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All Started. 69 72, Charley Hoffman (USA) 68 73, 70 69 140: Danny Willett (ENG) 71 69, Ja- Lee (HKG) d Yuta Fukui (JPN) 11-6 11-7 Wigan 9 5 2 2 0 12 Kevin Chappell (USA) 68 73, Brendan mes Morrison (ENG) 69 71, Nicolas Col- 11-2, 4-Dick Lau (HKG) d Zahed Moha- lotte van Veenendaal, who Race 8: 6 Indeed I Am $5.70 $2.60 12 Leeds 10 4 1 5 0 9 Steele (USA) 69 72 142: Adam Scott saerts (BEL) 70 70, Shiv Kapur (IND) 71 med (EGY) 13-11 11-8 12-10, Harinder Pal both clocked 11.67. Commando Ridge $11.50 1 Marco Lago Harlequins 10 4 1 5 0 9 (AUS) 68 74, Matt Every (USA) 73 69, Ca- 69, Pablo Larrazabal (ESP) 70 70, Felipe Sandhu (IND) d 2-Jan Koukal (CZE) 11-9 ‘‘It was pretty good, I’m $2.80. Q: $182.70. E: $404.30. T: $8,770.10. Catalans 9 4 0 5 0 8 A2: 6-12 $25.00, 1-6 $13.50, 1-12 $69.00. meron Tringale (USA) 71 71, Dean Wil- Aguilar (CHI) 70 70, Paul Waring (ENG) 8-11 8-11, 11-2 11-9. Bradford 9 4 0 5 0 8 happy and I think it’s a Scr: 13. son (USA) 70 72 143: Michael Connell 71 69, Thaworn Wiratchant (THA) 72 68, Women: 1-Annie Au (HKG) d 5-Joshna (USA) 73 70, Ricky Barnes (USA) 73 70, Michael Campbell (NZL) 73 67, Tetsuji Chinappa (IND) 12-10 14-12 11-8, Hull FC 9 3 0 6 0 6 Melbourne personal Race 9: 4 Palmyra Boy $10.70 $2.00 3 Jeff Maggert (USA) 71 72, J.B. Holmes Hiratsuka (JPN) 71 69, Gregory Bourdy 3-Dipika Pallikal (IND) d Blackbriar $1.20 5 Robdon Flyer $3.10. Q: 8-Melody Hull KR 10 3 0 7 0 6 best,’’ said Pearson. (USA) 70 73, Vaughn Taylor (USA) 68 75 (FRA) 71 69 Martin Kaymer (GER) 70 $7.20. E: $26.30. T: $201.70. A2: 3-4 $3.30, 141: Francis (AUS) 11-9 9-11 11-6 11-2, 4-Lisa Salford 9 3 0 6 0 6 ‘‘I was pushing it as Kris Blanks (USA) 71 73, John Mer- 71, David Drysdale (SCO) 69 72, Alejand- d 7-Siti Munirah Jusoh 4-5 $33.50, 3-5 $2.90. 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