The event features a ten-man Eastern and Western squads in team play and individual play. Muller won both his matches as did team-mates Mike Malott, Dan Woima and Dave Earkls. Kevin Britten was MVP of the EaSt. The series is now tied a two apiece.

HARNESS RACING RAH Custom Eyes'd, driven by Zeno Cooper, had his eight-race win streak snapped during harness racing competition at Vesey Street on Sunday.

Francis DeSilva's new pony How Quick Time Flies finished in 1.09/4 to nip Custom Eyes'd, who was second in 1.10/1. There were three double winners including two-year-old Crunchtime, Tuxedo Bowtie and Shamrock Marla, who won the Animal and Garden House feature race. JB's T.W. Belle won the Noah's Ark feature race. Driven by Adrianna Rego, Belle covered the half mile in a fast 1.11/3, beating out Jennifer Time, Fancy That and Speedway Jr.

Samantha Hayward drove Todd's Ebony top of the winner's circle and young Heather Adams did likewise with Trott Acre Abby Lass. Nick DeCosta was the day's top driver with four victories while Eddie Roque and Arthur Hurst had three apiece.

KARTING KRT Go kart racing returned to after a three-year absence on Sunday with a competitive day at the new track at the Base Lands in St. David's.

Action in the senior class, the 125 Shifter, saw Jason (Skuzzie) North claim honours by winning all four of his heats and taking first place overall.

Finishing second to him in two of the races and placing second overall was Steven Flood.

McCannon Cassidy was the overall winner of the Yamaha class while Stewart Ball led the way in the Junior division.

RUGBY RUG Renegades took advantage of Mariners' inability to perform for the full 80 minutes during the third week of play in the Bermuda Rugby League on Sunday at Nationals.

Ahead 11-3 with 20 minutes left, Mariners handed the game over to the league leaders, who ended up with a comfortable 24-11 triumph. A first-half try from Dennis Faries and penalties from Keith Hodgkins were enough to hold off a Phil Heaney penalty. The match seemed to be fairly settled when a series of forward confrontations disrupted play after 10 minutes into the second half, leading to the sending off of Rod Forrest of Renegades and Mariners Paul Reid just before full time.

With 20 minutes to go Des Nash powered over for the Renegades recovery try.

Phil Heaney converted and then made a nice break to send Mike Hughes over under the posts. Heaney converted and with the game almost over Rod Stewart ran under the posts for the last score. Heaney converted to seal Mariners fate.

In the day's other game, Teachers, buoyed by the return of winger Heath Robinson, beat Police 34-7.

Tries from Craig McIntyre and powerhouse Patrick Cooper left them 17 points ahead at the turnaround. In the last last 20 minutes, Teachers piled it on again with tries from Alvin Harvey (two) and Noel Capewell. Mike Montgomery added the other points.

Police skipper Dave Bird powered his way over for a fine solo effort which Dave Allen converted to put his team on the scoresheet.

Robinson, coming back after a long injury lay-off, had some fine breaks for Teachers, narrowly failing to score on at least three occasions.

In Saturday's Seconds matches, Police edged Teachers 12-10 and Mariners toppled Renegades 27-10. Both matches saw the teams playing under strength, clearly the results of a tough World Cup campaign.