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MS Sun-Sentinel, Sunday, December 6, 1998 17C 1 Cagey trainer takes what's given Post tima PM 1ST 3aUp, CI $10,000 1 Ralph Ziadie nearly didn't en DAVE JOSEPH On Horse Racing to New York last weekend. The Florida-based trainer was all set to run Barbara Smollin's 5-year-old gelding Sir Bear right i i in nis uatsyaru ai caiaer Kace Course in the Thanksgiving Day 4 Clever Balder Coat 122 2-1 (BuzzSe CruiJ IIS 3-1 2 The Last Nunez 122 4-1 7 Plenty Of Dreams Rojas 120 6-1 6 Apache Temper Tonbto A 122 6-1 5 Odyssey Trail MoK4 Jf 122 8-1 3 Dairyman Moreno US 20-1 I Winner Gomez 113 20-1 Trataars: 4. White: 8- Garcia; 2- Olivares; 7. Murphy: 6. Campo Jr; Richards 3 1 OXonneH.

2ND $19,000 3Up, a $32,000 7 FurtangslTurf) 11:56 p.m. 13Canensta Cabassa Jr. A 119 5-2 7Goeson Coa 115 3-1 II Big Friendly BoulangerG 117 4-1 14 Miami Jm Ferrer 117 5-1 5 Andrew Courage Bravo 115 6-1 4 For Larry Nunez US 6-1 1 Take Charge Megan Dominguez 115 8-1 2 Much Too Much Jurado 117 10-1 6Zilzazz CastellanoJ 117 12-1 12Wolf Of Wallstreet Ferrer 117 12-1 3Archange Saumell 115 15-1 9 Lucayan Breeze Rivera II 114 15-1 10 Atavistic TonbroA 116 20-1 8 Pleasure Diver Mojica Jr. 117 20-1 Trainees: 13 Mertins; 7. White; 11.

Olivares: 14. Hurtak; 5. .151 I Handicap, all set to spend the long holiday weekend in South Florida. But when Ziadie found out his colt was being asked to carry only 1 Buzz Saw, Dairyman, Clever Builder 2 Andrew's Courage, Pleasure Diver, Atavistic 3 Woopi Ti Yi Yo, Close Shave, Prosper Far North 4 Callmeifyouneedme, Vindictive, Tibet 5 Huge, Encantada, Crimson Victory 6 Exact, Go Jeannie Gone, Wistful Prospect 7 GIMMME STEAM, Mail, Mr. Di Marco 8 Halos and Horns, Dancing Guy, Roguish Prince 9 Perfect Challenge, Su Alteza, Silent Valay 10 Baby Ray, Carolady Coast, Really Cruising 11 Thunder Wonder, A Par Tea, Sweep Machine 12 Fantasy Land, Tuscaroara Kip, Fujiyama Mama Dark horsa Dance To Fit (12th); traffic problem last By Richia DiPacio 116 pounds in the Grade I Cigar Mile against a ctoud of horses who just three weeks earlier had raced tneir nearts out in the Rreeders' Cud Ziadie thought Fawkes: 4.

Rosas-Canessa: 1. Viera; 2. Pointer; 6. Dimauro; 12. OConnerl: 3.

Warren; 9. Procino; 10. Nobles; 8. Pierce Jr. 3RD: (6,600 14 Vo, maiden $12,500 Furlongs he'd ship Sir Bear to Aqueduct.

p.m. By tne end or tne weekend, Ziadie and Sir Bear had taken a bite out of the Big Apple. your hand. But he's matured a lot." While Sir Bear has raced well on the track, Ziadie has done a masterful job spotting the gelding. He took easy money at Thistledown and ran second to Subordination in the Grade II Brooklyn Handicap at Belmont.

But Ziadie's placing of Sir Bear in the Cigar Mile was perfectly timed. The veteran trainer knew Coronado's Quest and Affirmed Success were coming out of tough Breeders' Cup races. He also knew he was sitting with a relatively fresh horse in Sir Bear. While Sir Bear has rewarded his backers with some huge payoffs, don't expect the same next year. With Skip Away, Coronado's Quest, Awesome Again, Gentlemen and Subordination retired, Sir Bear could become one of the top handicap horses in the country.

Sir Bear and Ziadie deserve as much. No raves at Gulfstream Message to track officials at Gulfstream Park: What were you thinking last weekend? The track didn't do itself any favors when it allowed an all-night, rave dance party to be held at its facility from late Saturday night until 5:30 a.m. Sunday. Not only did the music keep neighbors awake most of the night, flooding the police department and city hall with complaints, 30 were arrested for possession of drugs. Gulfstream hosts (bad) classic rock concerts during its meet and should be allowed to host other concerts during the months it is not open.

But to allow loud music when there are 500 horses on the backstretch shows total disrespect for horsemen and their equine athletes. No animal deserves to have thumping bass and blaring music within earshot. Officials should wise up and remember that during the winter months they run a racetrack, not a dance club. 5 stakes upgraded Five of Gulfstream's stakes races have been upgraded by the North American Graded Stakes Committee. They are: The Fountain of Youth (Grade I), the Breeders' Cup Handicap (Gl), the Sprint Championship (G2), the Hallandale Handicap' (G3) and Sweetest Chant (G3).

Calder's only upgrade was the Princess Rooney, which becomes a Grade 3 It was 41 years ago Monday that Silky Sullivan made up 27 lengths to win the Golden Gate Futurity. Dave Joseph's horse racing column appears Sundays. Dismissed at lone odds as he 7 Close Shave Vetez 121 5-2 4WoopiTiYiYo BoulangerG 121 4-1 3 Elm's Legacy Coa 121 5-1 9 Flaming Diablo Ferrer 121 6-1 5 Prosper Far North Cruz 116 6-1 6 Pickms Comet Saumell 121 10-1 1 Knockabout DelgadoJ 122 10-1 10 Absolutlypositivly Mojica Jr. 121 15-1 2 Gallant Jim Nunez 121 20-1 8 John's Bishop Moreno 114 20-1 1 1 Eagle Mission Fernandez 121 30-1 has been most of the year, Sir Bear not only carried Jerrv Bai ley to the winner's circle, he de livered iaoie nis nrst urade I stakes win in his 42-year training career. for a $5,000 claiming tag at Tampa Bay Downs.

Ziadie, a native of Jamaica, has had lots of success at Calder. He trained the game stakes-winner Migrating Moon, as well as Reggae Man, to seven consecutive victories in 1985. But he admits Sir Bear had him fooled at the beginning. "He really didn't show much at first, and that's why we gelded him," Ziadie said. "The first month we had him as a 2-year-old, I didn't think much of him, and I thought he might be better on the turf.

We put him in a $50,000 claimer the first time, and I didn't give him much of a shot. But he just got beat at the wire. "You know, he's always been a laid-back horse. If you come to the barn he'll turn his bottom to you so you will scratch him. He'll lie down, and he loves carrots and will eat them right out of Trainers! 7.

Dimauro; 4. Ciardullo 3. Combest; 9. Hurtak; 5. Wolfendale: 6.

Bryant; 1. Torres; 10. Mendez; 2. Olivares; 8. Arnold 11.

Warren. 4TM $10,500 3Up, CI 116,000. 7 Furlongs Ii4t "He iust seems to be eettine better with age," Ziadie said. "This is a great horse to be around." And a durable one. Since Janu ary, the gelding has not been out of training while running at sev 1 Steady Sammy Coa 115 5-1 2 Roguish Prince Nunez 119 6-1 5 Crafty Sandi ToribioA 117 6-1 7 Fortunate Halo Morales 115 20-1 Trainers! 4.

Braddy; 3. Attfield; 6. Green; 1. Bozzo; 2. Divito; 5.

Tortora; 7. Fisher. 9TH $60,000. Fillies 2 Ye, Simulcast 7 Furlongs. lu2 p.m.

3 Perfect Challenge KlingerC 120 5-2 5 Mysterious Jak Prado 113 3-1 7Jana Johnston 113 3-1 2 Miss Cheers Reynolds 113 7-2 1 Su Alteza Torres 120 9-2 4 Silent Valay Hutton 113 5-1 6 Courting Dreams Martinez 113 6-1 Trainers: 3. Albert; S. Smith; 7. Smith; 2. Lauen 1.

Cuprill; 4 Robb; 6. Alecci. 10TH $22,500. FM laUp, Allowance 5 Furlongs (Turf) 4:19 p.m. 12 Baby Ray CastellanoJ 118 3-1 1 1 All American Angel Toribto A 119 4-1 6 Fairness Ferrer 119 6-1 2 Starry I.

D. Coa 119 6-1 7 Super Bonus Domlnguez 119 8-1 10 Really Cruising BoulangerG 118 10-1 3 Carolady Coast Saumell 118 12-1 13RockTheKasbah Coa 121 12-1 8 Center Court Campbell 112 12-1 14 Believe In Peace Ferrer 118 12-1 9 MaNa Jurado 118 15-1 1 Forest Gipsy Mella A 119 15-1 5 Classy Wing Cruz 113 20-1 4 Runninginthebreeze Moreno 111 20-1 en tracks and boosting his earnings to more than $900,000. Not bad for a homebred by graded-stakes winner Sir Leon, out of 3 Vindictive Saumell 117 9-5 4 Callmeifyouneedme Rodriguez 117 2-1 1 Tibet Cruz 110 4-1 6Hogan'sGoat ToribioA 117 6-1 5 Luke The Great Chapman 117 8-1 7 Majestic Quarrel CastellanoJ 116 15-1 2BocGemeau Russell 117 15-1 Trainersi 3 Ebert; 4. Stutts Jr; 1. Kutt; 6.

Perry; 5. Proctor; 7. Combest; 2. Mondol. 5TH: $6,600 3Up, CI $5,000 1 Vis.

2:14 p.m. 4 Huge Rivera II 119 8-5 3 Too Tall Tom Martin 117 5-2 2 Crimson Victory Tonbio A 122 4-1 7 Spit Polish Saumell 117 6-1 5 Encantada Mojica Jr. 117 10-1 8 Call Me Social Moreno 110 12-1 1 Blaky Gomez 112 15-1 6 Classic Corner Campbell 110 20-1 Trainers! 4. Ziadie; 3. Tullock 2.

Benson; 7. Warren; 5. Appel; 8. Betrock; 1. Nazareth 6.

Gangemi. 6TH $23,500 Fillies 2 Yo, Maiden. 6 Furlongs 2:40 p.m. 6 Enact CastellanoJ 120 5-2 2 Magnet Lady Ferrer 120 3-1 5 Wistful Prospect Coa 120 4-1 7 Notable Craft Mojica Jr. 120 6-1 1 Sweet Singing Sami Rodriguez 120 6-1 4 Delightful Breeze BoulangerG 120 8-1 8Kissin'Jeb Nunez 120 10-1 3 Go Jeannie Gone ToribioA 120 20-1 Spicy Pearl, a mare who once ran SOCCER Trainers: 12.

Durso; 11. White; 6. Warren; 2. Plesa 7. Tullock 10.

McDonald; 3. Fawkes; 13. Blengs; 8. Cesare; 14. Pregman 9.

Mills; 1. Martins; 5. Fabrizio; 4. Betrock. 11TH $24,500.

Fillies 2 Ye, Allowance. 6 Furlongs. Trainers! 6. Azpurua 2. Mendez; 5.

Vivian; 7. Vivian; 1 Kutt; 4. Wolfson; 8. Hills; 3. Mendez.

7TH: $22,500. Allowance. 7 Vi FurlongiTur 4:46 p.m. 6 Ten Carats Knights seek new crown 120 120 117 120 120 117 117 Bravo Ferrer CoaE Rodriguez Castellano Garcia Boulanger 1 Hawaiian Beauty 2 Sweep Machine 4 lln'estpaspossibte 5 A Par Tea 3 Wendywins 7 Thunder Wonder 9-5 5-2 3-1 8-1 8-1 12-1 12-1 Davis; 5. Plesa Herrera; 2.

Trainers! 6. Tagg; Standndge; 3. Ziadie; 7. Olivares. BTVKing Velez 119 5-2 6 Gimme Steam Ferrer 118 3-1 3 Mr.

Di Marco Rivera II 121 4-1 10 Stairway To Heaven Dominguez 119 5-1 HSilverLord Jacobs 118 6-1 8 Rapid Roger Coa 119 6-1 2 EMail ToribioA 119 8-1 llCerdan Jurado 119 10-1 7 Forty Four CastellanoJ 121 10-1 9Patlee BoulangerG 119 12-1 1 Tricked By Jay CampbellJ 112 1S-1 5 They Call Me Gus Garcia 119 20-1 4 Storm Number Nine Nunez 118 20-1 12EIBuscon Gomez 114 30-1 12TH: $13,700. Fillies 2 Yo, maiden $25,000 6 Furlongs. p.m. 1 vr' a 411 I 3 Fantasy Land 10 Evening 6 Courtney's Star 7 Fujiyama Mama 9 Dance To Fit 2 Aimee's Flag Thisbucksnoactor 1 Strikethegold Lass 8 Miss Royal Sweep 4 Tuscaroara Kip Chapman 120 3-1 120 4-1 CoaE 120 5-1 Garcia 120 6-1 Rivera II 120 6-1 ToribioA 120 8-1 Saumell 120 10-1 BoulangerG 120 12-1 Gomez 115 12-1 Nunez 120 20-1 10. Calascibetta; 6.

Plesa 7. Este- Lynn women can claim Division II title today Trainers: 13. Hine; 6. Soyer; 3. Gutierrez; 10.

Iwlnski; 14. Jacobs; 8. Plesa 2. White; 11. Parisella; 7.

Dwoskin; 9. Lozano; 1. Barnhill; 5. Morales; 4. Colli; 12.

Baker, TH $30 000 3 Yo, Stakethe Migrating Moon. 1 Vu. 3:32 p.m. 4 Halos and Horns Jurado US 2-1 3 Wild Jazz BoulangerG IIS 3-1 6 Dancing Guy Ferrer 115 4-1 vez; 9. Ahem; 2.

Dwoskin; 5. Warren; 1. Williams; 8. March; 4. Rosas-Canessa.

By SHARON ROBB Staff Writer BOCA RATON The Lynn University 1 women's soccer team spent Friday celebrat and up, winner time, 25 'A, 50, 1:13 'A, 1:38 'A, 1:50 'A, winner Pleasant Colony-Continental Girt; trainer, William Mow, owner, cavallix Inc. ing its upset victory over No. 1-ranked Franklin Pierce and Saturday focusing on Sonoma State the final hurdle to the program's first 1998, DAILY RACING FORM INC Weather Cloudy; Track Fast FIRST 1 Vi miles, dirt, purse $12,000, 3 yo's and up, claiming 20,000 winner time, 24 48 4A, 1:14 'A, 1:41 Vi, 1:48 'A, winner ch Gold Alert-Illustrious trainer, Frank Passero Sunny Acres Farms. NCAA Division II title. After dominating the NAIA since 1986 with three national titles, the No.

2 Knights (18-1) PP Horse, Wt. St Str Fin Eqv 4- Colcon, 118 7 6'A 2'A 1-1 'A 2.30 8- Cuando, 117 3 5V, 6h 2'A 3.80 11-Winfama, 117 4 1-1 1-1 Vi 3V. 14.10 la-Pleasant Music. 115 2 2Vi 3h 4n 11.00a 3-Terreavigne. 114 1 4V, 4-1 5h 4.30 10-Hero's Pride, 115 9 8-1 Vi 5h 6n 65.10 5- MnglingGlances, 115 11 9h 9h 7h 3.60 2-Tampico, 115 8 7-1 7'A 8-1 19.00 6- Dance Clear, 1 14 10 11-2V; 10-1 'A 9-1 'A 62.80 13-0vercharger, 114 12 12 I1h 10'A 80.60 1-WeAre Strl, 115 6 10h 12 11 'A 11.00 9- 1.

C. Cindy, 115 5 3'A 8h 12 13.00 PP-Horse, Wt St V. Str Fin Eqv 6-Alert TheLt, 110 4 2-4 l'A 1-1 V. 5.20 1 Compensation, 115 1 1-1 2-2 2no 10.30 2- Brewmaster, 117 2 3h 3-2 3-7'A 2.10 3- Amos, 117 3 5h 5-5 4-2 3.40 4- Saint Augustine, 119 6 4-3') 4-2 5-12 3.60 5- Country Cob, 115 5 6 6 6 3.70 AP photoGRANNT HALVERSON From left, Gators Danielle Fotopoulos, Abby Wambach and Sarah Yohe celebrate Yohe's semifinal goal. 6-Alert The U.

(Cruz) 12.40 6.20 1.80 1 Compensation (Jurado) 9.60 4.60 2- Brewmaster (Martin) J.20 EXACTA 6-1 paid $121.20 TRIFECTA 6-1-2 paid $434.00 SECOND 7 furlongs, dirt, purse $10,500, fillies. 2 yo, claiming 16,000 winner time, 22 JA, 46 'A, 1:12 4A, 1:27 'A, winner Jeblar-Sue City; trainer, Steven Dwoskin, owner, Steven Dwoskin. 4-Colcon (Bailey 6.60 1.80 1.00 I- Cuando (Martinez) 4.60 1.60 II- Wlnlama (Boulangorl EXACTA 4-8 paid $32.80 TRIFECTA 4-8-11 paid $295.20 PICK THREE 15-5-41 paid $46.40 EIGHTH 6 furlongs, dirt, purse $24,500. 2 yo, winner time, 22, 45 'A, 58 Vs. 1:12 'A, winner dk Valid Appeal-Contrefaire; trainer, Emanuel Tortora, owner, James Lewis.

Vi 2-2 Str Fin 1-2 1-1 'I Eqv 9.00 2.80 4.20 3.10 5 5-1 'A 2-1 'A 2-4 'A 3- 2 3-1 'A 4- 3 4-2 PP-Horse, Wt. 7- Anna's City Sue, 110 6-Northend Fest, 120 8- Pam Ann Dan, 110 2- Renee's Bubb, 117 1-Bluestoreggae, 113 3- Junaluska SI, 115 4- lnASpin, 117 5- Miss Bates Sw, 115 face No. 3 Sonoma State (22-1-1) in today final at McCusker Sports Complex. Game time is 1 p.m. Tickets are still available at the gate.

Lynn, with a student enrollment of 1,700, is making its third tournament appearance, including two finals, since moving to NCAA Division II in 1996. Lynn's only loss this season was to Divison I power Penn State, ranked second in the nation. The Knights won NAIA titles in 1992, '94 and '95. "That was the best I have seen them play," Franklin Pierce coach Jeff Bailey said. "They are a very good team.

I thought our game was the championship final. I don't see them losing to Sonoma State." First-year Lynn coach Rocky Orezzoli, who won two state titles at Spanish River High School, is taking nothing for granted. "We enjoyed what we accomplished Friday because we worked very, very hard," Orezzoli said. "But as far as playing for the national championship, we know we are going to have to step it up another notch. Sonoma State is a phenomenal team.

We know we have to come back strong." 3h 6- 4 7- 3 4'A 1-2 8 6- 2 5-5 10.50 5h 6-7'A 20.00 7- 7 7-10'A 2.40 8 8101.10 PP-Horsa, Wt. St Str Fin Eqv 6- Valid Trefaire, 117 3 3'A 1h 1A 3.70 5-Mr. United St, 117 1 2'A 2-2'A 2-5'A 10.80 3- Flex, 112 5 4-2 'A 5-5 3-1 31.30 7- Richilly, 117 2 5-1'A 4-1 4-1'A 37.30 2-Bold Pic, 120 4 1h 3-2'A 5-10 0.60cts 4- Shamrock's Pick, 120 6 6 6 6 2.60 (-Valid Trefaire (Forrar) 9.40 S.20 4.40 Lynn has given up only six goals all season and is ranked second in the nation in team offense. The Knights, expected to play without All-American striker and leading scorer Jannie Nicolaisen (knee), are ranked eighth in scoring offense. Gators, UNC rematch for title The NCAA women's soccer championship will be a tale of two teams young and brash Florida against tried and tested North Carolina.

The Gators (25-1-0), have established a reputation as a national powerhouse in only four years of varsity competition but will be playing in their first championship match today. The Tar Heels (25-0) are seeking their 15th championship in 17 tries and have not been beaten in their past 70 outings, which includes a 2-1 victory over Florida on Oct. 11. Both teams advanced to the title match with 1-0 semifinal victories Friday. WHAT: NCAA Division II Women's Soccer Championship Lynn vs.

Sonoma State. WHEN: Today at 1. WHERE: McCusker Sports Complex, 3601 North Military Trail, Boca Raton. ADMISSION: Adults, students, youth soccer players under-12 in uniform, $2. Call 561-237-7272.

ABOUT SONOMA STATE: (22-1-1) Defeated Ashland 5-2 in Friday's semifinals Led by senior forward Joy Durand and junior forward Amy Apodaca. Freshman goalkeeper Kara Stout has a 0.55 goals-against average Sonoma State won the 1990 national championship The Cossacks are making their eighth appearance in 11 years in the championship. ABOUT LYNN: (18-1) Ranked second in the nation. Knocked off No. 1 Franklin Pierce 4-0 in Friday's semifinals.

All-American striker Jannie Nicolaisen, who leads the team in scoring (26 goals, 9 assists, 61 points) is out of the lineup with a knee injury. Marie Kolbert (14 goals, 12 assists, 40 points), Katie Katzmark (7 goals, 8 assists, 22 points), Michelle Cox (5 goals, 12 assists, 22 points), Karin Svensson (7 goals, 7 assists, 21 points) and Adele Talamo are other top players Goalkeeper Nikki Kalavitis has 14 shutouts The Knights have a 21 -game win streak at McCusker Sports Complex. 5-Mr. United States (Coa) (.60 5.00 3-C Flea (Cruz) SM EXACTA (-5 paid $52.80 TRIFECTA 6-5-3 paid 7- Anna's City Sua (Gomez) 20.00 7.60 4.40 6-Northend Festival (Castellano) 4.40 1.40 8- Pam Ann Dancer (Campbell! 1.60 EXACTA 7-6 paid $96.40 TRIFECTA 7-6 8 paid $444.00 SUPERFECTA 7-6-8-2 paid $1,818.00 OAILY DOUBLE (6-7 paid $118.20 THIRD 6 furlongs, dirt, purse $23,500, 2 yo, winner time, 22 'A, 46 'A, 1:00 'It, 1:14 'A, winner Manlove-She's A Mombo; trainer, Glenn Stanchfield, owner, Maineway Stable. PICK THREE (5-4-61 paid $99.20 NINTH Simulcast.

1-Pettlt's Quest 15.00 4.00 2.60 7-Red Star Rase (.20 2.40 (-Cayman Cat 2.20 EXACTA 1-7 paid $50.60 TRIFECTA 1-7-8 paid $106.20 TENTH 7 'A furlongs, 3 yo's and up, winner time, 24 Vs, 48 Vs, 1:12 'A, 1:31, winner Crypto-clearance-Pompoesdent; trainer, Mohammed Moubarak, Fin In 2- 1 'A 3- 4'A 4-10 5'A 6 eased Vi 5-4 2- 2'A l'A 4'A 6-20 3- 2'A 7 Str 3-2 2-1 'A 1-1 'A 4- 3 'A 6-20 5- 2'A 7 Eqv 4.40 1.60 2.70 3.40 14.10 18 80 13.30 PP-Horsa, Wt. 2- Evening Dreams, 1 20 6- Flying Sand, 120 1-Curtie And, 120 7- 8ambi's Alarm, 120 5-GreySkyWa, 120 4-Aesthetlc, 120 3- On My Terms, 120 owner, Buckram Oak Farm. Fusion makes trade, announces '99 schedule PP-Horse, Wt. St Vi Str Fin Eqv 4- FlashOf Joy, 121 11 5h 1-1 l'A 7.00 8- Sheikh, 118 5 4h 3'A 2n 5.90 14-Brassy Fred, 122 10 7h 5-2 3-3 'A 8.70 6- Take A Dip, 119 9 9-1 6-1 4-1 6.50 3-Noble Giant, 119 2 10V, 7-1 5'A 11.90 11-Silver Alarm, 118 6 3Vi 2h 6-1 51.90 1- Premler Ruler, 122 7 II 8h 7-1 27.20 7- Luke'sWay, 118 3 6-2 9'i 8no 33.40 5- Buddha's Del, 118 8 Sh 10-5 9h 1.50 9- Rlveter, 122 4 2Vi 4'A 10-10 7.20 2- Benjamin Jack, 121 1 1h 11 11 24.30 2-Evanlng Dreams (Castellano) 10.80 4.60 1.00 (-Flying Sand (Nunez) 1.60 1-Curtie And Doug (Ferrer) EXACTA 2-6 paid TRIFECTA 2-6-1 paid 5126.20 PICK THREE (6-7-2) paid $1,563.80 FOURTH 6 furlongs, dirt, purse $18,000, 3 yo's and up, claiming 25,000 winner time, 22 'A, 45 58 'A, 1:11 'A, winner ch Unreal Zeal-Flo; PP-Horse, WL St 'A Str Fin Eqv 5-Banjo, 119 3 2-1 1'A 1-1 2.50 4-Stage Trick, 112 I lh 2-4 2-5'A 14.70 0- Lomaxtl, 117 2 4-1 3-1 3-1 'A 5.30 1- LoveThat Magic, 119 6 6h 4'A 4-1'A 1.70 7-Premlere Chero, 119 7 6'A 5-1 5.60 3-Lucky Premier, 117 4 3-2 5-1'A 6-2'A 7.10 2- Teamwork, 117 7 5h 7 7 12.80 4-Flash Ol Joy (Jurado) 16.00 5-20 (-Z. Sheikh (Garcia) 6.40 14-Srassy Fred (Coa) 140 EXACTA 4-8 paid $101.20 TRIFECTA 4-4 14 paid PICK THREE 16-1-4) paid $065.00 ELEVENTH 1 miles, dirt, purse $21,500.

3 yo's and up, winner time, 25, 49 'A, 1:14 'A, 1:41, 1:47 4A, winner Heff-Ready To Blush; trainer. Ralph Flaherty, March 20 New YorkNew Jersey, 21 New England, April 3 Chicago, 10 at Colorado, 15 Dallas, 24 Kansas City. May 1 at Tampa Bay, at New England, 13 at New YorkNew Jersey, 22 D.C. United, 2( at Dallas, 29 Tampa Bay, juno 3 at Tampa Bay, 10 at O.C. United, 13 at New England, 26 San Jose, 7:30.

July 4 at Los Angeles, 10 Columbus, 24 at New YorkNew Jersey, 29 Tampa Bay, Aug. 1 At Columbus, 1 New YorkNew Jersey, 13 at Chicago, 21 D.C. United, 23 at D.C. United, 29 at Kansas City, 1. Sept.

4 Los Angeles, 1 1 New England, 19 at San Jose, 2 at Columbus, Oct. 3 Columbus, 9 Colorado, 7:30. iaaie, owner, w. Na 5-banjo (Boulanger) 7.00 4.20 1.20 4-ttaga trick (Cruz) (.20 (-lomaxtl ICoa) 1.20 EXACTA 5-4 paid TRIFECTA 1-4-6 paid $464.60 FIFTH 6 furlongs, dirt, purse $7,000, 3 yo's and up, claiming 6,250 winner time, 22 'A, 46, 59 'A, 1:13 Vi, winner Irish Open-Gemini Contender trainer, Julian Canet, owner, Joel Tenenbaum. PP-Horse, Wt.

St Str Fin Iqv 8-Hefty Groom, 117 4 3-5 1h 1-1 'A 2.00 3- Redhanded. 112 2 2h 2h 2-2'A 2.30 2-Divlne Light, 119 6 4h 4-4'A 3-2'A 39.10 1-Gold Searcher, 119 1 lh 3-2'A 4-6'A 5.50 5- Sunny's Bid, 117 8 7-11 '6-2'A 5'A 840 6- Red Rocket, 119 7 6-3 5-1 6-67. 4.30 4- Hidden North. 117 3 5h 7-1S 7-20 38.80 7- Pathway, 117 5 8 8 8 930 PP-Horsa, Wt. St 'A Str Fin Eqv 5-Red Zone, 110 3 2-2 2-2'A 11 2 30 3- HI Socks, 117 5 1-2 1-1'A 2-2'A 4.30 1-Zubi Zareta, 117 7 4h 3-1'A 3-1 10.70 10-Havana Sunrise, 117 1 5-2 4h 4-2 24.90 8- True Form, 110 2 3h 5-4 5'A 9.90 4- Cosmlc Appeal, 112 6 6h 6-2 6-6 3.20 (-Functional, 117 8 7-1 'A 7-1 7-6 'A 2.80 9- My Little FT, 119 4 8 8 8 39.60 D.C.

stops Brazilians FORT LAUDERDALE D.C. United's won its last trophy under departing coach Bruce Arena the same way it won its first three years ago with a goal from defender Eddie Pope. Pope's left-footed tally in the 77th minute followed an early goal by Tony Sanneh to give United a shocking 2-0 win over Brazilian champion Vasco da Gama in the deciding game of InterAmer-ican Cup. United's two-goal win gave it a 2-1 aggregate victory over Vasco in the series, which is decided by total goals over two games. D.C.

United, which won the first MLS Cup in 1996 on an overtime goal by Pope, is the only team from the United States to ever win the InterAmerican Cup, which pits the club champions from North and South America. The win marked a major milestone for Arena, who coached his last game for D.C. United before taking over the U.S. national team, It also gives Major League Soccer its biggest international victory since debuting just three years ago. "This is a great accomplishment for us," Arena said.

"A lot of people, including myself, questioned whether we could pull this (-Hefty Groom (Rivera) (.00 1.20 1-Redhanded (Crui) 1.20 1.20 2 Divine Light ICabassa) (.00 EXACTA (-1 paid $20.20 TRIFECTA (-1-2 paid PICK THREE (1-4-Q paid TWELFTH 7 furlongs, dirt, purse $13,700, 2 yo, mdn claiming, 25.000 22.500; winner time, 23 'A, 47, 1:13 'A, 1:26 'A, winner dk Brief Ruckus-Shapely Wit; trainer, Timothy Brandenburg, owner, Tim Branden- off. In three years we've come a long way. In the next three years professional soccer in the United States can accomplish a lot more." As it did in a 1-0 loss to Vasco in Game 1 on Nov. 14, D.C. United was the more enterprising team Saturday night.

Before 7,283 fans at Lockhart Stadium, United took a 1-0 lead on Sanneh's goal in the 34th minute, leaving the two-game aggregate score deadlocked at one. Sanneh sprinted onto a skidding cross through the Vasco defense by defender Jeff Agoos and beat goalkeeper Carlos Germano with a sliding near-post shot. Faced with the embarassment of losing to an American team, Vasco picked up its pace in the second half. But it couldn't breach Pope or Carlos Llamosa in the center of the United defense. Pope's goal, which broke the 1-1 aggregate tie, started with a corner kick by Marco Etcheverry that found Roy Lassiter on the far post.

Lassiter headed down a pass to Pope, who found an opening in the Vasco defense. NOTE: MLS commissioner Doug Logan said the date for the 1999 MLS Cup being played in Foxbo-ro, Mass. has been moved from Nov. 14 to Nov. 21.

-JEFFRUSNAK By DAVE BROUSSEAU Staff Writer The Fusion made a move to improve its defense when it acquired defender Mario Gori from D.C. United on Saturday. The Fusion also received a second-round pick (19th overall) in the 1999 college draft in exchange for its second-round pick in the 1999 draft (17th overall) and a first-round pick in the 2000 college draft. "Both Ivo tWortmann and I are very excited to bring Mario to the Fusion," Fusion General Manager and Chief Operating Officer Betty D'Anjolell said. "We think he'll be a great help in leading us to MLS Cup '99." "It's good for me, and I hope I cart come in and make an impact right away," Gori said.

"I'm excited to play in the South Florida with players like Carlos Valder-rama and Diego Serna." Gori, 25, fills one of the two international allocation spots open on the Fusion roster. Gori spent four seasons with Argentina First Division team Rosario Central prior to joining D.C. United. In three seasons with D.C. United Gori appeared in 50 games with two goals and three assists.

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