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C6 The Morning News, Wilmington, Thursday, Aug. 19, 1982 Horse racing Sports briefs Goletta gets fine, racing suspension sidelined by injury for the past eight weeks, made a triumphant comeback by outclassing the 800-meter field at a star-studded international track and field meet in Zurich, Switzerland. Carl Lewis of the United States won the long jump with a leap of 27 feet, 10 inches, then was the anchor on the U.S.'s 400-meter relay team which won in a time of 38.13, just one-tenth of a second shy of a world record. McEnroe an easy winner Top-seeded John McEnroe, getting his game in high gear, decimated Russell Simpson of New Zealand to lead the top four seeds into the third round of the $300,000 ATP Tennis Championships in Mason, Ohio. McEnroe needed only 67 minutes to blast his way past the New Zea-lander Jimmy Connors, the second seed in this 64-man hard court tourney, ousted Phil Dent of Australia 6-1, 6-4; No.

3 Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia crushed Ramesh Krishnan of India 6-4, 6-2 and No. 4 Vitas Geru-laitis eliminated former Wimbledon champion Stan Smith 7-5, 6-1. ROSE COLORED is the best-bred youngster in this group and could prove II in her debut. ARABIAN DELIGHT was overmatched in her first start. COLD BUNS has prepped well.

So has WEEKEND TWO STEP. DAMSEL'S LARK was bet on at Penn National. NEVERUNDER ESTIMATE is trained by the meet's No. 1 conditioner. claiming 3 and up, 1 miles.

6 Prim Marc (Grable) i 114 7-2 4 V. Crooner (Walford) 115 9-2 3 Frankenstein (Pino) 115 4-1 7 Mesa Springs (Ruch) 108 8-1 5 Londonara (Passmore) 122 4-1 1 Asterisk (Delgado) 117 5-1 2 Fork It Over (Jewell) 110 8-1 PRIM MARC could be iust good enough to score in wide-open contest. T.V. CROONER closed strongly in sprint and should be tough at this distance. FRANKENSTEIN has been improving.

MESA SPRINGS and LONDONARA may produce belter performances today. ASTERISK, an excellent grass runner, draws hoi young rider. FORK IT OVER can compete here. allowance, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs 6 Missioner (Bvrnes) 120 5-2 4 Lilhopolis (Hilburn) 120 4-1 1 King's Corsair (Smith) 120 4-1 7 Par Avion (Adams) 114 4-1 6 Lazy Tumble (Martinez) 120 8-1 5a Kenton Landing (No rider) 117 8-1 3a Nozin Man (No rider) 120 8-1 2 Dreamers Miracle (Adams) 114 10-1 a-Akuma Stable entry MISSIONER is bred to be a slakes runner and acled fhe part in his successful debut. LITHOPOLIS also Impressed while winning against a field of talented maidens.

KING'S CORSAIR should run through the stretch. PAR AVION has some ability. LAZY TUMBLE is well coached, won at Timonium, allowance, 3 and up, fillies and mares, furlongs, turf 5 Exclusive Fable (Passmore) 110 3-1 4 Disorientation (Duflon) 110 4-1 3 TV. Ace (Adams) 117 7-2 6 Snipe Lake (Moseley) 110 4-1 2 Ladv Kristin (Ruch) 105 8-1 7 Dancing Colonel (Miller) 117 4-1 1 Bonnie Reel (Winnett) 105 10-1 EXCLUSIVE FABLE has considerable speed and perhaps sufficient class to outlast this field DISORIENTATION likes the lawn. So does V.

ACE. SNIPE LAKE'S local efforts nave been poor but switch to grass could help. LADY KRISTIN is overmatched. DANCING COLONEL probably will press the pace. claiming 3 and up, 1 l16m miles, turf 8.

Hansome Roger (Grable) 110 7-2 5 All Powerful (Thornburg) 1)9 4-1 1 Simelrico (Delgado) 110 9-2 3 Homing Hv (No rider) 115 10-1 2 Gallant Promise (Hinoiosa) 119 6-1 9 Two Point Poppy (Penney) 110 8-1 7 Colossal Apostle (Duflon) 115 10-1 6 Gav Bolero (Walford) 113 10-1 4 Hope to Hail (Grable) 110 12-1 HANSOME ROGER'S near-miss vs. Apostate indicates he can win here. ALL POWERFUL has an excellent performance to his credit on Atlantic City's grass. SIMETRICO has won his last two easily but this is a tougher field HOMING HY likes the grass. GALLANT PROMISE must overcome his recent sluggishness.

BEST BET: Missioner (Seventh Race) getting Coletta a soft drink, and that he later was offered $100 by Coletta "to forget the whole thing. Timothy Smith, a chemist for Bioquest Laboratory which is used by the commission, testified that positive tests for dexamethasone was found in urine and blood samples taken from both horses. Smith said dexamethasone is an inflammatory agent which relieves soreness and helps a horse race to his potential. Both Coletta and his attorney, Vincent E. Halleran of Freehold, N.J.

strongly contested testimony presented by the commission. Coletta pointed out that Flenner could have become confused after Coletta, at the inspector's request, went in the stall to take the sample from Gymea Gold after the horse became balky. Coletta said he couldn't have offered Flenner $100 because he didn't have that much money. Coletta said he told Flenner, after giving him the $20 to get the soft drink, to get one for himself, and when Flenner refused, to' keep $1 or $2 as a favor for going for the soft drink for him. Flenner earlier testified that he had seen a large wad of bills in Coletta's wallet.

Flenner also testified that Coletta himself had tried to urinate in the container before taking the sample. "I had to go the bathroom," before being called to take the sample from the balky horse, Coletta said. As for the drug charge, Coletta said, "If I knew both horses had dexamethasone, why would I switch. There was no dexamethasone in either of those horses." Holleran questioned Flenner in much detail on identification of the horses and in his summary said he felt the inspector made a mistake. By IZZY KATZMAN Staff reporter Fred Coletta a trainer-driver from Jersey City, N.J., was fined $200 and suspended 15 days for "conduct injurious to racing" by the Delaware Harness Racing Commission at a hearing at Brandy wine Raceway Wednesday night.

The announcement was made by Frank Paintin, commission chairman. Coletta, 27, had been charged with switching horses in the "spit box," at Brandywine during the night of Aug. 5. The "spit box," in the paddock area, is where urine is taken from horses to test for illegal medication. Paintin also announced that appeals by two other drivers, Tony Domino and Mark Schwartz, were denied.

Domino had appealed a judges' ruling of driving half in and half out and of interfering with another horse, which led to his horse being disqualified from a first-place finish on June 20. The horse, Selka By By, had been placed third. Schwartz had appealed a three-day suspension because Presiding Judge Jack Stewart refused the trainer-driver's request to take a Monday as one of the suspended days. Monday is a dark day at Brandywine and Stewart, citing a Delaware Harness Commission rule, said all suspended days must be racing days. According to testimony by Lawrence Flenner, a paddock inspector, Coletta had switched Harry Houdini in the "spit Gymea Gold.

Flenner discovered this, he said, after noting that Gymea Gold is a mare and the sample was being taken from a gelding. Flenner also said that he had been offered change from a $20 bill after Compiled from wire services Mercury Morris charged Former Miami Dolphins star running back Eugene "Mercury" Morris and four other men were arrested on cocaine charges Wednesday in Miami, police said. Officers who raided a home they said was either owned or rented by Morris "seized a large quantity of cocaine, three vehicles, a large sum of money and assorted firearms." Morris, 35, was charged with one count of cocaine trafficking whjch carries a sentence of 15 years in prison and $250,000 fine with conviction three counts of cocaine delivery, three counts of cocaine possession, one count of conspiracy to traffick cocaine and one count of marijuana possession. Morris was booked into the Dade County Jail overnight and will receive a bond hearing today. Authorities said a pistol, carbine, a shotgun and a rifle were seized during the raid, but indicated that the suspects didn't resist.

"Mercury Morris is a gentleman," said an arresting officer, who refused to give his name. Paiement will appeal Bill Watters, agent for forward Wilf Paiement of the Quebec Nordi-ques, said Wednesday he hopes his client will be granted a new trial. Paiement was ordered by a Detroit court on Tuesday to pay former Detroit Red Wing Dennis Polonich $850,000 for injuries suffered in an on-ice scuffle during a 1978 National Hockey League game. No Iowa games for ref Basketball referee Jim Bain said he will not officiate any University of Iowa games this year because the Big Ten Conference fears for his safety. Bain, who made a controversial call at the end of the Iowa-Purdue game at West Lafayette, last March 6, also said the uproar following that contest cost him a position as the Big Ten's supervisor of officials.

Bain said he received telephoned and written death threats as a result of the foul he called against Iowa player Kevin Boyle as time expired in the Purdue game. Coe makes big comeback British track star Sebastian Coe, to your employees Hang a Today's handicap First Pot 1 PM claiming 3 and up, I 1lMti mMel 6 Flvino Frjlev (Hinoiosa) 115 5-2 7 Tender Tiser (Berry) HO 7-2 1 Kwik Shake (Pino) 115 6-1 5 Resdv Axe (VYinnett) 110 9-2 3 Hilarious Rebel (Bvrnes) 119 8-1 4 Dollar Value (Johnson) 108 8-1 2 Star Ange (McMillan) 105 10-1 FLYING FRALEY was clearly 2nd best In his last local erlort and may be sharp enough to run down this field. TENDER TIGER has come In for this opportunity and is dangerous. KWIK SHAKE will benefit from his rail position and clever rating. READY AXE has to be reoarded as a contender.

HILARIOUS REBEL didn'l feel too fit the olher day; could improve. maidens, claiming 3 and up, fillies and mares, 4 furlongs 3 Bye Bye Bupers (Penney) 112 7-2 2 Queen's Purse (Pino) 117 3-1 1 Hippodrome (Bvrnes) 117 9-2 5 Delaplane (Ruch) 1)0 8-1 8 Whala Bad Girl (No rider) 117 4-1 9 Red Girl (Aouirre) 117 6-1 4 Dauci (Johnson) 108 10-1 7 Sarai Sarah (No rider) 117 12-1 4 Come Dance (Osani) 115 12-1 BYE BYE BUPERS raced well against males in New England. QUEEN'S PURSE will either set or press the pace. HIPPODROME drops to claimer after poor effort. DELAPLANE needed her last.

maidens, claiming (ill, 2 year olds, 6 furlongs 4 Warranl For Arrest (Winnelt) 115 4-1 3 No No Mikey (Grable) 115 3-1 7 Bright Illusion (Kuvkendall) 120 5-1 4 Bare Tail (Pino) 120 6-1 '2 Powhallan (Grable) 115 8-1 1 Latin Illusion (No rider) 120 8-1 5 Road to Mandalay (Hinoiosa) 117 10-1 WARRANT FOR ARREST improved last time and may be able to catch NO NO MIKEY today. The latter isn't much but he shapes up as the one to beat. BRIGHT ILLUSION improved slightly in Timonium appearance. BARE TAIL showed little in debut. POWHATTAN is bred for speed.

Claiming 3 and up, fillies and mares, 6 furlongs 3 Dora Slar (Pino) 115 3-1 1 Nautical Whip (G.Smith) 115 7-2 5 Marm's Charm (Winnefl) 105 9-2 6 Roose Dream (Pino) 115 6-1 2 Miss List (Winnett) 110 6-1 4 Amaze Win (Adams) 110 8-1 7 Upside Poverty (Bvrnes) 115 12-1 DORA STAR is sharp enough to gain the decision today. NAUTICAL WHIP would have devastated Ihis field several weeks ago but she has lost her edge. MARM'S CHARM advances in class after game victory on wet track. ROOSE DREAM has been competitive Ihis summer. MISS LIST might be closer.

AMAZE WIN did iusl lhat early in the meeting. maidens. 2 year olds, fillies, 6 furlongs 5a Rose Colored (Grable) 2a Arabian Delight (Grable) 7 Cold Buns (Walford) 4 Weekend Two Step (Adams) 4 Damsel's Lark (Terry) 9 Neverundereslimate (Miller) 8 Glittering Purse (Terry) 3 Give and Take (Ruhsam) 1 Radiant Rosie (Byrnes) a-Charles Hadrv entry 115 115 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 5-2 5-2 5-1 9-2 4-1 4-1 8-1 10-1 15-1 Urt. Innm on UliLzDlJ This Thursday, Friday Saturday only, Stereo Discounters Electronic world is SAVE 5 to 50! nilANTITIK I IMITFn in stock. This sale only lasts, 3 days, so hurry in to any Stereo Discounters Electronic world store because at these cutting prices on every hl-fl, video, car caran 8.

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