Presently things are very close with a lot depending on Sunday's races as Powerbabe moves up to the free-for-all.

Grand Marshall has one more race day to try to iron out the problems he has been having, however, he has had terrible luck in the draws lately. If he is lucky enough to pull the rail it may be a different outcome.

Shamrock Tuxedo will be going all out to improve on his track record, although at 1:07, as it stands now, it will be hard to beat and he is more or less assured of becoming the top pony and top stallion for the season.

Trotacre "Abby'' Lass, who was the two-year-old stakes winner on Boxing day, has had a brilliant year. Out of 16 races she has won 14. With this kind of record she probably would have walked away with top points had she raced all season.

The top mare award looks like going to Powerbabe, who clocked up a time of 1:10 last race day. Her only competition will come from Abbe Dabbe Doo who has the potential but is in a slower bar and it would be harder to get this kind of speed without being pushed by faster ponies.

The trophies for all the racing categories will be presented at the prize giving dinner on April 9. Tickets are available from committee members.

SNOOKER SNO Unseeded Steve Bremar shocked defending champion Steve Dunleavy 2-0 to move into the semifinals of this year's Four Star Pizza Singles Open.

Bremar now meets seventh seed Greg Falzone next Tuesday at Old Colony Club at 7.30 p.m. The other singles semifinal will be tomorrow at 7 p.m. at OCC between sixth seed Brian Haxton and last year's runner-up Stephen Roberts.

Bill Wotton had a 46-break as he and partner Tyler Moniz advanced to the finals of this year's doubles competition. They will play the winners of tonight's semifinal at Sandys Sports Club between Lawrence DeSilva and Roger Henderson and Zane and David DeSilva.

Both finals will be played at Old Colony Club. The doubles will be at 7.30 p.m. on April 9 and the singles at 7.30 p.m. on April 16.

GOLF GLF Adrian Arnold was the gross winner with a 79 during the Port Royal monthly medal on Sunday.

In the net category for nine and lower handicappers, Darren Swan placed first with a 72 while Gregory Smith was second on 73.

Jacqui Heaney won the net division for 10-18 handicaps with a 68, three strokes ahead of Derek Patience. For the 19 and higher handicap players, Neville Trott was first on 73 and Horace Astwood second on 75.

Closest to the pin winners were R.E.Lines and D.Hunter for the men and Jean Atherden for the women.

SOCCER SOC The third annual Heritage International Scholarship Classic, featuring pee-wee players from all over the Island, will take place on Saturday at National Stadium beginning with opening ceremonies at 9.45 a.m.

Players from Trojans, Zebras, Rangers, BAA, St. George's/St. David's, Red Devils, Wolves and Devonshire Colts will be participating.

The cost for general admission is $2 with children under 13 paying $1.

Also on tap will be the All/Old Star match.