Pointingea

Going: Good ( Good to soft in places )

A bright and relatively pleasant dry day, one heavy April shower ( on the 27th March !! ) lasting only a few minutes. Never a meeting that attracts any sort of crowd but seemed to be one of the better attended Easton Harrier's meetings, over the past few years.

Open Maiden

1) CAGED TIGER ( Heather Kemp ) 9/4
2) Saddlers Blaze
3) Mirage Prince

Time: 6.44  Distances : Half : Ten   10 ran  ( Carleton Forehoe 6/4 fav Fell )

Mens Open

1) WHERE'S MY BABY ( David Kemp ) 7/4
2) Forget the Ref                              6/4 fav
3) Basic Fact

Time: 6.45 Distances:  One : Ten    5 ran

Ladies Open

1)  INARO ( Gina Andrews )  Evens fav
2)  Argentato
3)  Assassino


Time:  6.44  Distances:   Distance : One & a Half   4 ran

Restricted

1)  NATIVE BOB  ( James Owen )   4/6 fav
2)  Cyber Mat
3)  Jack Ford

Time 6.50   Distances:     Six : Distance   9 ran

East Anglian Area Club Members Conditions Race

1) FOULSTON'S RULER ( Rupert Stearn )    5/4 fav
2) Parkinson
3) Jazz Attack

Time: 6.47   Distances:   Three : Five      8 ran

PPORA Club Members Race for Novice Riders

1) INISHTURK  ( Bridget Andrews )   1/2 fav
2) Thoutmosis
3  Rockville

Time 7.04    Distances   Ten : One        4 ran

Overall Summary

40 runners from an original entry of 80. The Andrews sisters had a winner apiece.
Native Bob turned in a impressive performance in the Restricted. George Cooper's stable continues to be in fine form and Foulston's Ruler was Rupert Stearns sixth winner of the season. Where's My Baby showed his well being after a stomach complaint to take the Men's Open. Heather Kemp just got Caged Tiger home in an incident packed Maiden after the favourite Carleton Forehoe gave Gina Andrews a heavy fall at the final open ditch.