Knock Froy was packed for the hare and hounds event organised by Daniel McCanney on Saturday afternoon.

There was a good atmosphere in the paddock and 60 adults entered online, plus a few extras on the day.

Yamaha UK-supported British Enduro Championship rider Charlie Chater grabbed the hole-shot in the main event, but he was soon ousted by Jamie McCanney on the 250 Husqvarna, swiftly followed by his brother Daniel.

The McCanneys remained at the head of the one-hour race throughout, maintaining much the same distance apart - dependent on lapped riders.

Jamie briefly became trapped by a back marker on a slippery hill on the second to last lap. Daniel passed him, only to get caught by another slower rider at the next corner, where his younger sibling took a different line and reclaimed the lead to win the race.

The track was changed for the fun extreme race, with some added tricky parts that attracted a lot of spectators. This race was cut to 45 minutes as the majority of riders felt it was more than enough on the back of the earlier race.

Factory Sherco rider Daniel McCanney hole-shotted this time and led for the entire distance, followed by his brother Jamie and Jed Etchells.

Jamie tackled the ’slab’ on the hard route (on lap three) and lost time, enabling Etchells to catch up, but McCanney soon pulled away again.

On lap four Danny lost time in the river section where Beau Brown had crashed, so he took a slow line that enabled Jamie to close the gap with a lap-and-a-half remaining, but not enough to get back on level terms.

Juan Knight was the only other rider to complete six laps.

Oliver Carroll won the youth class over the easier route, he and Ryan Christian the only ones to complete 10 laps.

Jacob Wilson and Cayden Higgins completed eight laps to top the youth support class.

RESULTS

Adult: 1, Jamie McCanney 10 laps; 2, Daniel McCanney 10; 3, Jed Etchells 10; 4, Charlie Chater nine; 5, Craig Norrey; 6, Juan Knight; 7, Jack Keenan; 8, Gav Hunt; 9, Ashley Kelly all nine; 10, Chris Madigan eight; 11, Bobby Moyer; 12, Beau Brown; 13, Mark Cringle; 14, Jamie Cringle; 15, Aaron Watson; 16, Mikey Evans; 17, Jack Collins; 18, Grant Skeoch all eight; 19, Alex Bottomley; 20, Tom Dawson; 21, David Asbridge; 22, Liam Smith; 23, Matthew Asbridge all eight; 24, Orry Millward seven; 25, Ryan Neild; 26, Martin Corkish; 27, John Duggan; 28, Ethan Blackley; 29, Peter Beaumont; 30, Jacob McCanney; 31; Ryan Herdman; 32, Gaz Temple; 33, Nicholas Oxley; 34, Gary Flowers all seven; 35, Eric Herdman six; 36, Adam Ackers; 37, Niall McCanney; 38, Gwilym Hooson-Owen; 39, Rob Alton; 40, Michael Swift; 41, Richard Smith; 42, Philip Gunnell all six; 43, Callum Crowe five; 44, Stuart Harvey; 45, James Leggett; 46, James Quayle; 47, Kieran Ackers; 48, Jacob Meechan all five; 49; Andrew Livesey four; 50, Aaron Smith; 51, David Fayle; 52, Kyle Collister all four; 53, Ryan Cringle three; 54, Matthew Quayle three; 55, Blake Kelly one; 56, Lee Crorken; 57, Rich Leatherbarrow; 58, Gary Leach; 59, Bruce Fromm all one.

Fun Xtreme: 1, D. McCanney six laps; 2, J. McCanney six; 3, J. Etchells six; 4, Juan Knight six; 5, J. Keenan five; 6, A. Kelly; 7, G. Hunt; 8, L. Smith; 9, J. Cringle; 10, M. Cringle; 11, J. Collins; 12, R. Cringle all five; 13, G. Flowers four; 14, G. Temple; 15, B. Brown; 16, Adam Ackers; 17, R. Herdman all four; 18, E. Herdman three; 19, M. Evans three; 20, C. Norrey two; 21, T. Dawson; 22, Luke Saunders; 23, Jacob McCanney; 24, M. Asbridge; 25, A. Smith all two; 26, A. Watson one; 27, N. McCanney; 28, Liam Crellin all one.

Youth class: 1, Oliver Carroll 10 laps; 2, Ryan Christian 10; 3, Harry Shand nine; 4, Stan Cubbon nine; 5, Jack Asbridge nine; 6, Sean Crone eight; 7, Summer Peters seven; 8, Travis Meechan five.

Youth support: 1, Jacob Wilson eight; 2, Cayden Higgins eight; 3, Marley Meechan six; 4, Carter Cubbon five; 5, Leo Gray four; 6, Toby Lang two.