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Equestrianism Although Britain's Olympic show jumping team will not be named until 2 July, it is safe to assume that the four riders who travel to Atlanta will be among those competing at The Royal Windsor Horse Show which begins its five-day run this morning, writes Genevieve Murphy. Horses ridden by the two Whitaker brothers and Nick Skelton are among the record entries of more than 3,500, which makes the Windsor show the biggest in the world.Di Lampard will have other members of the Whitaker family to contend with when she rides Abbervail Dream in the Ladies' Championship on Friday. Hockey Russell Garcia yesterday became only the second player to pass the 100- cap mark for Great Britain, and celebrated with the opening goal as Britain beat India 2-1 to give them their first points in the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup in Ipoh, writes Bill Colwill. Although the Indians were lacking all but one of their Olympic squad, coach David Whitaker said after the game: "It was an important psychological win to promote both belief and team development."With captain Jason Laslett and Julian Halls missing through injury, Britain opened tentatively, and Simon Mason was called upon to make a couple of good saves from Sarabjit Singh.Britain took the lead 11 minutes into the second half through Garcia at their third penalty corner. The more intriguing question is whether Wigan will be able to defy that logic when the positions are reversed at Twickenham.WIGAN v BATHMaine Road, ManchesterRadlinski 1 LumsdenJ Robinson 2 SleightholmeTuigamala 3 capt De GlanvilleConnolly 4 WatersOffiah 5 AdebeyoPaul 6 CattEdwards capt 7 CallardCowie 8 YatesHall 9 SandersO'Connor 10 VanderQuinnell 11 HaagCassidy 12 OjomohFarrell 13 A RobinsonReferee: R Smith (Castleford) Kick-off: 8.0. Some bookmakers have been offering excessively generous odds against Wigan scoring 50, something they could live to regret.It is not a case of Wigan underestimating Bath. "I saw them against Orrell," Edwards said, "and they were awesome - at union.''Tonight they will discover the harsh truth that excelling in one code does not equip you to play the other. Scott Quinnell will continue to play for Wigan despite signing up to join Richmond at the end of the season, and there could be no better setting than this to show why he will be badly missed from Central Park when he goes.As the Wigan coach, Graeme West, has ruefully observed, a lot of work has been put into making Quinnell a good league forward - and that work has not been wasted.There have been times this season when he has looked by far the most likely member of the Wigan pack to break tackles, and he is set to show tonight that he will be going back to union a far better player than he left.Throw in the fact that Bath will never have seen anything like the elusive side-stepping of Henry Paul and it becomes a question of how many Wigan will score. It is on a third rugby union convert, however, that most interest will be concentrated.

The old assurance and strength in depth might not be quite what they were, and these matches against Bath might be primarily a way of balancing the books after their failure to reach Wembley, but Wigan will still field a team capable of running riot against all but the most clued-up opposition.Martin Offiah will be back after injury on the left wing, with Va'aiga Tuigamala - whose transformation from a big fellow who used to wait for the ball to come to him into a one-man stampede sums up the differences between the codes - at centre. If Bath happened to beat us, or even do well, we would never hear the last of it.''Putting on a good show for an expected 30,000 crowd with affiliations to both codes does not enter into it. Edwards wants to crush them.All the sensible money is on him and his team-mates doing just that. I'm sure that when we play rugby league we will get penalised if we get on the wrong side of the rules and it should be the same for them.''Edwards, like the patrons of the Popular Stand at Central Park, is, in effect, shouting "Gerrem onside". It is simply making the 10 metres back into the defensive line after every tackle that will be Bath's first and most insoluble problem.Despite playing for England as a schoolboy in rugby union, Edwards is a league man to his bootlaces, not afraid to use words like bigotry and class when he analyses the tortured relations between the two codes."We can prove a lot of things at Maine Road," he said "We are going to treat it like a semi-final of the Cup. Any notion that Wigan will be approaching tonight's meeting with Bath in any less serious mood than if they were playing a rugby league team would be dispelled by a couple of minutes in the company of Shaun Edwards.