er’s impressive run down the stretch. It was still

er’s impressive run down the stretch. It was still Ten Bar’s victory by two lengths, with Dreadnaught another thirteen lengths back.

According to Malone, Ten Bar had been jumping badly, hurting himself last August. Albert Poe took over and hunted him all season, returning the horse to good jumping form.

Patrick Worrall added another race to his roster when the Doug Worrall-trained Ice Hawk took the first division of maiden hurdles by four lengths over Symphony Sid, Chuck Muzzy up.

According to Margaret Worrall, Maryland breeder and trainer Oliver Goldsmith’s 8-year-old is a stakes winner on the flat, having won over $200,fiOO. His first start was at Marlborough, where Patrick guided him over the unfamiliar fences that littered his way as he galloped.

Bay Cockbum added points to his leading rider advantage when he and Pelo’s Luck eked out a halflength advantage over Governor’s Bay with Woods Winants in the second division of. maiden hurdles. Third and fourth place finishers Tillo (Patrick Worrall) and Blue Arab (M.S. McLear) finished right with them in a pack.

“He won the race at the last,” said Cockburn. “He just stood back of the wings and sailed. Once he got to the front, he wouldn’t let anyone pass.”

It was the horse’s first win of three starts.

Eben Sutton’s Uncle Reg reigns king of the foxhunter’s, his Old Dominion victory adding yet another five points to his 13-point standing. In this race Spice with Dell Ennis galloped within striking distance of Uncle Reg, but when Ennis lost his stirrup and pulled up, that left Uncle Reg miles ahead of Marlin LeGore’s Miss Moncacy.

The Yovanovich-trained Brat, Bruce Daley up, and Slate Mills with Jerry Glass took the two divisions of rider opportunity races.

Daley also took the first division of the turf race aboard Hilliate, with Lithograph and Gerry Newman securing second.

RESULTS

FOXHUNTERS RACE. 5:48.3. 1. Uncle Reg, Eben Sutton. 2. Miss Moncacy. Marlin LeGore. ALSO RAN. SPICE (PU).