Kellen Lewis and Craig Smith became first-time victors on their Poline bikes in the 50cc division, Lewis winning the first two races and Smith coming through on the last lap to win the third. Luke Parker had three third-place finishes.

Lewis now takes over the points lead ahead of Zahkie Iris who drops to third.

In the 60cc, Zahkie McIntosh completed a hat-trick of wins with Jaircybio Ratteray notching three seconds and Chad Suderland three thirds. McIntosh takes over the top spot from Jonte Smith who slips to third.

The 80B class was won by Gary Cann, who also won three straight, but it was not a complete runaway as Loronzo Burch on a Honda was leading one race until he suffered a flat tyre.

Aaron Cannonier crashed out but still remains second in the 80B standings.

Gary Blackwell won the first 80C moto ahead of Anthony Grant who suffered a poor start but made up ground to take second place ahead of Ziko Major. Grant made no mistake in the last two races, storming to successive victories with Blackwell twice finishing second. Melanie Munro and Ziko Major traded third and fourths.

Blackwell leads the points standings ahead of Munro and Grant.

Craig Panchaud registered two firsts and a second to take over the points lead in the 125B class. Jamel Hassell won the other race but was hampered by spark plug problems in two of the races.

Enwar Hunt won his first 125C points race and the next two for good measure, to complete an impressive hat-trick in his third outing on a new KTM machine.

The meet ended on a poignant note with riders completing a lap of honour in memory of Wilbur Ingham, grandfather of Otis Ingham who was a staunch supporter of motocross and never missed racing meet in ten years.

HARNESS RACING RAH A cold Friday night kept several spectators away but failed to deter the ponies as a number of fast times were turned in on the Vesey Street track.

Both entries in the 1:18 and slower time bar -- Tux's Little Rocket (Joseph Viera) and Todd's Ebony (Samantha Hayward) -- bettered that time to move up to the next time bar.

And Crunch Time (Colby Sousa) also moves up as a result of winning the 1:15.4-1:17.4 time bar in an impresive 1:15.1.

Michael DeCosta's new trotter Yemme Chane won both heats in her division, covering the half mile in 1:14 and a brisk 1:11.1, and now has one leg in the next time bar.

Miss L.L.Dane, driven by Colin Mello, came from behind to win both heats in the 1:09.2-1:11.1 `A' Division and Ponder Babe (Michael Roberts) took both heats in the `B' Division.

Todd's Ebony (two wins), Tux's Little Rocket and GV Colonel Spence also moved up to the next time bar. Colonel Spence advances to the Free For All whil Bobby DeGraff's Rocket Ride also has one leg in this elite group (1:07 and faster).

Top drivers on Friday night were Michael DeCosta and Michael Roberts with three wins each, while Eddie Roque's Tuxedo's Bow Tie recorded the fastest time of 1:05.3.

Next race day is this Friday with the post time still to be announced. Call 291-RACE for details.

SAILING SLG The latest round of the Laser Frostbite series turned into a match race between Malcolm Smith and Christian Luthi.

Luthi won five of the 10 races to capture the overall daily prize with nine points.

The day saw a new tactical dimension for the crews overcome with large clumps of seaweed strewn about the course, making navigating challenging.

Luthi managed to steer around any potential hazards with the greatest of ease, leaving Smith having to settle for second with 14 points from three wins.

Brett Wright finished third with 31 points.

Ted Wood started the day with an impressive hat-trick of second places, one first and a fifth and was leading the day after the first five races.

However, he was unable to match these finishes in the second part of the day and dropped to fourth with Martin Vezina fifth on the same number of points.