REIGNING F&H countrywide champions All Seasons Racing Service (ASRC) were clinging to a slender lead at the end of the second leg of the feature three-way aggregate dominoes tournament when action in the Sunflower Jewellery-sponsored tournament continued on Tuesday at their Robb Street, Georgetown venue.In a closely fought encounter, ASRC lead with 151 games, four ahead of Canal Six who are on 147 while International Six are just behind on 146.
The first round, played at the Everest Cricket Club last Friday, saw ASRC take top honours with 77 games while Canal Six and International Six both finished on 72,
The top markers for ASRC were David Bennett and John Freeman with 15 games each while skipper Frankie Seaforth and Mark Persaud made 14 each and Errol Seaforth 13.
Chibar Seopaul and Avie Persaud scored 14 and 13 games respectively for Canal Six while the top players for International Six were Martin Permaul (15 games), Edmund Sammy (14), Ron Callender (13) and Intikab Ali (13).
Only one game separated the eventual winners on Tuesday with Canal Six emerging top with 75 games, edging out Canal Six and International Six who both ended on 74.
Chibar Seopaul maintained his consistency for the winners, topping with 16 games while there were 14 and 13 games respectively for Ramroop Sukhai and Ramesh Ramoutar.
For International Six, Edmund Sammy had 14 games while Colin Hicken and captain Manniram Shew each had 13.
ASRC were led by Bennett with 14 games and 13 each from Errol Seaforth, Raymond Ali and Stephen Duncan.
With the teams so closely placed, a fierce final round is anticipated when they clash on Sunday at Ernest Shop, Canal Number One, West Bank Demerara.
Prizes will be awarded to the winning and second-place teams, the three top players in the winning team, the best two in the second and the best in the third,
The proprietor of Sunflower Jewellery, Parmannad Dindial, who is also a member of Canal Six will hand over the prizes to the respective winners.