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Two Horse Race at the top of Quesnel’s Super League of Curling

Dave Plant skipped his Service Electric rink to another victory last night, 8-7 over Ben Reuther and the Child Development Centre foursome, to improve to 9 and 2 on the season.

Ski-Hi Scaffolding, skipped by Blair Hedden, kept pace with a 6-3 win over Century 21.

Ski-Hi is now one game back at 8 and 3.

The Billy Barker Casino and Barkerville are next at 6 and 5.

Barkerville, skipped by Brenda Ernst, beat the Billy 6-2 last night.

One other game saw Redz Shedz get the better of Quesnel Lawn Care 8 to 2.

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