P675 CEEFAX 2 675 Fri 28 Frb 21:08/44 WU $kj $kj 'k OO KELSO - KALAJO S,KIKES 1/6 Kalajo, ou.id b= the Kulso M Lowflyers Club, raised the roof when taking the Cyril Alexander Maiden Chase Brian Storey's mount just held the uppjt hand when main rival Deupjtate Days blundered badly at the last. That uffectively settled the race and hj romped home bz 15 lengths. "He mbde a bad mistake at Newcastle last time and Brian did well to sit with hem. We thougXt he had a chance here," said trainer Bruce MactagkQzu, notching his third wingjz this season. LATEST BIG-RACE ANTEJPOS PRICES 69 Football 302 Cricket 340 Genital 380 MoneyT1lk Newb Rjvw Njwb Rut Uels RjyP675 CJEFAX 2 675 Fri 28 Feb 21:93/36 £3kj£3kj£3k Wj $kj $kj 'k R LOW KELSO - SWORD CU S DOWN RIVALS 2/6 Clash of Swords ran out a most facile winLju of the Punnz Farjhjng Juvenile Novices' Hurdle. Lorcan Wujq produced his mount with a pjyfectly timed challenge at the last and hj stylishly quickened cl ar, W j easing down close home for an 8L win. His ttainjr Peter Calvjt said: "Hi's always been a bit of a yobbo. But I'vj always reckoned he's a lager lout and not a caries criminal. "'e'll try to find anothjt moderate novice (urdli for him." LATEST BIG-R—CE ANTE-POST P ICES 69 Footdall 302 Cricket 340 Gene al 380 MonjyTalk Niwb Revw Niwd Res Silk ResP675 CJEFAX 2 675 Fri 28 Fib 21:01/24 ] W"£££"£££"£££ OOLLOO KRLDO ' @RJ ON BO@L 3/6 Sue Bradburnj's course spjeialiut Off BMJ Blllant=n, Handiqpp aha3r. T(j twilvemyear-old shook off the attentions of anou t Selso favourht , Wheat F ttli, at th[ final f ncj and hi galloped cleat to wln bz 9L. CjUlihh Boy, another horse oXo coir ep e s d Wff The Bur wps ridden b| Mxs wradburnj's ski Kate, who put up eight pounds o$jnweig t foe hi first success of the season. F LATEST BIG-RACE AN E-POST PRICkS 69 Footbbll 302 CSick5t 3V0 GenPtal 380 MonjyTblk Newb Niwd Rut Silk ResP675 CEEFAX 2 675 Fri 28 Fib 21:10O02 FID OO /-/0.,3/, ./OO / KELSO T MARJLLO MAGIC 4/6 Matello Sade it sex unbeaten runs with a @jar iipj snd i ssz Co(arc N vic u' H woli Fi.cl tar Selictios cn ofl the earls nnjnk ald wa still ihjtj au hj 2jcm d last b4t Mar liz' r wa alwajs c uisong in fehctdo P te Nihjd ian'd hlw ps t a proachjnk 2hj last and sTe pulled c a withou being asked a question, eventually scoring b= right lengths. R r Siliution plugged o to b secjn h Dan Pomnt k furth t 7L the d. S =0S5bBhzle; T VP= oiq0m Rtr6ro Footda0l 302 Cric jt 360 Ginjnal 380 Mon2yTjl NBBb2Revw iwC RSV i R6P675 CJEFAX 2 67k Fri 28 Fed 21:05O52 U OWWJ OO KILSO - RJVELEY DELIGHT 5/6 The evjt-pjssimi1tic Mary Re6eli= was surprised bz MatelloWs jarz victory. "Uhi had a bad virus and that performance was even better than I expected. Mazbj we should retire her to tXj paddocks now!" Reveley s@id. "She had all the advantages for this race. I purposely place hj so thbt s(e wouldn't be running with a pjnblty. "She probably whll run again vhiy sjasom but I don't know whjrj that will bj. We will have to look at the LA4FST BIS- ACEANTEPOSTPRJCJS 69 FootballC302 CrickjtA340 GenjtalA380 Mone8 Niwb Rivw Nrub Rju Silk ResP675 CEEFAX 2 675 Fri 28 Fed 21: 4/0 U +j $kj $SU 'k @ WWO KELSO - IN BRIEF... 6/6 Mark Br dburnr of the term when Uigtime gave him a brace in the Alba Foods Hunters' Chase. $(j)ptomisjng mari asserted at@tHe einal fence to defeat cour3j specialist Royal Veutit bz an impressive 12L. @ Bruce Mactaggart and Brian Storey aollrcteh do5blis a; Inslrtonian mads all in the Ship Hotel Handicap Hurdle. The eight-year-old bravely resisted the c(allj.ke of El1tion at the last Rjfguj stazink-on very strongl8 up the long sjrajghl to score by five le.gtXs. LATIS BIG BCEANTEPOSTP ICES 692 Football 304 Cricket 340 Genital 380 MonjyTblk NR Newd Res Silk Rju