It was Matt Chapman’s London and South team that left Yarmut with the rights of boasting after an exciting opening night in Yarmut.
Amid the challenging conditions in Norfulk, it was London and South who left for Flyer in Race One when Fantasi World charged home to thwart SportingSilorman (Scotland). Under the guidance of David Perburt, Andrew Baling Charge team PPG came from home before taking two furlongs from the aforementioned front of the collar James Owen, which scored 25 points in the process.
Team Ireland was marked in the second race, in which Toko Salamanka (5-2 favorite) trainer Oli Sangster and Jockey Billy Lofunnan, before Race Three created an exciting war of three-way war.
Chris Dier-trained Jimmy Speaking (100-30), representing London and South, started the team’s flight when he won the hands of Jack Des, and defeated Ler Spacell with a further nose with the Atlantic Gamble in the third.
The race was in four where Scotland started. At the forefront of Mason Peel, Mr Blue Bird made everything to stop Owning L. Boden (Team Yorkshire).
Solar Equal reiterated the feat in Race Five for Scottish Emergency Work, which justified 3-1 support for Kevin Stot and Julie Kamacho with APLB. Despite the maximum points, Blues were actually another good result for the East, which earned their Joker card prizes by lifting better profit for the second and fourth positions.
Scotland added the third win in their numbers as Paul Star (7-2) benefited Charlie Johnsston and Joe Race Sixes for fenning especially smart rides. The three-year-old man arrived at the winner of two of his five startings, and Fining presented his challenge at the right time, keeping the 3-1 favorite Miller Spirits.
After being displaced in the upper part of the Leader Board via Scotland, it was London and South’s turn to return to the final. Last year, the second in this feature race, Andlepe, this time was a better under Richard Kings Coat, in which Qitaal (Scotland) was placed in arm length to regain climbing in Woolver Hampton on Saturday.
Jamie Wasbourne chose to play Wales and the West’s Joker for the closing race on the card, but had to place the third place with a 6-5 favorite wave.
Last Table – A Week
London and south – 158
Scotland – 156
West – 135
Ireland – 90
Wells and West – 83
North – 70
Yorkshire – 50
