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-tajr---r'Tty- 6STHE DES MOINES REGISTER Monday, September 2, 1991 Associated Press SUNDAY'S RESULTS lentil ousts Ivanisevic in four sets Prairie Meadows' live program ends today A 'A, I- Tight Spot pulls away in tight spot 1991 Daily Racing Form FIRST 12.100, 3 ytar olds and up, fillies and mares, claiming $3,500. 6 furlongs. Hersfrleektri Pfllt 2a4 tr. tterloOiiNhUowiance: 2 1 4-1 2-t lxl Fha OMt 12 'JO 2 4 7 60 3 1850 4 7 1190 1960 6 2 10 7 4 17 40 8- 2410 UMi PfhelslOM 6 2 2-H 33 Miss Sassy-K 0am A Norm 5 Baby Ltggttt 5 Holme's Hney SchndKr 1 HooesHaciinessiVStirti: 7 Ptrsdse Frx)r Sellwd: 3 Many Schaeler 8 I KEY TO OKIE I KLAJIYMirtK 5K 4-Ht 72 3 6t 11 11 8- .2.0 2.40 2.20 1.60 2.10 1.40 Eacla-S820 4 MISt ItllT TnfhKt S31.S0 (S1.075): Qumajtta S7 (J1.692) 46.3, 1:12.3. tECOND $5,000, 3-year-olds and up, allowance, quarter horses, 350 yards.

race, the All-American Futurity. Today's post time is 3 p.m., with a 7:15 greyhound-racing program to follow the horse races. The track will begin its fall simulcasting season on Tuesday. SIXMO WINS. Sixmo, the 1990 Iowa Oaks winner, won Sunday's allowance feature at Prairie Meadows.

The race had a $5,000 purse and was restricted to Iowa-bred mares. Sixmo finished five lengths ahead of Carbon Coat while running the mile in 1 minute 39 45 seconds. Heria-iaekeyi fP 111 2ad Iri Sir. Fit OMt Coo Com Whetstone 6 1 hd Ire) 410 Send The Ante 10 4 4 4 2 no 2 30 Pnnyslrtlntessnjhm 2 3 J-hd 3-no 9 50 Shelly Arrays GuKlry: 4 7 7-ts 4 no 4 10 Going BaMicS Keefe: 12 2 hd 5 00 THill BApdKa 9 10 10- 6-1 2 30 Irs Sam Moon-I Wellngln: 6 6-4 7 6 50 Rcits Sssy mny Lnc 8 9 9-4 81 810 Jetty lester SSchnidler: 7 8 8 4 9 no 29 70 tris Crimson Go-K Davis: 3 5 54 10-650 21 COf 10.20 4.40 1.20 tENOTNEtim 4.00 2.80 PEMHYUrm.E4KTE. 4.00 Daily Double 1U 60 113.0701: QuindlB 111.60 (13.407): By DAN JOHNSON Rtolsttr Starr Wrlttr Prairie Meadows will close out its 1991 live racing season today with a pair of $10,000 stakes races.

The track will show the Valley Junction Futurity for 2-year-old quarter horses and the Precisionist Breeders' Cup Handicap for older Thoroughbreds. Rulo Action is the 117-pound high-weight in the Precisionist, based on his record of being out of the money just twice this year while winning three of eight races. Leased and trained by Dean Bliss, Rulo Action is coming off a victory in an allowance race against T.J.'s Stalker, the winner of the Iowa Derby. At 116 pounds is Inspector Be Mine, who was third in an allowance race at Canterbury Downs near Minneapolis in his last race, and won a $30,000 claiming race in his previous start. T.J.'s Stalker is also entered in the Precisionist and will carry 113 pounds, the same as Ralph Hayes victor Dontforgethisname.

Chess Set who was disqualified from a victory against Rulo Action earlier in the meet, is also weighted at 116 pounds. The Precisionist has 11 entrants, including six Iowa-breds T.J.'s Stalker, Dontforgethisname, 1989 Iowa Derby winner Very Gran, Mon-senor Brown, Dewantogo and Take The Affirmative. The purse for the Precisionist is $5,000, with another $5,000 available to horses who are Breeders' Cup eligi ble. Five of today's 11 horses are Breeders' Cup eligible. The Valley Junction has 10 horses entered, headed by Race Bandit, who won his trial in 20.80 seconds, the fastest time of the two trials.

Prairie Meadows will also simulcast quarter horse racing's biggest By DAN JOHNSON Register Stiff Writer ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, ILL. -The third floor pavilion at Arlington International Racecourse features a life-size bronze statue of John Henry nipping The Bart in the 1981 Arlington Million, a finish now regarded as one of the most memorable in horse racing history. It might be time for Arlington to add another statue based on Sunday's 11th running of the Arlington Million. This time, the race was decided in a four-horse, head-bobbing finish won by 9-to-5 favorite Tight Spot and trainer by Ron McAnally, the same man who conditioned John Henry. "I compare it to the first Arlington Million," McAnally said.

"This horse has the ability and desire to win." Tight Spot caught Chenin Blanc 100 yards from the wire and held off Al-genib by a head. Kartajana, who closed strongly along the rail, finished a neck back in third place, with Chenin Blanc another neck back in fourth place. Similar to 1983 Race John Henry was a two-time winner of the Arlington Million, but as Tight Spot took the lead Sunday, McAnally found himself thinking about the one John Henry lost. He was second in 1983 when 38-to-l long shot Tolomeo won the race by slipping through an opening along the rail. McAnally is convinced John Henry never saw Tolomeo, and Sunday, he feared something similar was about the happen to Tight Spot with Kartajana closing in.

"It was an anxious moment," McAnally said. "When I saw the inside horse coming, I thought, 'Oh my goodness, not Laffit (Pincay) rode a great race. He did a super job." Tight Spot was an average 3-year-old last year, but was switched to grass racing 14 month ago, and hasn't lost since. He is now 8-for-8 on the turf, and unbeaten in five races this year. Sunday's victory might have wrapped up an Eclipse award for Tight Spot as America's champion grass horse.

Big Year for Owner The victory was the latest in a banner year for majority owner Verne Winchell. He also owns Olym-pio, winner of the American, Arkansas and Minnesota derbys, and Sea Cadet, another stakes winner. Winchell took a calculated gamble by running in the Arlington Million. His nine opponents paid $18,500 in nominating fees, but Tight Spot, a late nomination, had to pay $50,000 to get into the race. That wasn't a deterrent, McAnally said.

"If you think about it, it wasn't $50,000, it was $31,500," McAnally said. "He had won all his races on the grass, and those seven races paid for the supplement." The time of 1 minute, 59 25 seconds was the second fastest in the Arlington Million's 11-year history. It was three-fifths of a second off a record record set by Perrault in 1982. Rl nWfll IT FROM T.ARY "sANDFRS 1 Ll-900-7qo-qQ'iajy Hear "The Prolessor" bail you out '2M wun iwiiiri IS.4 PLAYl ONLY- gWl-S00-454-0339 TOLL FREEH SCOREPHONE 8S4-05S OUAftAUTWWO DC AO MORTAL lockune cir-nrtia rt ttt muu PRAIRIE MEADOWS SELECTIONS Bet in BOLD Handicap'r Longshot Larry Hot Shot Helen's Hot Picks Computer Consensus last races 1-9 0-9 0-9 2-9 09 Season 298 1072 (778) 289 1072 (770) 250-1072 (733) 232-1072 216) 302-1072 1 Lories Bullet Chancy Boat Lories Bullet Lories Bullet Lories Bullet Chancy Best Lories Bullet Chancy Best Chancy Best Chancy Best Julius Sneeze Vavoom Julius Sneeze Julius Sneeze Julius Sneeze 2 3-Coupling Shomontsnickl 3-Coupling 3-Coupling 3-Coupling Lets Get Earn Welika Bug Lorda Lady Lets Get Earn Shomontsnickl Lorda Lady 2-Coupling 2-Coupling Welika Bug Lorda Lady 3 Barney Secret Barney Secret Barney Secret Barney Secret Barney Secret Road Hawk Road Hawk Road Hawk Road Hawk Road Hawk Iowa Knight Iowa Knight Iowa Knight Iowa Knight Iowa Knight Mr. Grumbles Our Alliance Mr.

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And it hurt. The 12th-seeded Yugoslav teenager, whose temper packs the same punch as his tennis, couldn't will Lendl away. Lendl, a three-time U.S. Open champion determined to win his first Open since 1987, prevailed, 7-5, 6-7 (7-4), 6-4, 6-2. The victory, a 3-hour 30-minute exchange of stinging shots between two baseliners with a penchant for punishing the ball, moved the fifth-seeded Lendl into the quarterfinal round of the Open for the 10th consecutive year.

Lendl's next opponent is third-seeded Michael Stich, who despite his qualms about the quirks in his hardcourt performance, overcame a challenge from Derrick Rostagno, the upset specialist, and advanced with a 6-2, 3-6, 6-1, 7-6 (7-4) victory. Stich, who has advanced to the quarterfinal round of three successive Grand Slam events, said he wasn't about to let a slight case of disorientation spoil his progress. "I don't like the way I'm playing right now; I just don't have the touch for the surface and for the ball and not the right timing," he said. Stich was pushed into a five-set match by MaliVai Washington in the previous round and worried through a fourth-set tie breaker before escaping Sunday. "Today it was just a question of surviving.

The quarterfinals were my goal, and I'm there, and just three more matches. I think I also can win it." It was easy to trace Rostagno's problems with Stich, the late-bloomer who has been thriving on his anonymity in Manhattan after a raucous month of team tennis back in Germany after his Wimbledon triumph. The Californian forgot how to concentrate and could not keep his eye on the ball. "I had moments, games even, New rules help Illini avoid upset From Register Wire Services CHAMPAIGN, ILL. College football officials have been told to enforce a new hard-line rule on taunting and excessive celebrations by being quick to call penalties.

The quick call Saturday hurt East Carolina and helped Illinois escape with a 38-31 victory at Memorial Stadium in Champaign. After East Carolina pulled to within seven points with 1 minute 46 seconds remaining, the Pirates' Clayton Driver recovered the on-side kick at their 46-yard line. But in the ensuing celebration, East Carolina was called for unsportsmanlike conduct. The cause of the penalty remained unclear after the game. Illinois Coach John Mackovic said Big Ten referee Jim Kemerling told him it was because Driver spiked the ball.

"The player spiked the ball," Mackovic said. "I don't think it was a bad call. It was an appropriate call." The replays, though, seemed to indicate otherwise. Driver and a teammate jumped up and down a few times, and in the middle of one of those jumps he dropped the ball. Then he danced off to the East Carolina sideline.

"What they said was that we celebrated in their bench area," East Carolina Coach Bill Lewis said. "I've never heard of people drawing lines as to where you can celebrate." Instead of having a first down and 10 from near midfield, East Carolina got stuck with a first down and 25 "That extra 15 yards put them in a territory where they had to complete three big passes," Mackovic said. "If the ball is on the 50, you're looking at four throws in the end zone." East Carolina, which had rallied back from a 38-10 deficit, never got a first down. ISU'S OPPONENT. Eastern Illinois, which will play Iowa State at Ames on Saturday, piled up 351 yards rushing Saturday night in a 62-16 romp against Lock Haven at Charleston, 111.

Freshman Bill Korosec ran for 119 yards and senior Jamie Jones gained 104 yards for Eastern Illinois, an NCAA Division I-AA team. Jeff Thome passed for three touchdowns in the first half as Eastern Illinois built a 34-3 lead. He had scoring passes of 8 yards to Terrence Hickman, 42 and 10 yards to Jason Cook. SHERRILL DELIVERS. Jackie Sherrill said he would change things at Mississippi State, and it took him just one game to deliver.

Sherrill's Bulldog coaching debut featured a no-huddle offense, a thrilling quarterback, a non-scholarship kickoff team and the biggest victory margin for a Mississippi State team Gabriela Sabatini of Argentina reaches for a shot during her fourthv round U.S. Open victory against Jana Novotna of Czechoslovakia Sunday. where I felt really awake, but it was difficult to concentrate," Rostagno said. Rostagno upset John McEnroe in the first round at Wimbledon last year and eliminated Pete Sampras, the defending Open champion, in the second round there this year. He had similar designs on detouring Stich, but lost sight of them.

"At times I would lose sight of the ball for no apparent reason," he said. "I'd play a few good points and then play the worst point ever, I made such bad decisions." So did Jana Novotna, who decided, before her fourth-round match with Gabriela Sabatini that it was time to take a more assertive game plan onto the Stadium Court. The trouble was, Novotna's volley didn't work for her, a plight that sabotaged her plans. Sabatini, seeded third, transformed herself into a serve-and-volley player and occasional improviser, and captured her first Grand Slam title three months later at the Open. Novotna's changes Sunday were less and she lost to Sabatini, 6-4, 7-6 "At important moments I was not aggressive enough in the past, I always waited for her mistakes; today I wanted to come in, to pressure her, but the major point was I was not good at net at all," Novotna said.

Sabatini advanced to face Jennifer Capriati in the quarterfinals when Novotna followed a big forehand approach toward the net only to bury her backhand volley in the mesh. AP TOP 25 (First-place votes in parentheses with 1991 record, points, previous ranking) 1. FloridaState(54)(l-0-0) 1,469 1 2. Michigan (1) (O-O-O) 1,363 2 1,318 3 4. Washington (2) (O-O-O) 1,257 4 5.

Penn State (l-O-O) 1,225 7 6. Florida (1) (O-O-O) 1.148 5 7. Notre Dame (O-O-O) 1,113 6 8. Clemson 1 (O-O-O) 1 ,026 9 9. Oklahoma (O-O-O) 963 10 10 Houston (1) (l-O-O) 933 12 11.

Tennessee (O-O-O) 883 11 12. Colorado (O-O-O) 830 13 13. Texas (O-O-O) 792 14 14. Nebraska (O-O-O) 638 15 15. low (O-O-O) 541 18 16.

Southern California (O-O-O) 532 16 17 Georgia Tech (0-1-0) 514 8 18. Auburn (l-O-O) 432 17 19 Michigan State (O-O-O) 411 20 20. Alabama (O-O-O) 339 22 21. Texas A4M (O-O-O) 313 21 22 Ohio State (O-O-O) 234 23 23. UCLA (O-O-O) 157 24 24.

Syracuse (O-O-O) 141 25 25 BnghamYoung(O-l-O) 122 19 Others receiving votaa Baylor 93. Louisville 87. North Carolina 67, Pittsburgh 63, Illinois 28. Virginia Tech 21. Oregon 20.

North Carolina State 19, California 17. Louisiana State 12. Mississippi 11, Air Force 10. Georgia 9, Virginia 9. Colorado State 4.

San Diego State 3, South Carolina 3, Hawaii 2. Southern Mississippi 2. Kansas 1. COACHES' TOP 25 (First-place votes in parentheses with record, points, previous ranking) 1 Florida State (43) 1 -0-0) 1 .420 1 2. Miami (Fla (3) (l-O-O) 1.334 2 3.

Michigan (6) (O-O-O) 1,331 3 4 Washington (3) (O-O-O) 1 .259 4 5. Penn State (l-O-O) 1.182 8 6 Florida (O-C-O) 1,094 7 7 Notre Darned) (O-O-O) 1,092 5 8 Clemson (O-O-O) 984 9 9 Oklahoma (2) (O-O-O) 927 11 10. ColoradoOXO-O-O) 900 10 11. Houston (l-O-O) 833 14 12. Texas (O-O-O) 796 12 13.

Tennessee (O-O-O) 778 13 14 Nebraska (O-O-O) 694 15 15. Southern California (O-O-O) 611 17 16 Auburn (l-O-O) 515 16 17. Iowa (O-O-O) 514 18 18. Georgia Tech(O-l-O) 449 6 19 Texas A 4 (O-O-O) 448 20 20 Michigan State (O-O-O) 305 22 21. Alabama (O-O-O) 278 23 22.

Ohio State (O-O-O) 276 21 23. UCLA (O-O-O) 173 24 24. Syracuse (O-O-O) 149 25. Baylor (O-O-O) 118 25 Othen receiving votaa Brigham Young 117, Louisville 93. Virginia 76, Pittsburgh 70.

Virginia Tech 57. Georgia 47. North Carolina 36. Illinois 35, Louisiana State 31. Oregon 26.

Ohio University 20, Hawaii 17, Fresno State 15. North Carolina State 14, Mississippi 12. Air Force 12. Arizona 11, San Jose State 9, Southern Mississippi 9. South Carolina 8.

Indiana 8, California 6. Colorado State 5. Texas Christian 2. Northern Illinois 1, Stanford 1, San Dieuo State 1. Note The USA TodayCable News Network board of coaches is made up of 59 coaches at NCAA Division 1-A institutions.

They are chosen from five geographical regions: Atlantic. South. Midwest. Southwest and West. in a dozen years.

Mississippi State crushed Fullerton State, 47-3, Saturday night in the most lopsided game at Scott Field in Starkville, since the Bulldogs' 48-0 rout of Marshall in 1979. "You can see that everything's different," fullback William Prince said, i "Coach Sherrill came in and changed the attitude of everybody." Sleepy Robinson showed off a daz- zling running style in his debut as the No. 1 quarterback. Robinson ran for 97 yards and guided the offense with poise. "Sleepy basically just took over," Prince said.

"He proved tonight he can lead us to where we need to be the Sugar Bowl." That type of statement reflects the changes at Mississippi State since Sherrill took over in December. A year ago Mississippi State's offense sputtered. Saturday it scored highest point total since 1980. The; Bulldogs had four touchdowns in their' first five possessions. RACING ELSEWHERE FORMAL VICTORY.

Black Tie Affair lost the lead near the top of the stretch and then regained it in the run to the wire to win by a neck over Farma Way in the $500,000 Philip H. Ise-lin Handicap at Monmouth Park ion Ocean-port, N.J., Sunday. Before the result was made official, Black Tie Affair had to survive both a stewards' inquiry and an objection lodged by Farma Way's jockey Chris McCarron for alleged interference in the stretch. Television replays seemed to show that the two horses brushed slightly down the stretch, but officials ruled it in no way affected the outcome of the race. Black Tie Affair finished the 1V mile race for 3-year-olds and up in 1 minute 47 45 seconds.

Farma Way earned seven points in the American Championship Racing Series, moving into a tie for the lead with Festin, who skipped this event. The final race of the series will be the Woodward on Sept. 15 at Belmont. HAIL TO THE QUEENA. Queena earned her third straight stakes victory Sunday, a hard-fought triumph over Fit to Scout in Belmont Park's $200,000 Grade I Maskette Stakes for fillies and mares 3 years and older in Elmont, NY.

Fit to Scout's finished fast and was second in the six-horse field. Screen Prospect was third. Queena's victory was her fourth in six starts this year. 2 Three L'l Schlem Thompson 114 101 7 Hum Gucci: Wellmiton Shatlner 113 101 9 Ni(ht Deal: Hcodoca McPhail 117 101 6 Ha; Boys: Aguilar Clark 117 20-1 Qommaiitt jMl'e Ifrtkdar will go to the lead at the half and try to hold oil charge oi Wisdom ol Reason WlUen tl Allien stays close to the pacesetter and tries to close out tms field down the stretch. Wild aid Wiilire is fit to take top honors.

QeMt Data landlt has beaten tluHig like. Ir. stays a step behind at the main competitnn before, finish. It Cewli should nave the lead out ol the gate and is the one to catch. SEVENTH (2.000.

3 year olds and up, fillies and mares, claiming $2,500, 5 furlongs. Hi. Hint 8 Class In: 3 My Last Buck: 2 Shana youu: 4 Cee lay Kay: 1 Rolyat: 7 hkj Popycock: 6 Happys Tai: 5 Here's Molly: 9 Hurry Up Roche: 10 Please Be Kind: lookiy Session: Schaefer Sellwood Schmdler Wellington Whetstone Keete Zambrana ScMem Guidry Tralaar Wt. OMt Leggett Grundei 122 9-5 Smith 122 2-1 Gaede Kelley 117 117 117 Clymer Treadway 112 Bunting 117 Baker Baldwin 117 10-1 117 20-1 Coughlin 117 20 1 Oemneita Olaaa li teiakii does not get a break with the outside post but still has the ebtlity to earn high marks. My Laat BMk is showing signs of being ready for top effort tkmt Yew threw poor race in last outing but should be right with leaders at the finish.

EIGHTH $10 000, 3-year-olds and up, The Precisionist Breeder' Cup Handicap, 1 116 miles. i-coupled Oennaitt laiMitet Miia ships in from Canterbury looking for second win ol the year Rika AofkM will stay off the pace to conserve energy and try tor cavalry charge down the stretch to catch the leader. 8tvereli llailk is an invader from Aksarben who has the numbers to stay close to the action. NINTH Simulcast From Ruidoso Downs. $2,000,000, All Amercian Futurity, 2-year-olds, quarter horses, 440 yards.

lst-Ed Grimley. 2nd Steppin The Moon, 3r d-Leaving Memories. 4ttvFemmes Frokc. TENTH $2100, 3-year olds and up, maiden claiming $3,500, 5 turlongs. NY Horse leekey Tralaar Wl.

Oddi 4 Aye Cee Nine: floras Hicklin 118 21 9 Cocolynettl: Wellington lohnson 115 31 3 Winning Big. Guidry Garrett 118 41 5 Bravita: Maldonado Dewitt 117 51 1 Notable Hunt Dans Hobos 118 6-1 10 Double 0 So Big: Keefe taPorta 122 8 1 2 Honey's Magic: Whetstone Reiste 113 10-1 Comanche Pass; Zambrana Shaffner 115 20-1 7 Bayou Bud: Shurti Glenn 122 20-1 8 Eipress Bongo: Saunders Austin lit 201 Oewwaeeti Aye Cee Mm has the measure of this field Ceae-lyMtti makes itrong move coming off tin final turn for home Wlulig llg takes show for third successive lime TODAY'S 3:00 P.M. LINE By ED GLICK FIRST 11,000, 2 year-olds, maiden special weights, quarter horses, 350 yards. IT" 2-year ofds. The Valley Junction Futun- 6 Chancy Al Best: Suanders Nash 119 31 ty, quarter horses, 400 yards.

12 folios Sneerer: Orm McShane 122 41 Shamrock Time: Schmdler Tolkan 119 5-1 Ho. Horn Jookiy Trainer Wt. Oddi 2BaoesOdie8oy' WettitjtM KeWessels 122 S-l 1 Stuff: Davis Miller 119 2-1 9yavoom: Seilnood Stockdall 119 IH la rltace Bandit: Saunders Miller 122 2 1 5 My Precious Moments: Apodoco Reed 119 101 6 Sitrling lofin Jr Weflinjton Winkle 119 31 1 Vicky Slide: Davrs Heathcotl 119 121 4 It Counts: Guidry Reed 119 41 11 DJS little Annie: Keete Quinn 119 151 2 y-kit Stream Native Schmdler Hastinjs 122 5 1 3VikinjVooDoo: Curdry Austin 122 20-1 2b yd let Whetstone Hastuifs 122 5 1 1 Reoelious Vo lley Maldonado Cleverujer 122 20-1 5 Pejaso Princess MakJontdo Haifens 119 (-1 10 0181 Dancer: Sperry McPahil 119 20 1 3 Cooper time lady. Keefe Coats 119 10-1 tonmafi Ltrtoa Inllel runs to the lead out of the gate and 5 St Bar Misty: Keete Heatncott 119 10-1 ill have to Oe caught Ohaeey At laal looks like a good bet tor second. 7 Irs Policy leggett Scnooley 122 20 1 lullii liaaier tn harder drive to wire can hit the board.

i -coupled y-couDied quarter horses, 330 yards. No. Horn leakay Trailer Wt. Oddi 3 Alton Oust: Schmdler C.AMson 126 9-5 3c l-lches Pride: Schmdlei C.tohnson 126 9-5 8 Lets Get Earnest: Orm Gage 123 2-1 4 lorda Lady Saunders Nash 117 31 2 y-Mama Mia Casanova: Keefe Clevenger 123 4-1 2b y-Check Em Chart: legiett Clevenger 123 4 1 6 Shomontsmckletriti: Wellington Carden 123 5 1 li Welika Bug: Davis lohnson 117 6-1 la Wheelitm: Davis M.Johnson 120 6-1 5 Marble Smasher: Selhvood Heatncott 123 8-1 7 Oont Push Vour tuck: Apodaca Adams 123 101 rcoupled y-couoied i-coupied Oemmili PMdt goes for second successive win with strong drive to wire. Affei Dual runs right with coupled mate to the finish line Lata Bat (111081 could be first away and a mayor threat to upset this held.

THIRD 52,100, 2-year-olds. la. bred, maiden special weights. 5 furlongs. No.

Hone lackey Trailer Wt. Oddi Hone liekey Trainer Wl. Oddi 4 Barney's Secret: Sellwood Howdand 112 2-1 6 Inspector Mine: Schmdler Williams 116 21 3RoadHawk: Schmdler Reistl 117 3-1 9 Rulo Action lawny Bliss 117 3-1 5 lows Knight: Davis Foland 117 41 8 Sovereign Sleuth: Guidry Smith 113 41 2KolbyKo: Whetstone Sheeder 114 6-1 li-VeryGran: Schaefer Evans 111 5-1 1 1 Quick Uluswi: Schaefer Evans 114 81 la i 1 Stalker: Schaefer Evans 113 5-1 la i-Hurncane Dean: Schaeler Evans 117 8-1 3 Monsenor Brown: Whetstone Schooley 107 6-1 8 The Suspect: Aguilar Bader 117 10-1 7 Chess Set: Floras fkchlin 113 81 6 Cash For Stan: Keefe Curtis 117 20-1 2 Taketheafhrmative Zambrana Nealon 103 101 7 Stands To Reason: Leggett McSnana 117 20-1 5 Dewantogo: Aguilar Badar 106 10-1 x-coupled 10 DonMorgetrusname: Davis Tibbitts 113 101 OMwniti lamy'i laerat ran into tome trouble in last and 4 Misandry: Schlem Grunder 108 20-1 CLEARANCI should not have a problem today. Dud Hawk swoops into place. Iiwa algal will be quick down the stretch to try for upset.

FOURTH $1,800, 3-year-olds and up, claiming $2,500, 1 mile. SALE! Lund Boat Closeout '91 Chris Crafts '91 Cobalt 206- 1 Only! '91 Evinrudes Hurry Save! No.Horie leakey Trailer Wl. Oddi 8 Mr Grumbles: Zambrana Hughes 122 21 2 Our Alliance: Whetstone Schooley 109 3-1 5 Martin Again: Sellwood Smith 117 4-1 6IR. Herman- Wetington Wtj 117 51 9 Dancing kg Saunders Headlet 117 Ol 3 Obvious Solution Schlem Minks 117 8-1 4 Spumoni Pony: Schaeler Re Westell 114 10-1 1 Skokie. Dam Mlonrrson 117 20-1 7 Hatchet Man lo Letgetl Page 117 20-1 OtMoite Mr.

RriwiHii win be too tough down the stretch. Oar AMaiee comes away good order and must finish strong to contend Martial Ageta could be at a price today. FIFTH $2,300. 3-year-olds and up, claiming $5,000, 6 turlongs. NOT ALL MODELS AVAILABLE Me.Heria loekey Trailer Wl.

Oddi 4 Ion. i Birthday Schaeler Garrett 122 2-1 8 Wisdom ol Reason: Davis lohnson 119 3-1 5 Wild and Western: Zambrana Curtil 122 4-1 10 Nokoni Wellington Green 119 51 1 Prince Plus: Guidry Harbour 119 6-1 3 Dates My Dad: Keete LaPorti 117 8-1 mmmmmmmmmie.