At Dunsfold the frolics continued last week with plenty of effort and tactical mullarky all round. Fortunately Jamie at least had a good grasp of what what he wanted in his efforts to win the series and could be heard directing affairs in Godalming. This worked out pretty well with different Meudon riders popping up all over the place competing for the primes. The race ended in a bunch gallop with main competitor Jason Edwards 3rd, just edging Jamie out to 4th, followed by Gianluca in 5th and Ken in 6th. Fortunately Jamie's constant efforts for the primes mean he's now some way ahead in the series.
Over at Eelmore Ken Prince kept up his run of form with 8th behind a Felt 1-2. He says this is his best season and is sure to get his 1st cat by the end of the month. In the 3rds Andy Dilkes was 3rd and looking good for a high placing in the overall series while Gary Buttery has quickly started scoring points since moving up to 3rd cat, finishing in 4th.
In the handicap our best finishers were Ken and Mark B in 13th and 14th, with a group of 9 3rds and 4ths staying away till the end. After last night's Dunsfold, is there a new end of season trend - increased handicapping?
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