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wm'f 1 'j I' I1''1 I1 12C Sun-Sentinel, Wednesday, December 28, 1994 HOCKEY TROPICAL-AT-CALDER RESULTS 10 1 10 9-2 -10 8-17 82 90 10 10 49 80 egotiations remain on hold Source Line: Calder scratches, daily double, results. Enter 3288. COPYRIGHT 194, DAILY FACING FORM Wullwr Ctaw Track FmI FIRST S20.0OO: 6 furlongs, dirt; tilfies 3 years old: allowance: winner $14,500: lime 22. 45 35. 58.

1:11 15; winner 1991 by Wlnrightt Rajab's Treasure: trainer, Martin D. Wolfson; owner, M. Pegram. 10-Potomac View (Penna) 3-Flying Casey (Ramos) 2-Bruce'a Bud (Douglas) 4.80 4.00 7.40 6.60 080 ii Broward 523-5463 )JS. Palm Beach 496-5463 fjti.

Palm Beach 625-5463 Source Line: Updates on NHL negotiations. Enter 6108. DdUB ODO-34DJ 1-4 2-1' 3- 2 4- 3 Str Fin Eq 1- 8 1-6 1.10 2- 1 2-1. 650 3- 1 3-2 16 10 4-10 4-9V. 2 60 5 5 230 PP-HorM, Weight 3- 1- Beau Blush, 114 4- Kds FrSwts.114 2- 5- PERFECTA (10-3) paid 161.40 TRIFECTA (10-3-2) paid $400.40 BET THREE (6-8-10) paid $66.40 Scratched: Fountain of Light, Frere Jack, theorum.

Wild Luck NINTH 7 fillies 2-YO's; winner, time, 22 45, 48 35, 1:12, 1:25 15; winner dbb 2, by Hawkster Suanne Burton; trainer, Philip Hauswald; owner. Cavalier Stable. Broward 523-5463 S. Palm Beach 496-5463 f51 1989 by Electric Blue Cherry Lark; trainer, Barclay EM Dolm Qnot COG CACO Tagg: owner, Mopetul stable ll siv. an 1 1 ucaui utvj'jiu S-Dade S-Ma Gbn Cty (Boulanger) 4.20 2.80 2.20 1-Beau Blueh (Perret) 4.20 2.60 4-Kudoa (or Sweets (Velaaquei) 360 PERFECT A (3-1) paid $21.00 Scratched: None.

SECOND $5,500: 6 furlongs, dirt: tillies 3 and 4 years old: maiden claiming winner $3,300: time 23, 48. 1:01 15, 1:14 35, winner 1 1990 by The Watcher Colsey Lynn: trainer, James P. Divito: owner. Frank C. Calabrese.

PP-Horae, Weight 4- AlxndrasTime, 120 5- I- CutlassMiss.120 II- Vi Sir Fin. Eqv 2- 1 1-1 1-2 0.60 1-h 2-6 2-8 480 4- 2 3-3 3-nk 3.70 5- 2 4' 6' 5-1 5-1 3300 7- 3 7-h 6-nk. 12 60 8- 4 8-10 7-1. 53.60 3- 1 6-1 8-6 53.10 PP-Horae, Weight 8t Str Fin Eqv 8 8' 1-2 1-1. 0.60 5- Crrnt Trial.

117 6 7-2 3-h 2-2 11 30 4- Man Rllh.115 2 1' 2-1' 3-nk 16.90 1- RsYr Bld.115 4 8-1 6-2' 4-nk 11.00 2- 3 4' 4-h 5-3' 4.30 7 8 7-1' 6-2'. 10 60 3- AIIFr Alx.117 1 2-1' 5-h 7' 6.50 6- 5 3-h 8 21 50 -Electric Spk (Douglas) 3.60 2.80 2.60 Currant Trial (Rivera) 5.80 4.20 5- Man Rullah (Velasquet) 5.80 8 11-1 10' 9-nk-113 0 6-DogGonedyna. 120 12 12 11-4 1 10-1 9' 9 9-4 12 PERFECTA (t-6) paid $25.60 TRIFECTA (9-4-5) paid $269.00 BET THREE (2-3-8) paid $62.20 PP-Horse, Weight SI Vt Str Fin Eqv 6- 2 2-1 2-2Vi 1-2 2 20 S-'Comic 6 5-1 3-1' 2' 16 30 8-Bcky 1 1' IV 3-4' 2 30 2- Rising Llne.121 5 3-h 5-h 4-h 18 70 3- 4 4' 4-1 5-no 21.70 1-Twrly Grly.122 7 6-2 6-1' 6-nk 2 00 4- Mentha Ms.121 8 8 7-2' 7-3' 41.90 7- Cd Operator. 121 3 7-2 8 8 7 30 12-Aatro Glide (Perret) 4-Alenandra'a Time (Binger) 3-Emma (Juredo) 3.60 2.80 2.40 4JW' 3.20 2 SO Scratched: Cyebert, Wide Line. ed to hold down the escalation of salaries.

"It would be a crime to miss a season," said Baldwin, adding that any owner who thinks it is a wise, long-term strategy is being foolish. Baldwin said a settlement that saves part of the schedule would result in "a short, intense season; you could end up on a positive note." At a board of governors meeting in New York on Dec. 12, Bettman was given permission to cancel the season if it becomes impossible to play a 50-game schedule and a full slate of playoff games before July 1. He said the owners wanted all four playoff rounds to be four-of-seven-game series, as they have been in recent seasons. Allowing for a two-week training camp, that would seem to create a Jan.

1 deadline for a settlement and a start of the season around Jan. 14. If the 84-game schedule were to be halved to 42 games, that could mean the last date for settlement might be as late as Jan. 15, with games beginning Feb. 1.

The New York Times On the 88th day of the hockey lockout, the two sides couldn't even agree on why they weren't negotiating. An NHL executive, speaking on condition of anonymity, said a meeting had been tentatively scheduled for Tuesday, but that it was canceled this past Friday by the NHL Players Association after the union insisted that it would resume discussions only if management made no renewed demands for a payroll tax or for additional arbitration concessions. A person with firsthand knowledge of the union's collective-bargaining efforts, who also spoke on condition of not being identified, denied the assertion, saying that the union had told the league only the demand for a payroll tax "would keep it from resuming talks. While executives argued behind the scenes through third parties about who said what, others spoke on the record about the danger of a canceled season, TRIFECTA (12-4-3) pent $81 JO SIXTH $8,000: 7 furlongs, dirt; open 2 year olds; maiden; ctg winner time 23 15. 47 25.

1:13 45. 1:26 45; winner ch 1992 by Quibble Prospect Princess; trainer, Stephen Mitch-el): owner. Kenneth Morton. Scratched: Classychic, Noble House, Quickscan TENTH $21,000: 1 1 16 mi turf; tillies mares 3-YO 4 up; winner, time, 24, 49 15 1 1335 1:38 25. 1:44 25; winner dhb 4, by Kris Erstwhile; trainer, Jacqueline Brittaln; owner, Elaine Wold which is a growing possibility.

One of them was Howard Baldwin, owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins. He was one of the few league governors to warn against the lockout before it began on Oct. 1. Later, he said he wanted a deal in time for Christmas. It's unlikely he'll see one before New Year's Day.

"It's a crying shame we didn't get it done before Christmas," Baldwin said Tuesday. "It's a great injustice to the game itself." As for a timetable to cancel the season, Baldwin said; "We're right down to the last seconds of overtime. I don't know why it's gone as far as this." Before announcing the lockout, Commissioner Gary Bettman warned the owners that they had to be prepared to lose the season to get the concessions they want 6-Erma (Soodeen) 6.40 3.80 2.60 5- Comie Event (Mickena) 10.60 4.40 6- Becky'a Pocket (Boulanger) 3.00 PERFECTA (6-5) paid $91.20 TRIFECTA (6-5-8) paid $387.40 DAILY DOUBLE (3-6) paid $14,20 THIRD 7 furlongs, dirt; fillies 2 years old; maiden claiming winner time 24 15,49, 1:15 25. 1:28 25; winner ch 1992 by Charging Falls Full Noon, trainer, Shawn Musgrave; owner, Henry Pace. PP-Horae, Weight St 1 7 4 6 8 3 5 2 PP-Hora, Weight 6- Rdld Prspt.120 1- Bravo Bird.120 3- Lucky Bleu.

120 5-Crmson 2- Pdng Hoots.120 4- Grg Dmd Str.120 7- Lotta Bait, 120 Str Fin Eqv 1- 2 1-1. 0.70 2- 3 2-8' 2 10 4- 3-nk 8 20 7-1' 4-1 40.70 6-h 5. 17 80 5- 3 6' 9.80 3- 2 7-1' 30 50 8 8 31 60 81 Vi Str Fin Eqv 9 6-1 3-h 1-t 6 60 2 8 IV, 450 1 7' 4' 3-nk 140 7 5-1 IV 4i 50 4 8-2 8-1 5-nk 8 60 3 4-h 5' 6-nk 680 6 IV 2-1 7-t 25.90 5 2' 6-1 8-5 14.70 8 3' 7' 9 7 20 6- 1- 2- 7- 3- 4- 8- St Vi Sir Fin Eqv 3.40 1-2 1-1' 1-2'. 1.60 6-Rdind'a Prpt (Douglaa) 1-Bravo Bird (Rivera) 3-Lucky Bleu (Bain) 2.20 2.10 2.60 2.40 2.60 PP-Horae, Weight 1-Spr Chrging.120 8-WearYr Hat. 120 7-Miss Raj.120 5- 3- Pass Whom, 120 6- Lllia Ctlna.120 4- PERFECTA (6-1) paid $7.40 TRIFECTA (6-1-3) paid $28.20 6-Urus (Douglaa) 1- Track Gossip (Penna) 2- La Turka (Smith) 6-2 2-1' 2-4' 2.20 2-1 3-2 3-nk 2 90 3' 4-3 4-2V.

22 80 7-1' 5-12 5-14 4.60 5' 7-1' 43.10 4' 6-1 7-1 2730 8 8 8 22 80 15.20 7.20 3.60 7 JO 3.49 2.60 Scratched: None. PERFECTA (6-1) TRIFECTA (8-1-2) paid $99.80 paid $258.00 SEVENTH 7 open 3-YO's; winner. time, 22 45. 46 25. 1:12 35, 1:26 15; winner 3.

by Proud Birdie Minor's Cap; trainer, Jerry' Bozza; owner. Jerry Bozzo. 5.20 Scratched: Drina 2.80 2.20 3.20 220 2.20 2-Spr Chrgng (Valaftquei) 7-Wear Your Hat (Douglaa) 6-Miss Raj (Madrid) ELEVENTH 6 furlongs, dirt; open 2 year olds; maiden claiming winner $3,300 time 22 45, 47 25, 1:00 45, 1:14 45; winner 1892 by Charging Falls -Dee Cee Charger; trainer, Hector viera; owner, Anthony A. Fernandez. PERFECTA (2-7) paid 13.00 TRIFECTA (2-7-6) paid $25.60 BET BOAT Scratched: None.

PP-Horae, Weight St Vi Str Fin Eqv 5- 5 4-1 3V4 1-1 2 70 1- 7 6' 6-10 2V. 2.30 6- 1 3-h 4-1 3. 3 70 2- JetfGeorge.112 4 2-1 2-2 4-no 24.80 3- BaBaRaab.122 6 5-2 5' 5-nk 3.30 4- 2 1-1 1-h 6-13 9.40 7- 3 7 7 7 11.90 PP-Horia Wainhl St Vi 2 1-2 11 8' 6 6-1' 9 7-1' 10 5-1 FOURTH 6 furlongs, dirt; fillies and mares 3 years old and up; clg winner time 22 25, 46 45, 1:00 25, 1:14 25; winner 1986 by Bel Bolide Anniversary Dream; trainer, William P. White; owner, Grainger Farms. iz Str Fin 1- 5 1V 3-h 2-2.

5' 3-1'. 4' 4-1. 6-2 54 7' 6-1. 2- 1 7-4' S-Tygerberg (Torres) 7.40 3.80 2.60 1-Prosperous Guy (Douglas) 3.60 2.40 S-Fortunate Tumble (Chapman) 3.00 PERFECTA (5-1) paid $24.00 TRIFECTA (5-1-6) paid $85.20 8.70 9 00 13.60 11.10 1.90 10.40 290 59 50 36.70 8.40 91 30 39 40 9- Chrgng 2- G'Night 4- Rcg Tokyo, 120 6- 3- 5- I Gta Rsn.120 8-Gun Talk. 120 7- 10- 1-Ctlr Ridge, 120 12-Bull 11- Unreal ri- 10-1 8-no 9' 3-1' 11-5 2-3 12 4' 10-3 8-5 9-h Scratched: none Eqv 2.10 460 2.10 2.80 930 60.80 22.80 vt Str Fin 2- 3-2 1-h 3- 1 2-h 2.

1-3 1-1' 3-1' 4- 2 4-3' 4-2 6-6 5-2 5-6' 5- 2 6-14 6-19 7 7 7 PP-Horae, Weight 3- Drmg Bel. 117 4- Crz'n Mimi.117 6- Ga 5- Rexsy 2-Hancock Hny.117 1-Amazing 7- Leyenda West.117 11-6 9' 12 10' 11-1 12 EIGHTH 1' mi. turf; open 3-YO'S up: winner, time, 23 45, 48 15, 1:12 45, 1:39, 2:04 25, 2:30 15; winner ch 4. by Blood Royal-Audrey's Boots; trainer, George Gianos; owner, Fox Meadow Thoroughbreds. TrT 9-Chrgng Charger (Duys) 2-G'Night Nic (Boulanger) 19.40 11.00 8.20 11.40 6.60 8.80 I owyo (Moore) 1 1 3 i -A A St V.

Str Fin Eqv PERFECTA fa-91 nmiti 77fl Ml 3- Drmng Bel (Boulanger) 8.20 3.60 2.40 4- Cruz Mimi (Ferraira) 3.60 2.60 8-qeorgia Lights (Douglaa) 2M PERFECTA (3-4) paid $34.00 TRIFECTA (3-4-8) paid $98.40 4 -i 1-5 1-6 1-4 230 2. 800 TRIFECTA (9-2-4) paid $2,432.80 Scratched: Fly for Victory. Hail To Henbane 'Muga Cheer, Radiant Sun. Really A Good Guy, Trouble At Heart. PP-Horae, Weight 8- 5- 9- 10- 6- Scratched: None.

4- 1 2' 6-2 7' 5- 1 3-1 8-8 3-2 2-1 4' 7- 2 6-h 5-2 8- 7 3- 1 12 10 4- 4 3.00 5' 260 6- 1 7.20 7- 2 27.80 8- 7 35.10 Staff photosISABEL GRIFFITH The Vegas Express docks at Tugboat Annie's restaurant in Dania. No betting when she's there. Attendance: 5,574 ITW ISW handle: $2,066,900 Total FIFTH 1' miles, turf; open 3 years old and up: Clg winner time 23 25. 48 25, 1:12 35, 1:38 25, 1:51 15; winner Ch DKI-F Cnii, A A TROPICAL-AT-CALDER ENTRIES Post lima 12:30 p.m. 5 Zentrepreneur Santos 117 8-1 7 Appealing Sword Duys 113" ''12-1 8 PrspctrsPldge Turner 113 12-1 Trainers: 3.

Vivian; LPIesa 2. Navarro; 6 Pas-sero 4 Hurtak; 5 Ziadie; 7. Petro; 8 Generazio. 9TH: $14,500, 2 year old, maiden, 1' mi. turf.

4:30 p.m. I YrCT ChJ 71 MM -T5T- 8 Stolen Goods 12 Jtmboombob 2 Val He Val D'la 4 Ricky's Shadow 6 Tut 3 Viva Sabona 1 Spit Polish CO I fll (T srr 4Wt Douglas 119 5-2 Ramos 119 '4-1 Nunez 119 4-1 Boulanger 119 5-1 Peck 119 6-1 Santos 119 8-1 Velasquez 119 8-1 Rivera It 119 10-1 Turner 119 12-1 Duys 119 15-1 Madrid 119, 15-1 MickensT 114 20-1 5 Naked Inspiration 11 Devil's Stand 7 Explosive Watch 9 Gold Facts 10 Three Wins 12.Sonnler; 2.Poulos: Trainers: S.BIengs; STMSLW- JO-'I nauw- i4 4.Alonso; 6.Nafzger; 3. Hills; LGIeaves; 5 Wheeler; H.Durso; 7 Janks; 9 Arnemann; IQ.Bischoft. 10TH: $15,500, 3 year old up, allowance, 1 116 mi. 5 p.m.

t1it 8 5 6 Proudalhetop Bain 116 8-1 5Sibelina Hernandez 118 15-1 Trainers: 4. Edwards; 3 Cook; I.Estevez; 2.Preg- man 6. Moreno; 5. Mills. 5TH: $5,500, 3 years old, claiming, $6,250, 6 fur-longa.

2:30 p.m. 3 Caribbean Storm Hosang 119 2-1 2 Carolina High Duys 117 3-1 4 2rebitz Ramos 117 4-1 7 Gold Junction Nunez 119 5-1 5 Cojak's Cowboy Morales 119 6-1 6 Slicked BainG 117 8-1 1 So Stately Soodeen 110 15-1 Trainers: 3 Ziadie; 2 Rltvo; 4 Pecoraro; 7 Casado; 5 Petro; 6 Blake; I.Galati. 6TH: $14,500, fillies, years old, maiden, 1' mi. turf. 3 p.m.

3 Chrysocolla Samyn 122 5-2 7 Dragon Miss Douglas 120 4-1 1 Shes Our Fastest Velasquez 120 5-1 10 Happy Toy Douglas 120 6-1 8 Our Trinket Penna 120 6-1 5 Valley Otthe Jolly MickensT 115 6-1 9 Zul Boulanger 120 8-1 12 Treasure Ridge Morales 120 6 Covey Up Madrid 120 10-1 5 Campfire Song Rivera II 120 12-1 HCremchek Nunez 120 20-1 4 Victory Supper Hosang 120 20-1 Trainers: 3. Clement; 7. Tagg; 1 Spatz; 11. Root; S.Serpe; 2. Cordero 9.

Romero; 13. Hatched; 6 Jerkens; 5.0'Connell; 12.Rosas-Canessa; 4Kirby. 7TH: $12,000, fillies A mares 3 yo up, claiming, $32,000, 7 furlongs. 3:30 p.m. 2 Fullolstuff Hernandez 117 52 1 Passion Express Chapman 117 3-1 3 So Say All Of Us Boulanger 115 4-1 6 Creed's Lass Velasquez 118 5-1 4 Dream Lady Dream Santos 117 6-1 5 Firstflagtofly Ramos 116 8-1 7 Cut Class Leanne Penna 0 119 8-1 Trainers: 2.

Mills; IStandridge; 3 Navarro; 6 Este-vez; 4 Frank; 5.0rseno; 7. Bates. 8TH: $11,000, 2 years old, claiming, $25,000, 6 tur-longs. 4 p.m. 1ST: $18,500, fillies mares 3 years old and up, allowance, 1 116 ml.

2 Quaker Bonnet Ramos 117 9-5 .4 Regal Joy Penna 117 2-1 3 Dorothy Brown Douglas 119 3-1 5 Super Chef Velasquez 117 4-1 1 Dixieland Gal Boulanger 115 8-1 Trainers: 2. Vivian; 4. Bates; 3. Hale; 5 Goldfine; I. Ebert.

2ND: $14,500, 2 years old, maiden, Vi mi. lurf. 1 p.m. 6 No Lollygagging Ramos 119 2-1 9 Royal Groomsman Velasquez 119 3-1 3Abaday SamynJ 119 5-1 4Shellyblrd SuckieM 119 6-1 2MiitaPass Boulanger 119 6-1 5 Twosie Ensign VelezJr. 119 12-1 12 Bonnie Rob Boulanger 119 12-1 1 Kilmer Douglas 119 15-1 8 Silky's Irish Bob Penna 119 20-1 11Acoclsco Madrid 119 20-1 10 Chick's Flight Hosang 119 20-1 7 Apalachee Motel Soodeen 112 20-1 Trainers: 6.

Heard; 9. Root; 3 Qleaves; 4. Edwards; 2 Navarro; S.Ebert; 12.Wolfson; I.Gomez; 8.An-derson; 11.HHIS; lO.Kolarik; 7.Hunt. 3RD: $5,500, 2 years old, maiden claiming, $12,500, 6 furlongs. 1:30 p.m.

9 Muga Cheer Soodeen 113 5-2 6 Hail To Henbane VelezJr. 120 4-1 3 Iron In The Fire Suckie 120 5-1 7 Really A Good Guy Rivera II 120 6-1 5 Doc's Key Douglas 120 8-1 4 Sapere Aude Duys 120 8-1 10 Glittering Wolf Jurado 120 10-1 1 Radiant Sun Sweeney 120 15-1 2 Trouble At Heart Ramos 120 20-1 11 Youngest Brother Griffis 0 113 20-1 8 Sweetest Rose Cordero 110 20-1 Trainers: 9Canet; B.PIesa 3.Hale; 7Reynolds; 5. McNeill; 4 Wise; 10 Sanders; I.Brittain; 2. White; II. Bates: 8-Kirby.

4TH: $11,500, fillies, 3 year old, claiming, $25,000, 1 116 mi. 2 pm. 4 Our Buck Too Douglas 118 9-5 3 Heavenly Scandal Velasquez 116 2-1 1 Cambridge Scholar Ramos 118 3-1 2 Dark Affair Nunez 116 6-1 Marker-boards give the players the latest betting lines and the menu of options: straight plays, parlays, teasers. Ramos 117" 5-2 Velasquez 119' 3-1 Hernandez 117 4-1 Rivera II 117 6-1 Douglas 117 6-1 Chapman 117 8-1 Boulanger 119 10-1 Penna 119 L3-1 MickensT 112 20-1 5 Brother Joe 2 a-Hunch Bet 4 Secretariats Gen 3 Royal Venture 8 Grand Glimmer 6 Palace Fire 1 Regal Royal Bowl 7 a-AII Alike Dance 9 Skinny Baby Trainer: 5.Alonso; 8.Estevez; 6.Medina; 2.Ziadie; 4. Mills; 3 Suarez; I.Buxton; 7.

Ziadie; 9. Moore. 11TH: $7,000, fillies, 2 year old, maiden claiming, $20,000, 6 furlong. 5:30 p.m. 8 Sun Jacket Palmer 120 3-1 2 Dance Of Love Rivera II 120 4-1 1 Gaited Dancer Chapman 120 5-1 10 Magnifier Sweeney 118 6-1 4 Spoon Over Miami Lopez SrC 118 6-1 5 Poison Petals Penna 120 8-1 9Ballelle Nunez 118 10-1 6 What Have You Ramos 120 12-1 7 Elli's Georgiegirl Duys 118 3 Dangerous Affair Boulanger 118 20-1 Trainers: B.Jahrsdoerter; 2 Ritvo; I.Edwards; 10 Wollson; 4 Reid 5.

McDonald; 9.Pecoraro; 6.0rseno; 7. Wise; 3 Voss III. Not: Program numbers may differ from post position numbers. FROM PAGE 1C Bookies get busted; 'here, bettors know they'll get paid' ard Schanz. "I don't know why the other boats are hesitant," Schanz said.

"I guess there's still the image of the seedy back-room bookie. But that's OK. There's definitely a market for it." Two recent trips prove it. On a football Sunday and a weeknight loaded with basketball, high rollers eagerly plunk down up to $2,200 a game, the ship's maximum. And once on board, with nowhere to go for five hours, they inevitably find their way to the other tables.

"We're the biggest legal sports book outside of Nevada," said Schanz, who oversees the operation with Myers and Frank Flynn. All have extensive casino experience. Nevada is the only state with legalized sports betting. Federal legislation enacted in 1992 at the urging of the four major sports leagues prohibited the spread of sports betting to the other 49 states. But the law does not apply to international waters.

"We just don't have any jurisdiction over it," said Joe Bizarro, spokesman for the state attorney general's office. The ship pays state and federal taxes on admission fees and on food, beverage and cigarette sales but not on gambling profits, according to owner Branch Mahaffey. "I haven't heard of anybody else doing this, but if it's in international waters there's nothing we can do," NFL spokesman Greg Aiello said. "Obviously we're not happy about it." Said Schanz: "The leagues are worried about point-shaving and things like that, but our vessel, with a $2,200 maximum, is so small it's not going to create those problems." Still, if a local athlete came aboard and laid down a bet, it would surely raise eyebrows. According to Schanz, since the ship opened, only one professional athlete has been aboard, and he did not bet on sports.

But if a local athlete did want to place a sports bet, Schanz, owner Mahaffey and John Walder, director of casino operations, said they are not obligated to report him. "I understand leagues have rules about their players and gambling," Schanz said. "But 3 Standing Pat Douglas 115 5-2 1 Hang Loose Ramos 115 3-1 2 Hurri Up Defense Boulanger 115 4-1 6 Dice Floe Soodeen 106 6-1 4 Tommy Toy Nunez 117 6-1 HORSE RACING Jockey injuries mount as strike looms The 200-foot ship, with a capacity of 350, also has 158 slot machines and 25 tables for blackjack, roulette, craps and poker, the most recent addition. "Sports gamblers like poker," Schanz said. "So we opened a table last week." Schanz and Mahaffey declined to reveal the ship's weekly gambling take or its weekly handle on sports betting.

Mahaffey said the ship, which is worth $8 million and employs 80 full-time workers and 20 to 30 part-timers, will not yield profits for another nine months. Mahaffey also owns the Emerald Princess, near Amelia Island, which has offered gambling cruises since 1988. The Vegas Express sails twice a day, at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., every day except Tuesday. Although the minimum sports bet is $22 for straight plays and $30 for combination bets, there is a drawback for small players.

Sports bets can be taken and cashed only in international waters. So if a game isn't finished by the time a cruise is, bettors have to pay another $29.95 admission fee to cash winning bets. "It's not as convenient as betting with a bookie, but I don't have to worry about cops," said a professional gambler from Coral Springs. "I like the action. It's almost like Vegas.

I'll be back." Said Schanz: "Bookies get busted all the time. Here, bettors know they're going to get paid." that's the players' responsibility. We can't tell them how to bet." Schanz said he operated a sports betting parlor on the Euro-pa, a gambling ship off Fort Myers, but it was limited to games played at the time of the cruise. "They never allowed me to let the reins out," Schanz said. The Lucky Star casino boat off Key Largo also recently opened a limited sports book, operating only on weekends for games played during the cruise.

But the Vegas Express, a Unregistered vessel that docks at Tugboat Annie's restaurant in Dania, offers all games and advance betting. Players can bet in midweek on weekend NFL and college games. The only proviso: Winning bets must be collected within 60 days in international waters. Schanz said they will soon institute a Vegas-style future book, with odds on all major events, including the Kentucky Derby and World Series. Also coming aboard soon: a satellite dish and sports ticker, so bettors can watch games nightly and be constantly updated.

Last week, with no cable television aboard, bettors found out results through Myers palm-sized sports pager. "At first the owner was reluctant to have sports betting," Schanz said. "Now he sees how well it does, and we just keep getting bigger and bigger. Now I go to him and say, 'Can we have a satellite and he says, 'Get Operating a sports book is a risky proposition for the house, especially when there isn't enough volume to level off both sides of all games. But just getting gamblers aboard makes it worthwhile, Schanz said.

his hip. During the first two days of the weekend, five jockeys were injured at Calder in Miami. Abdiel Toribio of Panama broke his left clavicle when his mount; L's Golden Knight, broke down. Four other jockeys were hurt in two spills on Saturday. With no further talks scheduled, the Jockeys' Guild-and Thoroughbred Racing Associations remained about $9 million, apart on health and accident insurance demands.

Although the Jockeys' Guild is not a labor union and cannot call a strike, many of the nation's jockeys were expected to go on strike Jan. 1, their first day without a contract. jured in the spill was Chris McCarron, who rode Kentucky Derby winner Go for Gin. McCarron was treated for sore ribs. A third jockey involved in the spill, Paul Atkinson, was uninjured.

The same day at Bay Meadows in San Mateo, Castaneda sustained serious head injuries in a three-horse spill when his mount, Ballingarry Miss, broke down in the ninth race. He sustained multiple skull fractures, and three other jockeys also were tangled up in the spill J.C. Martinez, Mark Walker and Pedro Mercado. Martinez sustained head lacerations and hurt his back. Walker had a sore left ankle, and Mercado injured The Associated Press The long holiday weekend took a frightening toll on jockeys at the nation's thoroughbred tracks, just one week before their dispute over accident and health insurance threatened to turn into a strike.

In all, 11 jockeys received treatment for various injuries, including the two most seriously hurt, Fernando Valenzuela and Marco Castaneda. Seven of the injuries were sustained as the result of mounts that broke down. Valenzuela sustained two broken vertebrae when his mount, Snow River Miss, broke down in the first race Monday at Santa Anita in Arcadia, Calif. Also in SMOKER'S Tom ft Social Health Club 1 li Reduc itrtu tin utoing OnentH wjy. Men md omw mUcomt.

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