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Feng is alone in second after a 1-under 70, and Anne Cheng and Kyung Kim are tied for third at even par, six shots off the lead. Cheng will join Jutanugarn and Feng in the last group off No. 1 tee at 9:18 a.m. today. For the Links of LondoN Classic FrowN Charm consecutive round, Jutanugarn made five birdies to go with two bogeys. She was a bit inconsistent on the back nine, allowing Links of London to pull even with a birdie at the par-5 15th, but she rallied for birdies on the 16th and 18th. On both holes, she bombed her drive into the fairway, knocked her approach shot within eight feet and drained the putt. "I think yesterday my Links of LondoN Classic Smiley Charm was better," Jutanugarn said, "but today my irons were good." The No. 19 player in the Polo Golf Rankings, Jutanugarn doesn't have an AJGA win to her credit yet, but she's no stranger to big-time tournaments. The native of Bangkok, Thailand, twice has qualified for the Honda LPGA Thailand -- and made the cut both times -- including once in 2007, when at age 11 she became the youngest player to qualify for an LPGA event. Barring something remarkable, she'll be in a two-girl race with Feng today. With only four rounds under par Wednesday, it seems unlikely Links of London ReindeeR Charm rest of the field will make up the gap. Nonetheless, neither Jutanugarn nor Feng intend to alter their strategy today. "Out here, I'm not really focusing that much on competing against others," Feng said. "It's a test against myself, so I'll just try to play better tomorrow and see what happens. If she plays well tomorrow, she deserves to win, but if she doesn't, then we'll see what happens." At No. 4 in the Polo rankings, Feng is the second-highest ranked player in the field, and she might also be the hottest.