Strong late run sixth in Winter Cup This distance should be more to his liking. LUCKY REBEL: Good race for second in Heathcote Handicap on Tuesday was best run on his latest campaign. Failed to show up in Winter Cup. CHANGO: Weakened to eighth after leading chase till j home turn in Heathcote Handicap. Also well beaten in two starts at Trentham last month. TIME AND TIDE: Finished well back after receiving check early in Brabazon Handicap. Weak efforts in Winter Cup and Selwyn Handicaps. WATALLAN: Good race for second in Brabazon Handicap, but could do no better than eighth in Winter Cup. Made ground for fifth in Selwyn Handicap. CHIAVE D'ORO: Fought on for third after being close up all the way in Heathcote Handicap. Usually runs her races out strongly. MANANA: Strong late run for third in Brabazon Handicap, but failed to put the same dash into his finishes in the Paparua and Heathcote Handicaps. He was ninth in both races. SANDBANK: Finished in midfield in Brabazon, but made ground for sixth In Heathcote Handicap. WILLYPAY: . Weak efforts in Winter Cup and Heathcote Handicap. EVEH CHANCE: Well back all the way after slow start in Heathcote Handicap. EARLY DAWN: Drifted out from mid-field to finish 18th in Winter Cup. HIS LORDSHIP: Brilliant late run for second to Honda in Paparua Handicap on firrft day. Came home well again for fifth in Heathcote Handicap. MASTER SHBBNY: One of tailenders throughout Heathcote Handicap in which he was 16th to finish. ROMAN GENERAL: Weakened to 14th after being close up till home turn in Heathcote Handicap. Fair effort for 10th in Winter Cup. SYNTHETIC: Close up till straight in Heathcote Handicap, but weakened badly In the run home and was 15th to finish. Strong finish for seventh in Winter Cup was promising run. Free Pass His Lordship Carpenter 2.50 p.m.—SYDENHAM HURDLES $2000; 2m. st lb 7p31 Lordtuckey (3), B. L. Hillis .. 10 8 1576 Humber (6) .. .98 2212 Kelloman (5), C. I. Goss 9 3 5683 Scorn (1) 92 Scratched: Eiffel Tower (2), Kumai (4), Identification (7). LORDTUCKBY: Won Grand National Hurdles after receiving run of race to straight. Now getting up in the weights but grand stayer which should take beating again. HUMBER: Weakened to seventh after leading chase to straight i” Jumpers’ Flat: Drifted to sixth after making milch of the pace in Grand National Hurdles. KBLLOMAN: Impressive winner among hack hurdlers on the first day and showed good stamina to beat all but Lordtuckey in Grand National Hurdles. SCORN: Weakened to eighth in Jumpers* Flat but ran a good race for third in Grand National Hurdles. Lordtuckey Kelloman

RUAKIWI LASS: Finished brilliantly for second after being nearly down after two furlongs in Winter Cup. Stands out on form on the strength of that run. PHARASAL: Pi uni sing fresh run for fourth in Brabazon Han dicap. Seldom races well on his home course and should go well again, CLAMIS LAD: Weakened to eleventh after being close up till straight in Winter Cup. Best run oh latest campaign and was second in open seven at Trentham last month. BEAU SUPREME: Strong finisher for fourth in Paparua and Heathcote Handicaps. Should run a very good mile. ROYAL MASTER: Promising fresh run for fifth in Papa rua Handicap. Could go well again but may find this distance a bit short of his best. BILLY JOE: Not noted for his ability as a miler but must be respected after thirds in the Paparua and Sclwyn Ha nd leaps. DECIMAL COIN: Last to finish in the Heathcote Handicap. Also well beaten in Winter Cup and Brabazon Handl caps. CAPASCO: Ran fair race for seventh in Paparua Handicap. Win at previous start was against milers at Washdyke. BARCLAY: Finished well back after slow start in Paparua Handicap but improved showing for fourth in Seiwyn Handicap on Tuesday BLIND DATE: Making fresh start. Has never been noted for his ability as a miler. IRISH GLOSS: Has pace but might find it hard to mea sure up in this class. Faded and finished at rear in Paparua Handicap. PRETENTIOUS: Earned open class rating with a win against the hack milers at Riccarton in April. Could go well fresh from his place in the weights. PANGO: At best a very good sprinter but efforts in Paparua and Selwyn Handicaps were not within a stone of her best. SHOSHONE: No form on present

campaign to suggest a v win close at hand. Kuakiwi Lass Pharasal Capasco 4.25 p m.— REDCLIFFS HACK HANDICAP 11200; Um.

DISPLEASE: Impressive win against milers in Avonhead Handicap but wilted to eighth in Sumner Handicap. OUR WYN: Made ground for seventh in Avonhead Hand! cap and improved on that run for a good effort for third in the Woolston Handicap. DAVID WILLIAM: Just failed to catch Kiowa in the Sumner Handicap. Good race for sixth in Avonhead Handicap and second to Bevlyn in Kennels Handicap at Hunt meeting. DOCTOR SMOODY: Weak efforts in Camla and Avonhead Handicaps but still in the early stages of another cam-

paign. EXPEL: Fair race for fourth in Kennels Hack Handicap but weak effort in Avonhead Handicap in which he was 19th to finish. SMILEY: Promising race for

third in Sumner Handicap, his only race at the meetGBNERAL JOE: Failed to Improve from the middle of field in the Avonhead and Sumner Handicaps. WE HAVE FUN; Runner-up in Hack mile at Washdyke last month but one of tail enders throughout In Sum ner Handicap. GOLDEN SUPREME: Failed to show up in Sumner Handi cap In which she was fourteenth. Beat hack milers at Washdyke two starts beforehand. JUST BELLE: Weak showing in Kennels and Avonhead Handicaps. ALBERTA: Nothing in recent form to suggest a win close at hand. BROOKFIELD'S HOPE; Best effort on latest campaign was good race for fifth in Kennels Hack Handicap. Likely improver. •ELADIN: A few minor placIngs in maiden class lasi season is no recommendation for success in this field. CATTEGAT: Another maiden with an unimpressive record. Was last to finish in Sumner Handicap. COELTE: Fair race for sixth in Camla Hack Handicap but well beaten in Avonhead and Sumner Handicaps. EL KEBA: Runs the odd sound race but form all-round is not strong. HERNDALE LAD: Weakened to 11th after disputing pace on home turn in Sumner Handicap. KRISTE: One or two fair efforts close up on his record but nothing to suggest a strong chance in this field. LUNA D'ORO: Fair race for seventh in Sumner Handi cap but still in maiden class. LADY VELVET: Never emerged from the ruck in Sumner Handicap in which she finished thirteenth. LISTENING POST: Battled on for sixth after being close up all the way in Sumner Handicap. Weak showing in Camla Hack Handicap in which she was twentyfourth. NURSIE: Eighth in Kennels Hack Handicap and ninth in Sumner Handicap. SLUMBAY: Weakened to twelfth in maiden sprint al Hunt meeting. TALISALL: Has run well at times in maiden class but well beaten in Sumner Handicap. Our Wyn David William Smiley

st lb i 4122 Etassem <2), E. E. O’Brien 18 3; 1143 Lonvato (8). Cowan 18 2 3081 Might (3), R. A. Jenkins . 10 1 4234 Istan Light (5) 9 11 2374 Brian Vine (1), B K. Long 9 9 8108 Kaikohe (8). M. j a O'Connor 9 9 0404 Skeltheen (10), B L. Hillis .95 0807 Banerva (4) .90 0470 Desert Wind (7) 9 0 0880 Evening In Pans (9), G. Jenkins 9 0* ETASSEM: Has been runner-up in hurdle races on first two ■ days of meeting. Should go; well again. LONVATO: Consistent jumper; which has run a fourth and a third in his two starts at the meeting. MIGHT: Weak effort in hurdles on first day when going was soft, but had too much pace for rivals on better footmg in hurdles on Tuesday. ISTAN LIGHT: Latest campaign has been as a ’chaser. Distant fourth in Hunt Cup on Tuesday. BRIAR VINE: Another making the switch from crosscountry racing. Best effort m three starts ver the

st lb 1’311 Cantostan (25), R. B. Marsh 8 13 6110 Every Post (26). D. R. Sanderson 8 13 2122 Hombre (7), F. H. Skelton 8 12 2329 Allspice (5), M. J. Skelton 8 8 1817 Camaro (4), G. W. Wright 8 7 9193 Crepe de Chine (30), G. L. Willetts 8 3 210 Sailing Home (11), D. N. Hadfield 8 4 6nio Fairy Cloud (2) 8 3 322 Quetta (28), E. G. Low 8 3 3225 Pallas Athena (8) 8 *> 7756 Equal Chance «24) 8 i 0244 Gogo (17), G. Gullery » 8 1 3398 Narcotic (6), E. J. Didham 8 0030 Quick Tide (20) 8 1 8073 Red Scarf (10) 8 1 604 Stevedore <13), H. N. Rauhihi 8 1 0000 Bright Blue (1) Downside (14), B. S. 8 0 Dodds 8 0 Hay Burner (27) 8 0 °o Jigger (21), L. Jackson 8 0 00 Okana Star (19), J. F. Harris 8 0 0 Grenade (18), A. J. Stokes 8 0 9060 Reveiller (29), G. W. Mein 8 o’ 080 Rustan (9), D. R. Tucker 8 °l 0000 Sweet Vertebrae (23), G. Jackson 8 0 g Twinson (12). R. B. Weaver 8 o! Balloted out with right of' re-entry:— 00 Persian Journey (3) 8 0 6670 Auto's Pride (16) 8 0 00 Dory (15), N. T. Cowles 8 0 Brackets. Gogo and Narcotic. Dory and Grenade. Hay Burner and Jigger. Okana Star and Persian Journey. Reveiller and Rustan. Sweet Vertebrae and Twtnson. Scratched: Lady Venture (22).j

4313 Ronray (10), N. T. 8 11 Cowles 1384 Mr Joe <3), D. R. Tucker 8 10 3410 Bevlyn (14), G. R. Heaton 8 9 0001 Kiowa (28), F. H. Skelton 8 9 2047 Chilli Bean <8). G. L. Willetts 8 7 0002 Gee Tee (7), M. J. Skelton 8 6 0220 Just Coo-ee (15), B. K. Long 8 4 70 Avobelle (27) 8 2 2700 Beau Coup (24), D. N Hadfield 8 2 1800 Gold Wood (1), B. S. Dodds 8 2 1000 Queen’s Speech (18), E. J. Didham 8 2 4150 Starvato (13) 8 2 5000 Belcraze (26) 8 1 3044 Burns Knight (16), E. G. Low 8 1 0606 Bonanza Boy (23) 8 1 1020 Exciting Belle (11). B. J. Anderton 8 1 2535 Llanston (6) 8 1 0600 Not Guilty (22), A. K. Robinson 8 1 0305 Acrobat (5) 8 0 2014 Casca (4), J. R. Dowling R 0 0000 Libin (29) 8 0 1000 Mighty Red (19). J. F. Harris 8 0 8500 Ngatua (17), G. W. Wright R 0 0 Phenomenal (12) R 0 0900 Scimus (25) 8 0 0700 Starless <9), R. B. Marsh 8 0 401 Tinopai (2), G. Gullerv 8 0 0000 Walaroo (20), P. J. Silver 8 0 Brackets: Starvato and Ngatua. Libin and Mighty Red. Phenomenal and Scimus, Tinopai and Starless. Scratched: Syckie (21). RONRAY: Gained runaway win

1.25 p.m. — LINCOLN STEEPLECHASE S3000; 3m. st lb 110 Koral (7), W. J. Hillis 10 9 554 Kumai (6), B. L. Hillis . . 10 5 0140 Hi There (1), R. A. Jenkins 10 3 7221 Bush Creek (4), R. B. Weaver 9 12

s t lb 9121 Free Pass (5), W. D. Skelton 9 4 4106 Carpenter (16). R. N. Marsh 8 8 6002 Lucky Rebel (3), B. S. Dodds 8 0 1008 Chango <15), G. W. Wright 7 13 2000 Time And Tide (2), E. J. Didham 7 13 4285 Watallan (1), B. J. Anderton 7 13 7263 Chiave d’Oro (6), J. F. Harris 7 10 6399 Manana (9), A. J. Stokes 7 10 3506 Sandbank (14) 7 10 4700 Willy pay (12), H. J. Warren 7 8 8250 Even Chance '7) ... 7 7 900 Early Dawn (10) 7 i 0525 His Lordship (8), G. L. Willetts 7 7 0660 Master Sheeny (11). A. H. Eastwood 7 3500 Roman General (13), G. Gullery 7 7 0570 Synthetic (4). D. R. Sanderson 7 7 Bracket: Time And Tide and Manana.

SECOND LEG OF T.A.B. DOUBLE 3.40 p.m.— AUGUST HANDICAP $2000; lin. lb 2712 Ruakiwi Lass (1), G. L. Willetts 9 0 1004 Pharasal (8), A. J. Stokes 8 10 72S0 Claims Lad (4), G. W. Wright 8 9 2244 Beau Supreme (11). B. J. Anderton 8 7 4225 Royal Master (12), N. T. Cowles 8 6 2633 Billy Joe (2), D. R. Tucker 5 5000 Decimal Coin (6) 8 2 4017 Capa sco (5), J. D. Pankhurst 8 j 7404 Barclay (13), W. D. Skelton 8 0 0210 Blind Dale (7), A. H„ East wood 8 0 7530 Irish Gloss (10), G. R. Heaton 8 0 7530 Irish Gloss (10) 8 0 2210 Pretentious (14), R. J. McCann 8 0 5800 Pango (15), P. J. Silver 8 0 000 Shoshone (16), G. Gullerv 8 0 Scratched: Empibre King Krazikid (3). (9).

st lb 4918 Displease (9) 8 11 1173 Our Wyn (13) 8 11 2262 David William (17), W. D. Skelton 8 7 0800 Doctor Snoddy (11), D. N. Hadfield 8 5 3540 Expel (7). N. T. Cowles 8 5 3383 Smiley (3), B. J. Anderton 8 3 3590 General Joe (20), G. W. Wright 8 1 9160 Golden Supreme (21) 8 1 0300 Just Belle (16) 8 1 3290 Talisall (4) 8 0 6000 Alberta (10), G. W. Mein 8 0 0575 Brookflelds Hope (12). E. G. Low 8 0 3375 Beladin (19) G. R. Gullery 8 0 4578 El Keba (6), R. B. Marsh 8 0 0700 Herndale Lad (14) E. J. Didham 8 0 0747 Luna D'Oro (18), J. F. Harris 8 0 4760 Lady Velvet (8), D. R. Tucker 8 0 0006 Listening Post (5), G. L. Willetts 8 0 4440 Clumbay (22), A. J. Stokes 8 0 4020 We Have Fun (24) . 8 0 Balloted out with right f reentry: — 3770 Cattegat (1) .. ft 0 0589 Nursie (23) .. 8 0 8600 Coelle (2> ft 0 9580 Kriste (15) 8 0 Bracket: David William and Talisall.