CHRIS LAW REACHES QUARTER FINALS OF BRUT GOLD CUP RACE
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Britain's Chris Law meets Roy Heiner, of the Netherlands, the man with a $250,000 (pounds 162,000) prize in his sights, in the quarter-final of the Brut Gold Cup in Bermuda today. Having won two of the five grand prix in the Brut series, Heiner is the only one capable of scoring the three victories needed to land the bonus.
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