The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 15

Friday, May 16, 1975' The Ottawa journal 15 Says Foolish Pleasure's trainer it Post position is not important in Preakness By STU CAMEN BALTIMORE, MD. (UPI) The luck the draw Thursday in determining post position for Saturday's 100th running of the $150,000 added Preakness Stakes at Pimlico won't play an important fac tor in the eventual outcome of the race, according to the trainer and jockey of 6-5 favorite Foolish Pleasure. "It seems good to me, I'm perfectly happy," said Leroy Jolley," after it was determined Foolish Pleasure, winner of 11 of his 12 starts, including the Kentucky Derby two weeks ago, would leave from post No. 4 in the 10-horse field. "Unlike the Derby, it's a narrower field here and not as much luck is involved, but it's still just as great a test as the Derby.

But I'm glad to see the speed horses are on the outside of us." The speed horses Jolley referred to are Singh ande Native Guest, both of whom missed the Derby but are here to challenge Foolish Pleasure's bid to add the second jewel of thoroughbred racing's triple crown to his of victories. Cynthia Phipps' Singh, unbeaten in four starts this year, was forced to skip the Derby because of an injured leg. He will be ridden by Angel Cor-dero and drew post posi Graded Saturday At ConnavoM Park -Post Tlmt 7.45 p.m. FIRST Pan, Condllloatd, Puna $700. a.

J. W. RICH, J. Dufsrtf 5. SKIP FBTCHIT, D.

CDwvtr 1. LAURIE LAWRIE, P. Hcbart 3. Ella Angus (Y. Lavlgna); 4.

Chief of Eden (L. Materia); 7. Arrest (L. Jobln). SECOND Pact, Claiming, Purse S1S0.

e. MISS MAYSMITH, A. Bourassa 4. INGLEWOOD Tom, F. Lavalee 1.

JOLie RICHELIEU, J. Duford 1. Fight Back IF. Turenne); 3. Monty Dale (F.

LeNanc)! S. Chlco Boy (R. Algulreli 7. Dazzle Me Boy (R. Chartrand).

THIRD $oo 5. STORMY i. Wood 7. WORTHY MIR, S. Locke 2.

DERB WIN, D. Laruih 1. Dr. B. Champ, (J.

Potvln)i 3. Express Harry (R. Scullion) 4. Lorene's Check (Y. Lavlgna) True Bird (R.

Rtnaud)! I. Steady Pep (W. FltzslmmonsK i irer, wonamonea, 4. PHIL THE FLUTE Dr. J.

Plnd-ley s. COVAN, J. Lancaster I. WHITEFOOT ALBTA, W. Fltlslm- mons.

A 1. Gomblor Candor (R. Lapotnte); 3. Pontlac XP (W. Horner); 6.

Joltln Judy (K. Prltchard); 7. Royal Standard (G. Groulx). FIFTH Trot, Conditioned-Claiming, Purse S656 1.

TROOPER MIKE, F. Turenne 7. HILL SON, R. Marlon J. MONTFERRAND, R.

Chartrand 1. Socklt To Me (Y. Lavlqne)j 7. "Dulchlass Helen (F. Lavalee); 4.

Alex Demon (M. Lalonde); a. Ezra Dnalel Blue Bonnets MONTREAL (CP) Results Thursday at Bliss Bonnets Roceway: FIRST Mile, Trot, purse SJ.M0: Supermen Mir (Cote) 17.40, 4.10, 2.901 Yoo Hoo Magoo (Hanna) a.eo, 4 70; My Happiness (Hebert) 4.09. Time: 7.06 1-5. Lehigh Mir, Great Delight.

Hector Song. Kiwanda Charlie, Molly Dear Hanover also started. SECOND Mile, Pace, purse $1 .800: Gold Power (Glrse) t.OO, 5.10: Esther Hebert (Cleroux) 8.20, 4.70; Kays Knight (Pelletier) 5.50. Time: 2.05. Armbro Kyle.

Two Mountains Fire, Mountain Banker, Woden, Deas CaMn also started. D'My double: (74.40. THIRD Mile, Pace, purse Come Closer (Grlse) 10.50, 4.90, 3.20; Parnelll Hanover (Hebert) 4.20, 2 60: Lucifer Mir (Samson) 2.90. Time: 2.05. Colleglon, Jocelyn Bunter, Drex-el Harry.

Mickey Lea Jaly Ezra also started. FOURTH Mlle, Pace, purs fl.9001 Currituck Nell (Poltler) 8.50. 3.30, 7.30; Miles Away (Laframbolse) 2.60, 2.20; Dave Hamilton (Workman) 2 0. Time: 2.02 4-5. Russ Almahurts, Bob Ensign, Bux Benny, Cher Chris, Stud Omaha also started.

Oulnellai S10.30. FIFTH M'le, Pace, purse Steady wlllwln (Cote) 7.40, 4.10, 2.80; Al Petite (LuMler) 3.90, 2.70; Big Chlet (Bo.ivrette) 2.40. Time: 2.08. Aquarius Zip, Don Doc, By Tarboy, Foxy Baron, Olencoe Percy aso start- mile, tort! Serkl R. (Deslardlns) 4.70, 2.90, 2.10; Sanford Hanover (Grlse) 3.10, 2.10; Cedard Crest Ayres (Cote) 2.30.

Time 2:04 VS. Clever Kay Leland Song, Main Nib, Vernon Drummond, Keystone Wart also started. Oulnelloi 90 SEVENTH $200, mile, pace; Baron Mlchoel (Ladouceur) ROOFING SIIIIIGLES-PAPERS-COATIIIGS "Haveyou Checked ZAGERMAN lumber and Building Materials Dtvison 100 WHEW ROAD 729-5111 tion 7, while William A. Levin's Native Guest, who didn't begin his racing career until seven weeks ago and is unbeaten in all four of his starts, drew post and will have Sandy Hawley in the saddle. Jacinto Vasquez, Foolish Pleasure's jockey, agreed with Jolley on the theory of post position for, the 1 5-16 mile Preakness.

"Post position doesn't mean too much here because you have almost a quarter of a mile before the first turn to get position," said Vasquez. "If you don't get position by then, you'll never get it." Vasquez, who does most of his regular riding in New York, flew here Wednesday night just to give Foolish Pleasure his final workout Thursday morning and then caught a plane back to Aqueduct for his riding assignments Thursday afternoon. "He went very well today," said Vasquez after Foolish Pleasure was clocked in 46 4-5 seconds for a half-mile and galloped out five-eighths of a mile in one minute flat. "I was very pleased," added Jolley. "He worked just like I wanted him to, Now, we'll just walk him, Friday and give him an easy gallop Saturday morning." Other than Singh and Native Guest, the only other entries (A.

May); t. Cy Volo (P. Hebert). SIXTH Poce, Invitation, Purse Sljoo 1. JJ's NEWSWEEK, Plouffe 1.

REBEL ROLLY, t. Duford 4. ICON ADIOS, Dr. J. Flndley 3.

Herd Frost (R. Flllon)) 1 Lucky buck (A. St. Amour). SEVENTH Pace, Claiming, Purse 1400 SAM, R.

Marlon I. CARSON ABBE, L. Jobin 5. JUSTASPECIAL, R. Mentroy 3.

Ozark Dom R. Renaud)j 4. Merry Painter (L. Slmard); a. San Jacinto (J.

Duford); 7. Opal Brigade IR. O'DwyeOi a. Paddy Pick (J. Burke).

I I Pact, Conditioned, Purse 700. 5. BENTON BROOKE, R. Chartrand 1. MIRACLE RICH, R.

Flllon i. STEWART'S OIRL, 1. McCormlck 3. Kyal Dan (A. May); 4.

Queen Rl-tond (A. St. 6. Sweet Beby Jono (R. Lapotnte)) 7.

Sid's Pride (J. Reynolds. NINTH Pace tlened.POTse $75. 4. FEZ ANOUS, B.

Kennedy 1. PHILLAURIB, C. Storms HILL, H. Plante 1. Mighty Flyer (S, Locke); J.

Sandy Argenteull (F. Lavalee); Gene Macor (B. Corcoran); 7. Mile Legrand (J. Duford); I Senga.

(R. Labreche). TENTH Pace, ClalmlmvUursa 400 J. KLIPPER ANDERSON, Dj O'Dwyer 5. KATB, W.

Demon 4. DONNA'S CHAMP, R. Lapel nte 1. Howie Dee (D. O'Dwyer)) I.

Lody Chief (R. Montroy); 4. Orchard Kitty (A. Caughey); 7. Rob (H.

Zeron); I. Symbol Hawk (M. Lo- londe). 40.50, 7.00; Byrtf Flicks (Pelletier) J.90, 3.40; Chutzpah (Jones) 250. Time 2:05 2-5.

Greto Lynn, Meadow H. Pec. Steady Chlco, Quick Goldle, Irish Jester also storted. EIGHTH $2400, mile, pact! Blaze easier (Honna) 38.70, 14.80, 5 80; Irish Begle (Grlse) 5.60. 3.70; Baker Lobe 1 1 (Hebert) 3.50.

Time 2:05 4-5. Boone Senator. Oliver Twist, Lucky Long, Newstor Mrl, Carolyn Wayne also ftorted. Oulnellot S9S.90 NINTH $7,500, mile, troti El Sol (Lacharlte) 1.20, 130, 3.5!i Comet Angus (Cote) 3.90, 2.30; Vikings Firebird (Geuthler) 2.50. Time 2:04 3-5.

Sklppy Retan, Stuyvesent, Burke also started. Bartur Dundee scratched. inn $2,200, mile, pocet Adlos Dlllord (Gendron) 14.80, 4.00, 2.70; Ironside Duke (Grist) 3.90, 2.30; Trocer Time (Miller) 2jS0; Time 2:05 4-5. Jet Mar MIc Fost Brush, Ron Lo-beli, Sidney Frost, Baron Mark also started. Exacta; $21.10 Total mutual Dandle: $706,630.

Attendance: 7,112. TITLE FIGHT WELLINGTON, N.Z. (Renter) Only Betham of New Zealand will fight Trinidad veteran Carlos Marks in a 15-round bout for the vacant commonwealth middleweight title here July 24. The title was recently vacated by Australian Tony Mundine. PLYWOOD POLYETHYLENE CEMENT CEMENT MIXES LUMBER INSULATION DOORS Our Prices Recently? fOPEN SAT.

7.4S a.m. to 12 noon Monday to Friday. 7.4J a.m. i non-Derby starter to, challenge Foolish Pleasure here will be Buckland Farm's Just the Time, who drew the extreme outside 10 post. Just the who won his only start this year on a disqualification, is trained by Johnny Cam po and will run as an entry with Ellmendorf Farm's Media, also trained byCampo.

Just the Time will be ridden by Ron Turcotte, while Media, who finished fifth in the Kentucky Derby, drew post position 6 and will be ridden by Jorge Velasquez. The entry is listed at 20-1 and the odds should be even Preakness field BALTIMORE, MA (UPI) for Saturday's 100th running Stakes. Horse 1. Prince Thou Art of 2. Bold Cbapeau Alleman 3.

s-Master Derby Mchargue 4. Foolish Pleasure Vasquez 5. s-Native Guest Hawley 6. a-Media Vlasquez -Campo 20-1 7. Singh Cordero Russell 8-1 8.

Diabolo 1.... Pincay Martin 6-1 9. Avatar Shoemaker Doyle li 4-1 10. a-Just The Time R. Turcotte Campo a-Coupled.

s-Supplemented starter. Distance: One and three-sixteenths miles. Age: 3-year-olds. Weight: All 126 pounds, Value: $150,000 added. Gross, with 10 starters, $210,600.

Winner $158,100, second 530000, thdrd $15,000, fourth $7,500. Post time: 5.40 p.m. EDT. Television: CBS, 5-6 p.m. EDT.

Preakness and track record: 1.54, Canonero II, 1971. Last year's winner: Little Current. The field in post position order the $150,000 added Preakness I Jockey Baeza Trainer Odds Rondinello 12-1 Wyble 20-1 Adams 8-1 Jolley Frankel 1S-1 lAlfORTED 1 If I 11 ft tomtom 2 I IV" As I 0auM The only imported OJBANRUM, Light and Dry, at popular prices. Distributed by THE P. G.

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