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THE TAMPA TRIBUNE, Wednesday, December 25, 1985 5-C Hall Gators well represented today in Blue-Gray All-Star Classic College Football Steve Bradley of Indiana. For the South, the signal-callers are Willie "Satellite" Toten of Mississippi Valley State, whose blitz on the NCAA record book includes a career total offense mark of 13,004 yards, and Ken Karcher of Tulane. Receivers for the North are led by Oregon's Lew Barnes, a second-team All-America selection, and Purdue's Steve Griffin, with Fullerton State's James Pruitt, Delaware State's John Taylor and tight ends Sylvester Byrd of Kansas and Greg Baty of Stanford rounding out the oass-catchine corns. 0 i'. "4 -i I years and was a member of the crew.

Howell served on the U.S.S. Coral Sea as a lieutenant during the Korean war. He returned to college at the University of Florida for a Masters degree he received in 1953. Howell served 31 years in the Hillsborough County School System as a football coach, then dean of students and principal at Oak Grove Junior High School. He is now retired and a member of the Sword and Shield Club.

Alex Edlin was wideout-tight end at the same time as Caldwell, his co-inductee. He had 85 career receptions for 1,400 yards and a 16-yard per catch average. He scored a career total of 60 points. In 1971, he had 40 receptions for 650 yards and four touchdowns. Edlin played one year with the Ottawa Rough Riders Of the Canadian Football League.

He now works for the Miami Sea-quariam where, he captures sea animals and works with them there for television and movies. Paul Orndorff is nationally known now as Mr. Wonderful, the professional wrestler. At Tampa he was known as a determined fullback, playing at the same time as Edlin and Caldwell. In his career, Orndorff rushed 366 times for 1,671 yards, a 4.6 average, and caught 52 passes for five touchdowns, 83 yards and an 11.2 average.

He was a superb blocker, voted the best on the team in 1971-72, as well as best athlete. He had a brief career with the New Orleans Saints and Chicago Bears before turning to professional wrestling. He is a star at that, the man who went from being the "Brandon Bull" to "Mr. Wonderful." King said tickets are $30 and now available. He said a crowd of about 700 is expected.

From Page 1C ball efforts won him a scholarship to Louisiana State where he played in 1962-63 before transferring to Tampa in the spring of 1964. He started every game as a Spartan defensive lineman in the 1965 and 1966 seasons, was judged most valuable defensive lineman both of those years. He led the team in tackles, was co-captain, selected to the State of Florida All-Academic team graduating in 1967. Flores began his business with Xerox before joining the Jim Walter Corportation in 1978. He is a vice president and gorup executive now with responsibilities for six Walter operations, including the Celotex Corporation.

Caldwell was a defensive back and kick return man for the 1968-72 Spartans, teams that had a 33-10 record over that period, including a Tangerine Bowl victory over Kent State. He was the most valuable defensive back in 1972. He had 14 career interceptions for 331 yards and returned 36 punts, Caldwell shares an NCAA record with Doc Blan-chard of Army for most touchdowns with interceptions in one game three. Caldwell has his own insurance agency, is a member of the Million Dollar Roundtable, is a past president of the UT Alumni Association and current president of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame chapter in Tampa. Eddie Howell was a Spartan end from 1939-41 and a Little All-Amer-ican for his good play.

He was voted co-captain of the All-State team his final year. He also ran track for thre On TV: Channel 13, noon. Tribune Wires MONT60MERY, Ala. Navy's Napoleon McCallum Notre Dame's Allen Pinkett are among the top college seniors who will be playing today in the 48th annual Blue-Gray Ail-Star Football Classic. Along with the five Florida players, the Gators sent Coach Galen Hall to direct the South squad along with Eddie Robinson of Grambling.

The North coaches are Leon Burtnett of Purdue and Bruce Arians of Temple. McCallum, unlike everyone else, will not be showcasing his talent for the pro scouts. He has a five-year commitment to the Navy between him and a shot in the National Football League. McCallum, who piled up 2,330 all-purpose yards for the Middies' this year, is in a South backfield that includes Florida's talented tandem of tailback Neal Anderson and fullback John L. Williams.

Pinkett, who holds 16 scoring and rushing records at Notre Dame, shares the spotlight in the North backfield with Reuben Mayes of State, who set an NCAA record when he ran for 357 yards against Oregon. The Blue roster, filled for the most part with players whose names are familiar only to the pro scouts and homestate fans, includesfive Notre Dame standouts. The game rarely boasts players from highly ranked teams or a traditional powerhouse like Notre Dame because it is played prior to the major bowl games. This year, however, the Blue-Gray benefited from the Irish's losing record and the NCAA's bowl ban against Florida. The kickoff at Cramton Bowl is scheduled for noon, with Christmas Day temperatures expected to drop below freezing.

While the best-known talent is in the Blue and Gray running back positions, the quarterbacks are well known to the scouts and may turn the game into a passing contest. For the North, the quarterbacks are Mike Norseth of Kansas, who gained 3,214 yards in total offense, and For the South, the receivers include Ernest Givens of Louisvillle, Joe Thomas of Mississippi Valley State, Florida's Ray McDonald and Kelvin Edwards of Liberty University. The tight ends are Carl Hilton of Houston and Jim Popp of Vanderbilt. Defensively, the South is led by Florida linebacker Alonzo Johnson and down lineman T.J. Turner, a 282-pound star from Houston.

Faust names Akron assistants AKRON, Ohio Gerry Faust, the new head football coach at the University of Akron, has started putting to-, gether a coaching staff by hiring three assistants. Faust named Ralph Staub, 57, of Cincinnati; Bob Shaw, 54, of Fayetteville, and Terry Bowden, 29, head coach at Salem College of West Virginia and son of Florida State coach Bobby Bowden, as his first hirings on Monday. Faust, who resigned as Notre Dame football coach at the end of the season, was named coach of the Akron Zips last week. He compiled a 174-17-2 record over 18 seasons at Cincinnati's Moeller High School. Bowden took over a Salem College program that was 0-9-1 the previous year, went 3-7 for two seasons, then posted back-to-back 8-3 marks in 1984 and 1985.

Notre Dame's Allen Pinkett holds 16 school scoring and rushing records. Texas champs pass classes, too Morning After From Page 1C Eric Luallen, 6-4, 260, offensive lineman, Tampa Jesuit Played both ways. Will play offense. Smart. Has size and will.

And Mike Lowman, 6-0, 180, Apopka, running back, receiver or defensive back. An everything back. Can jump with the best. Tony Lomack, 5-9, 180, Tallahassee Leon, running back, wide-out, defensive back, return man. The works.

Thomas Ray am, 6-7, 260, both ways, Orlando Jones. Envied size. Big enough now. Glenn Watts, 6-5, 250, Plantation, defensive lineman. play offense, too.

i Doug Evans, 6-5, 225, South Dade, linebacker. Speed, will and player and very hard-nosed out of that good Apopka program. Hay ward Haynes, 6-4, 280, offensive linemanlinebacker, Bartow. Off the quality tema that won the Class 3A state championship. He will quickly help whoever can sip him.

Richard Fain, 6-0, 180, defensive back, North Fort Myers. Quick start, great speed. Alert. Darrell Kirby, 6-3, 245, defensive lineman, Orlando Jones. Fine all-round player who will get bigger.

Bruce LaSane, 6-4, 190, Wild-wood, wide receiver or defensive back. Absolutely great athlete. Can help immediately at one of several spots. Darius Frazier, 6-2, 230, line- backer-fullback, Hallandale. Has played football, too, and could again.

Terry Anthony, 5-11, 180, wide-out and defensive back, Daytona top-notch grades. Brent Ellis, 6-2, 220, linebacker, Hilliard. Small school, big player. Fullback type. Hard-nosed.

Ted Washington 6-6, 250, lineman both ways, Tampa Bay Tech. May even get bigger. Probably a defensive player. Son of former Houston Oilers linebacker of same name. Reggie Demps, 6-0, 190, running back, Orlando Oak Ridge.

A natural. Speed. Size. Tracy Williams, 6-0, 200, fullback-type, Sarasota High. Bullish player who will grow.

Ron Lewis, 6-1, 175, wide receiver, Jacksonville Raines. Quality all-round athlete who could play many positions. Mike Smith, 5-11, 175, defensive back and premier punt return man, Gainesville Buchholz. Potential game breaker. Mark Murray, 6-4, 215, linebacker, Apopka.

Also a heads-up Beach Mainland. Quality player of versatility. Browning Nagle, 6-3, 210, quarterback, Pinellas Park. Leader. Well-organized.

Pat Moorer, 6-1, 196, linebacker, Pensacola Escambia. Speed, strength, will. George Moore, 6-0, 185, linebacker, Palm Bay. Injured knee early but some will gamble because of his abilities before injury. Alan Ward, 6-0, 185, place-kicker, Pensacola Escambia.

Accurate. Long. Tom Woodford, 5-10, 180, place-kicker, Hernando. His size belies his strength. So there they are, The Tribune's Blue Chippers of 1985.

They will be signed to scholarships by spring's end, most of them to major-college grants, as the foremost of more than 200 Florida high school players who will be so blessed. know where they are." Goldthwaite rolled to the state Class A championship but it was without one sophomore player, who had struggled to get in shape and to play on the varsity, Priest said. "He failed a class and one week later he quit school," Priest said. "He needed to remain in our program. I could have helped motivate him to bring his grades up.

"Now he's gone and he'll never play football again." Sweetwater Coach W.T. Stapler thinks the effects of the law, which forces students to pass all subjects in order to participate in extracurricular activities, is slowly eroding the role of athletics in the educational process. "We coaches have been branded as the bad guys who only want to exploit the kids," Stapler said. "But that's not true. HOUSTON The state's controversial no pass, no play law was no problem for the Sweetwater Mustangs, who didn't lose a varsity player to grades en route to the state Class 4A high school football championship, the first in the school's history.

Electra Coach Joe Allen also had his full varsity lineup in leading the Tigers to the state Class 2A championship. Houston Yates Coach Luther Booker, who coached the Lions to an unbeaten season and the state's Class 5A title, and Chan Priest, coach of Class A state champion Goldthwaite Eagles, had sadder stories to tell. "Two weeks into the state playoffs we lost three players, one of them a starter," Booker said. "They've completely disappeared from our program. I don't even Handle does not reflect Downs attendance increase TiMtdoy's Bwuftt (C) 1M by Doty Racing Form, kw.

FIRST RACE Purse $2,600, Maiden J- and yearotctt, dalmlng price 1 116 mile. Off: 1:01, Start good, won driving. :24.2, :49, 1:50. Cloudy, track fast PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FIN ODDS 2SurSly 2 61 7-3 2-2 1-14 12.20 8 Baffle Chrgr 67-1)4 6hd MH 24 8.60 1 El Sunny 1 21 4hd i 4-1 3-3 2.90 SBntPleasre 109-3)4 9-2K 4nk 2.70 lOUveSpeed 7 66 8-2 6-1 51H 73.60 6 La Veranda 8 10 10 8-12 61 8.60 7 Street King 5 4hd 2nd 514 74 2.20 4 Thoughtful Holt 1 1-14 1-2 3hd 820 58.00 9ChfWhteFt 9 51 5hd 9-114 9hd 51.00 3FredDuNord 3 5hd 5-1 10 10 15.30 JOCKEYS: Gonzatei, Warner, iuhr, Guerra. Gurv ther, Henry, Solomon, Amodle, Buchanan 2 Sur Sly 26.40 12.00 7.40 5 Baffle'i Charger 8.40 5.40 1 El Sunny 4.00 OulnMa 2-5 paid 81.00.

SECOND RACE Purse $2,900, 3-year-oldi and up, claiming price 6 furlongs. Off: 1:26, Start good, won driving. :22.2, :46.1. 1:12.4 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FIN ODDS 2 No Pn Charte 10 83 61 5)4 1-2 1.90 5 Doctor Boys 3 21 214 144 2-4 3.80 4 SImp Weep 5 7-2 5nd 5-3 3-2 17.10 7 Bald Reviewer 63-1)4 3-2 4-1)4 4-1)4 4.00 6V.Formatton' 8 93 95 7-1 5nk 15.80 IPnnyLprchn 7 6)4 744 82)4 frr 5.80 3 Double WHd 41-114 144 2-1 7-3 10.50 10 Doc's Exit 2 4hd 4- end 19.80 8 Scrub 15-1)4 83 3 97 24.50 9 10 10 10 10 23.20 JOCKEYS: Martin, Ferrer, Crews, Gutierrez, Sanchez, Amodle, Buchanan, Simpson, Archcmboutt, SotofDOfi 2 No Pom Charlie 5.80 3.40 2.40 6 Doctor Blues 4.00 3.40 4 Sleep Weep 5.20 Qulnlekj 2-5 paid 12.80. Trtfecta 2-54 paid 292.60.

Dally double 22 paid 113.60 THIRD RACE Purse $2,700, Maiden 2vearlds, claiming price $5,000, 6 furlongs. Off: 1:55. Start good, won driving. :23, :48, 1:15 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FIN ODDS 6SwtMnyHoney 861)4 7d 5-1 1nd 2.90 8 Slack Rem 2 93 82)4 4nd 2 3.40 2 Wishful mtmslc 7 21 12 1-2 3-2 3.30 3 Skylark 5 1-hd 21 244 4no 4.90 9 Sonny's Biscuit 3 7-3 614 62 5-14 29.40 5 It's Given 4 6hd 544 3-1 6-7 63.20 7 Honest Ed 10 10 10 8)4 72 24.50 4 Jet Cruise 6 3-)4 4-1)4 72)4 84 7.20 lOSkNtveRtla 1 5-1 5hd 9-2 9-2 24.00 1 Crafty Shooter 9 444 9hd- 10 10 9.00 JOCKEYS: luhr, EstreDa, Crews, Whitley. Lowe, NINTH RACE Purse 1,600 (Arabian) 3-yeorolds and up, claiming price 6 furlongs.

Off: 4:18. Start good, won driving. :25.1, :51.4, 1:22.2 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FN ODDS SRdmsBenRbl 24314 4114 1nd 1no .80 ICIsscJetAmar 7 66 .54 5114 2-114 .80 2 Statlcc 4 144 1-1)4 21 56 24.20 7 Count Dtamnte 1 3hd 514 4)4 4nk 3.00 6DobryWlzzrd 6 7 7 7 5) 3.00 4EdenStredk 5 51 66 65 61 32.60 STCTheasko 3 21 2nd 51 7 3.70 JOCKEYS: Greco, Agulrre, Gilbert, Henry, Mislewlcz, Solomon, Copetand 1a RodamesBenRabl 3.60 2.80 2.80 1 Classic Jet Amoar 3.60 2.80 2.80 2 Statlcc 10.8)4 Qumiela 1-2 paid 26.00. Perfecta 1-2 paid 53.60. Late scratches: Highland Raphael, for Mae King.

TENTH RACE Purse $3,800 (plus $1,000 FOA), allowance, 5year-oids and up, fWles and mares, 6 furlongs. Off: 4:43. Start good, won driving. :22.3, :46, 1:14 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FtN ODDS 2PrlncssRajhla 42114 1nd 2214 1-no 2.10 ISchlOpen 3 1)4 23 1-114 2-K 3.80 3 Penny Luck 7 62 5214 514 52 9.40 5 Dance Over 2 5hd 61 5hd 4114 3.10 6 Cannon Girl 6 514 62 612 51 2.90 4MlnniCase 1 45 43 41 612 24.10 7PeorlssYlpple 5 7 7 7 7 14.90 JOCKEYS: Ottavlano, Gutierrez, Arias, Luhr, Alen, Sanchez, Htbum 2 Princess Ramia 6.20 3.40 3.80 1 School's Open 4.80 5.80 3 Penny For Luck 5.60 Qumiela 12 paid 17.80. Late scratches: Regal Britches.

ELEVENTH RACE Purse $3,100, 5yedr-olds and up. claiming price 1 16 mSes. Off: 5:06, Start good, won driving. :23.3,:47.3,1:12.2,1:39.2,1:46.1 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FIN ODDS 1 Pago's Dream 1 15 14 1-2 1-3 2.90 7WammgFlag 7 51 414 21 24 3.50 4AldevFoly 2 23 25 5314 52 29.70 6CoupRompre 4 5hd 51 43 43 8.90 2Plasa 6 8 8 8 5hd 1.70 8 Mod Doc 8 7nd 7-hd 614 6nk 5.80 SButCtvBuck 4 62 62)4 51 7-2 10.30 3 Brother Guy 3 41 51)4 744 8 43.70 JOCKEYS: Whitley, Adkms. Ehrllruplel.

Hernandez, Warner, Henry, Htoum, Fmnegan 1 Pago's Dream 7.80 4.20 4.40 7 Warning Flag 6.60 4.20 4 Aldey Foly 12.40 Qumiela 1-7 paid 19.60. Trtfecta 1-74 paid 589.40. Late dally double 21 paid 28.80. Attendance: 2,733. Handle: $332,143.

Martin, Gonzalez, Wade, Londono, Buchanan 7. Sweet Mny Honey 7.80 3.80 2.60 9 Slack Rem 3.60 3.00 2 Wishful Intrinsic 2.80 Qumiela paid 24.80. Trtfecta 7-92 paid 102.80. Late scratches: Cutty Shock, Clever Star. FOURTH RACE Purse $2,500, 3-year-olds and up, dalmlng price $3,000, 6 furlongs.

Off: 2:18. Start good, won driving. :23.2, :47.1, 1:14 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FIN ODDS 3 Firing Une 4 144 2-1)4 11 144 3.20 7RomaBeval 5 244 1-hd 21)4 2-hd 12.10 6 Medieval Lad 11 5hd 5)4 4-1)4 344 44.40 I Boston Kid 9 82 62)4 5hd 4-3)4 9.30 9KerwdyRoyle 3 3nd 3nd 644 544 23.60 BSorcsAppmts 8 61 71)4 61 6no 6.70. USeekPrfctlon 1 41 41 7114 744 3.60 4 Bold Dole 79-114 94 51 6nd 2.10 10RudyKazudy 2 7-3 6nd 9 9 15.30 JOCKEYS: Allen, Londono. Crews, dePass.

bum, Warner, Hi, Martin, Wade 3 Firing Line 6.40 4.40 4.60 7 Roma Beval 13.40 8.40 6 Medieval Lad 12.60 Gulnlela 3-7 paid 48.40 Trtfecta 3-7-6 paid 1364.80 FIFTH RACE Purse $2,800. maiden 2-yeorokis, claiming price 6 furlongs. Off: 2:43. Start good, won driving. :23.1, :47.3.

1:14.4 PP HORSE OFF 14 .12 STR RN ODDS 3NncyOnlyGri 12 614 7-1 5hd 1-no 8.90 HadySelmo 7 214 1-1 1-2 22 9.00 8Pat'lXfflas 6 744 5-14 51)4 3nk 1.60 5 Pom Budget 6 41 4)4 2nd 42 18.70. 4 Wordier 4 1nd 2nd 41 51)4 9.30 2RaDtanBld 5 5-2 6nd 6214 63 23.10 12 Mad Girl 10 9nd 104 61 744 112.20 7BraveBoHma 2 5hd 3-1 71 6nk 2.90 9VondyMe 11 12 ,12 10-3 9nd 36.90 II East Bids 1 10-1 92 92 10-7 11.30 10 Quick Abt It 9 61 614 113 114 15.40 6 Bankers Bid 3 11-5 11-2 12 12 37.50 JOCKEYS: Gunther, McKenna, Green, Gutierrez, Mislewlcz, Allen, Castillo, Sagardla, Crews, Wade, dePass, Luhr 3 Nonc's Only GUI 19.80 9.20 9.20 1 Lady Sekna 10.20 4.80 8 Pat's Christmas 3.00 Qumiela 1-3 paid 100.60. Trtfecta 3-1-8 paid 789.00. SIXTH RACE Purse $2,900, 3-yearolds ond up. claiming price 1 116 rrie.

Off: 2:43, Sort good, won driving. :23.1, :48.1, 1:13.4, 1:41.1, 1:47 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FIN ODDS 5 Starr's Arab 6 612 5hd 1114 1-5 2.30 10 Best Hearted 10 10 10 6114 2-3' 11.00 7Fntrock 9 9nd 9hd 3-14 5no' 4.90 1 Fustier 1 11 1-2 23 42 3.50 6 Tracy A. 7 614 7-3 5hd 5-3 9.10 3 Fabulous Way 3 344. 2nd 414 65 "1O40 8Surrexlt 65114 6)4 7-2 7-2 8.00 4 Hold It Folks 4 414 4114 614 61 8.80 2 Cathy's Irish 2 2nd 51 97 97 82.80 9MissBlokeny 8 71 61 10 10 21.70 JOCKEYS: Arias, Fmnegan, Londono, Crews, ManganellO. Gutierrez, Guerra, Buchanan, Ehriirv spiel.

Mislewlcz 5 Starr's Arab 6.60 4.60 2.80 10 Best 14.20 8.20 7 Hlntrock 3.40 Qumiela 510 paid 35.60. Trtfecta 5107 paid 276.00 SEVENTH RACE-rPurse $2,900, 3-year-olds ond up, miles and mares, claiming price 6 furlongs. Off: 3:31. Start good, won driving. :22.3, :46.4, 1:14 PP HORSE OFF 14.

12 STR. FN ODDS 9BckyBonBon 52214 2214 1-14 144 22.70 7 Sister Jackie 89114 744 4hd 21 2200 4 Mm Dor 9 102 9-114 7nd 51 7.00 10 Sugar Pckers 6 744 614 614 4hd 2.80 SEdteUst 2 4hd 61 5114 5nk 6.20 1Mrs.Less 10 514 4hd 5hd 6nk 46.20 3 Jet Set Arm 31-114 1-hd 22 74 9.50 5 Rule World 7 5hd 514 84 6214 21.70 11ExclsveFage11 11 11 104 95 2.90 6 Ponton 4 614 6114 92 10 1.30 2 Rhea's GM 1 8 1)4 10-1 )4e a 42.20 JOCKEYS: Crews, Martmr McKenna. Whitley. Hanks, Buchanan. Green, Ferrer, Gonzalez, Amodle 9 Becky's Bon Bon 47.40 28.40 11.80 7 Sister Jackie 14.20 9.00 4 Mm Dor 7.80 QumMa paid 375.40.

Trifedd 974 paid 6996.20. late scratches: Wee Creek. EIGHTH RACE Purse $3,800 (plus $1,000 FOA), 5year-olds and up, claiming price 14,000, 7 furlongs. Off: 3:54. Start good, won driving.

:23.2,:46.3,1:12.2,1:25.2 PP HORSE OFF 14 12 STR FIN ODDS 3 Sovergn Accrd 4 4hd 1-hd 1-1)4 1-1 12.00 2 mmttonlyBIU 75-1)4 41 2nd 244 2.40 5 Triple Sly 9 6)4 62 53 53 2.20 SSIIkPteasre 3 1-hd 6114 42 42 9.50 10 Rock n' War 59214 95 744 54 12.80 4CapulfPrde 1 2d 2-hd 514 6no 3.50 7 Costly Contrd 2 51 51 62 7nk 17.30 9GueroNegro 9 84 7 2 61)4 62 27.40 6Spex 8 7nd 63 94 93 54.40 IDnAlbrtJuan 10 10 10 10 10 16.60 JOCKEYS: Alen, Green, Arias, Wade. Htbum, Mslewlcz, Sanchez, Adkms, Solomon, Whitley 3 Sovereign Accord 26.00 10.00 4.00 .2 intentionally Blue 4.40 2.40 5 Triple Sly 2.80 Qumiela 25 paid 51.80. TrHecta 625 paid 398.00. Super Six payoff 79.20 (4 winners). Super Six jackpot Is $9,862.50 Tribune Staff and Wires OLDSMAR They're turning out in greater numbers at Tampa Bay Downs for the current meeting, but the betting handle remains close to the same.

General Manager Dick Wilson Tuesday reported that for the first three weeks of December (15 racing dates)- turnstile count came to 44,737. That compares to last December when there were nine racing dates and total attendance of 43,949 for an increase of 35 percent. Betting figures for December 1984 came to $332,186 against $334,116 through last Saturday. The increase amounted to $1,930. Wilson is counting on the usual turn to higher figures after the Christmas holiday.

"A lot of people are waiting at home for the holidays and attendance should pick up," Wilson said, adding that the cold weather has been a negative factor for a couple Saturday programs. Saturday is the busiest day at the track. Wilson did not compare this year's and last year's figures. Last December there were only nine racing dates, all on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This year's count included racing on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, plus Friday and Saturday.

The track will be dark today and resume racing Thursday. Post time is 1 p.m. Horse Racing Ocala-bred colt out of the running OCALA Ogygian, a top-ranked 2- year-old, will be out of the running for the Triple Crown next season after injuring an ankle while kicking a rail earlier this month. A bone chip was removed from the colt's right hind leg Monday at Tartan Farms, where it was bred. If all heals well and there are no complications, Ogygian may be able to race again in May or June, said farm manager Bryan Howlett But that would be too late to begin serious competition for the Triple Crown.

Ogygian is one of several Ocala-bred colts in the running for the Eclipse Award as the best 2-year-old. It won all three of its starts this year, including the Belmont Futurity. Meanwhile, the immediate fate of Stephan's Odyssey, a top-ranked 3-year-old old, remained in question at Hialeah Park. The colt suffered a broken leg a week ago. Trainer Woody Stephens had hoped to operate to save the horse for stud service, but blood clots around the break made that too risky.

Racing nightly except on Sundays. Matinees Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Special matinee program today. No matinee racing Chritmas day. Location: 8300 Nebraska Ave.

Post times: Night races at 7:30. Matinee races at 12:45 p.m. GandyOwatssa 5.20 3.40 2 Ocean Fathom 2.80 6 Qumiela (25) paid $31.80 Trtfecta (52-6) paid $324.80 Box And Wheel Paid $162.40 TENTH RACE516ths. Gr. Time: 31.36 Ultra Gallant 38.80 10.60 5.20 8 Dc's Glenn 5.20 2.60 6 Leaderoflhepoc 4.20 4 Qumiela (68) paid $77.00 Trifedd (564) paid $1066.60 Box And Wheel Paid $533.30 ELEVENTH RACE-516fhs, Gr.

Time: 31.35 VWbar Spoon 7.60 4.40 4.80 8 Wright Drifter 6.00 2.80 2 Quiet Choos 8.60 1 Qumiela (25) paid $17.00 Trtfecta (621) paid $138.60 Plc6 (70t8) paid $4056.00 Box And Wheel Paid $69.30 Pice Jackpot $982,510.00 TWELFTH RACE516th, Gr. Time: 31.49 Manatee Santana 10.60 5.60 4.20 2 MolcomStar 4.40 2.80 4 Casey's Consent 4.00 7 Qumiela (24) paid $34.40 Trtfecta (247) paid $393.00 Box And Wheel Paid $196.50 THIRTEENTH RACE-5 16fhs, Gr. Time: 31.40 Stela Valentine 6.40 4.80 3.80 8 Bob Sal 6.60 5.00 4 He Has Wings 9.60 6 QumMa (46) paid $45 80 Trtfecta (846) paid $439.80 Box And Wheel Paid $219.90 DoubteQumiela (24845 Paid $2137.40) Time 1:14 45. Perfeda (36) paid $269.00. Trtfeda (5612) paid $1,333.80.

SEVENTH RACE 7 furlongs Lucky Rebeau (Vasquez) 13.60 3.40 2.40 Arnerrlco Double (Londono) 2.40 2.20 Lyphard Line (Duarte) 2.60 Time 1:25 15. Perfecta (15) paid $39.00. EIGHTH RACE 7 furlongs Alycette (Vasquez) 19.60 9.80 7.80 School Of Art (Suckle) 4.40 3.80 Your Got (Paynter) 4.20 Time 1:25 35. Perfecta (41) paid $62.60. Trtfeda (413) paid $401.20.

Super Six (5155514). No winners. 4 Wins paid $123.40. (5 Tickets). Carryover $1,852.11.

NINTH RACE 1 mHe Donna's Ddly (Baltazor) 9.40 6.60 4.60 Statuesque (Sellers) 13.60 7.40 So She Sleeps (Lauzon) 6.00 Time 1:55 25. Perfecta (61) paid $89.00. TENTH RACE 6 furlongs MMie Prospect (Lee) 8.60 6.60 4.00 Wlmar(Velez) 5.20 3.40 Donee Realty (Lester) 3.00 Time 1:12 55. Perfecta (92) paid $42.80. Trtfecta (92-7) paid $303.40.

Attendance 7,792. Handle $1,157,204. 3 Hector Protedor 4 Husker Emma K's Meteor 6 Cherry Troubles 7 Oty Bowman 8 Pme Brook TENTH RAC516ths, Gr. 1 Bc Walt 2 Someday Maybe 3 Baron Mercedes 4 Broad Beam 5 Hurdls 6 Brlggs 7 Come See Me 6 Martha's Trbde ELEVENTH RACE516thS. Gr.

1 E's Bandtt 2 Mingo's Dakota 3 Weather Wise 4 Harvey Troubles 5 Avon Calling 6 O's Pennyjoe 7 So Promising 6 Dave Porter TWELFTH RACE-38ths, Gr. 1 Tour De Force 2 Cogm Romancer 3 Ditto 4 Lc Keyno 6 Mmnie Bet 6 Leandra 7 Bob's Wmsor 8 Eire Andy THfRTEENTH RACE-38th, Gr. 1 Mother's Sonny 2 My Little Mfke 3 Fast Royalty 4 MUi Dreammaker 5 Lynn lake 6 Final Choice 7 Jb Harper 8 Baley JOHNNK'S SUCTIONS 1. Gregory Griggs (6), Marge's Dimples (1), Special Salute (2): 2. Feudmg Festus (7), AN's Little Liz (1), Manatee Natchez (2); 3.

Twm Gallant (1), SR Stacy (6), Rumple Teazer (8); 4. T. Boom (1), Dodgle (5), Kurv tree Excel (7); 5. Hard Times (1), A Lot Mad (4) Voley Splosh (7): 6. Treasure Stone (6), Atwood Poul (1).

Ocean Mermaid (7); 7. Bob's Brass (1), Bashful Troubles (6), Just Fox (3): 6. Dashaiean (4), Goalie (1), Twyla (3); 9. Pine Brook (8), Sarah's Ribbon (1), Hector Protector (3); 10. Come See Me (7), BJC Watt (1).

HuraTs (5); 11. O's Penny Joe (6), EJ's Bandtt (1), So Promising (7): 12. Tour De Force (1), Cogm Romancer (2), Minnie Bet (5) 13. JB Harper (7), Mother's Sonny (1), My Little Mfke (2). 1 Marge's Dimples 2 Special Solute 3 Panda Troubles 4 Lakon Jake 5 Just Deb 6 Gregory Griggs 7 Veled Charm 8 Mkfand Cory SECOND RACWStht, Gr.

1 An's Little Liz 2 Manatee Natchez 3 Wright Betalne 4 Impend Brutus 5 Highland Jan 6 Lon 7 Feuding Fesfus 6 Dating Game THRD RACE516th, Gr. 1 Twm Gallant 2 District Court 3 Troyce 4 Wright Day 6 Jalapeno Pepper 6 Sr Stacy 7 Rtchdog Poordog 8 Rumple Teazer FOURTH RACS516ths, Gr. 1 Boom 2 Chevy Troubles 3 Sidekick 4 Wright Arby 5 Dodgte 6 Arthur Bubble 7 Kuntree Excel 8 Lb mtense FIFTH RACE-5 16ms, Gr. 1 Hard Times 2 Body Double 3 Birmingham 4 George 5 Okeechobee Miss 6 Al Occasions 7 Valley Splash 8 Big Pat's Circus SIXTH RACE-3eths, Gr. 1 Atwood Poul 2 Cogm Martinique 3 K's Capezlo 4 Jody's Pleasure 6 laree Alveou 6 Treasure Stone 7 Ocean Mermaid 8 Manatee CaM SEVENTH RACE516fhs, Gr.

1 Bob's Brass 2 Tuck Away 3 Just Fox 4 Mktge I Babe 5 Bed Mate 6 Bashful Troubles 7 Dabney Tate 8 Galant Daring EIGHTH RACE516thS, Gr. 1 GooM 2 Roses Cockfal 3 Twyla 4 Dashaiean 5 Valley Haze 6 Impressive One 7 Chinook Scott 8 Bright MNTH RACE-3Bths, Gr. 1 Sarah's Ribbon 2 Linger On TUESDAY'S BftWTt HRST RACE 6 furlongs Spring Spangled (Lester) 4.60 3.00 2.60 OoLaLaFour(Acevedo) 4.20 3.20 Holy's Vision (Duarte) 5.40 Time 1:13 15. SECOND RACE 6 furlongs Peartofgreatprlce (Hussey) 8.20 3.60 2.60 Nancy's Basket (St. Leon) 2.80 2.40 Fawn Bay (Penna) 3.40 Time 1:13 15.

Daly Double (2 3) paid $23.60. Perfecta (56) paid $21.40. THIRD RACE 1 mse Jetsetter's Dream (Cruguet) 10.40 5.60 3.20 Broadway Bob (Sdaretta) ..00 5.40 Tough On Dtrt(Pezua) 3.40 Time 1:42 15. Perfecta (59) paid $117.80. FOURTH RACE 1 mile 70 yds.

Great Queen (Duarte) 32.80 15.60 7.60 Flashy Ann (St Leon) 3.60 2.40 JustNodler(Pezua) 4.40 Time 1:49 15. Perfecta (10-2) paid $231.80. Trtfecta (1525) paid $1,671.40. FTTH RACE 6)4 furlongs My Mac (Londono) 7.20 3.20 2.10 Striking Array (Lester) 2.80 2.10 Guyana (Stteon) 2.10 Time 1:1645. Perfecta (52) paid $22.60.

SIXTH RACE 6 furlongs Our Tonkatoy (Breen) 41.40 26.60 8.00 Bends Queen (Soto) 5.00 3.40 fMth's Bracelet (Suckle) 4 80 RFTH RACE516ths. Gr. Time: 31.17 Lb Mysterious 20.00 6.00 2.80 5 Up Front 4.80 2.60 1 ChangmgGears 240 7 Qumiela (1-5) paid $21.40 Trtfeda (517) paid $216.00 Box And Wheel Paid $108.00 SIXTH RACt516fhs. Gr. A Time: 31.03 Hood River EddMt 6.60 3.40 3.20 5 Zyrilus Visigoth 5.40 3.80 3 T's Bogle 5.40 2 Qumiela (35) paid $23.60 Trtfecta (552) paid $310.00 -Box And Wheel Paid $155.00 SEVENTH RACE516thS, Gr.

Time: 31.51 Rounding Third 11.40 5.00 3.60 8 EWe Troubles 4.20 3.20 1 Dazzling Debbie 3.20 5 Qumiela (1-8) paid $16.00 Trtfeda (615) paid $149.00 Box And Wheel Paid $74.50 EIGHTH RACS516tht, Gr. Time: 31.46 WhtaperWIndy 11.40 6.20 3.00 8 DidYaMlssMe 4.20 3.40 7 Bob's Shopper 5.60 6 Qumiela (75) paid $19 60 Trtleda (674) paid $322.60 Box And Wheel Paid $161.30 MNTH RACE516ths, Gr. A Time: 31.02 JomorgyMercetis 7.60 6.00 3.60 6 TUHOAV'S MATtNf I MtULTS FIRST RACE516ths, Gr. Time: 31.27 Bossier Scott 24.40 6.80 9.40 3 Golden Caper 4.40 3.20 7 SaNsawSunDog 4.60 4 Qumiela (57) paid $76.00 Trtfecta (574) paid $711.20 Box And Wheel Paid $355.60 SECOND RACE416ths, Gr. Time: 31.34 EKIelasttng 6.20 3.80 2.20 3 Skim A Dos 6.80 3.00 4 Ten like Mom 2.20 5 Qumiela (54) paid $26.20 Trtfecta (545) paid $125.60 Box And Wheel Paid $62.80 DaHy Double (53) paid $160.40 THIRD RACE516ths.

Gr. Time: 31.50 Partner 13.80 4.80 4.20 4 Jessica 3.80 4.80 6 Jetport Author 5.60 5 Quimela (48) paid $25.40 Trtfecta (455) paid $768.20 Box And Wheel Paid $384.10 FOURTH RACE516ths. Gr. A Time: 30.82 HuskerMarissa 4.60 3.80 2.80 7 Facts Figures 5.40 4.60 4 Speedy Troubles 7.20 8 Qumiela (47) paid $21.00 Trtleda (748) paid $192.00 Box And Wheel Pot $96.00 Attendance 3692. Hanaw Ptc5 Jackpot $982,510.00 TODAY'S BKTTHES FIRST RACE-38fhs, Gi..