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The GAZETTE, Montreal, Feb. 29, 972 mate At the races A five-for-nine night Collins Game lo oms barg sulky buy am be "Might just turn out to Analysis who sat chilly and let them cut out the early part. Then, when he finally got around to it there was just no contest This one paid $3.20. Had a scratch in the seventh when Keystone Song came up as a vet's scratch. Won our fourth race of the night in the eighth with Bob R.

This one took the lead passing the stands with Andre Boucher, sat there unmolested through an three quarters and then pulled away in the stretch. Our Torborton couldn't quite hang on in the featured ninth. We got back the winning track in the 10th when Brock-le's Colt took the lead coming past the stands and stayed there all the way to win and pay $3.70. For the night five winners in nine races. By DOUG GILBERT bf The- Gazette Most harness trainers become extremely guarded around this time of year when the subject turns to their untested two-year-old colts.

And Jim MacGregor, Prince Edward Island's gift to Montreal racing, can be pretty guarded when talking about any of his horses at any time. So, when James invited you over to the barn to look at one in February you have to see. what all the excitement's about. "Collins Game," said MacGregor pointing to a shaggy appearing youngster wlx was wrestling with lunch in the farthest corner of his stall. bargain since Jim picked him up at Harrisburg for $5,500 on behalf of owner Myron Bell (Torrid Encounter and Grant Minbar) of Charlottetown.

"Myron's from one of the oldest racln families in the Island," 8 ay a Jim. "His father used to have some good ones. Now he owns the Old Spain restaurant and the Grenada lounge down there. "Curls a lot too. Couldn't even reach him Saturday to tell him about Grant Minbar's win 'cause he was out winning the Legion bonspiel." Curling, it seems, is the winter avocation of most of the Island's extensive racing fraternity.

BRIER BOUND MacGregor's brother Bill will be throwing the third rocks for Kip Ready's rink when the Brier opens in St. Johns, next Monday. "Cripes," says James, "everybody's in it. Frant Acorn, the racing secretary at the Charlottetown Driving Park was at Bonnets on the weekend. He skipped the P.E.I.

rink in the Brier twice. They've aU been in it. If I wasn't so tied up with racing now I'd be in it, too. "In fact I can't make up my mind whether to go to St. Johns next week or not.

I've made the reservations already, but I don't know if I can work it. "The boys were there last year and they're the only rink back for a second chance. They might do well." So might little Collins Game, though the percentage For the first time in a few days we weren't even close In the daily double. -f In the first race the outside post position proved fatal as Stnator Texas raced far back in the pack and could do no better than fourth. But even that wasn't as good as it sounds.

We were many lengths behind the winner FC Von. Consul Richelieu hooked wheels a little with Land-sweep coming to the wire in the second, but it didn't make any different. Wasn't going to be there anyway as Serge Grise came home with Flame In the third Duncan Mac-Tavish came out with an alert Transponder, got to the front end and never looked back skimming home in 2:06. Our Dell Mir got shuffled back Bonnets TRACK PAST FIRST RACE: Trot. Purst $1,200: FC Von, Hrtert Jill 1-3'A 3.30 Sergeant Rum, Bovrg 3 7 3 3 2-nk 11 .40 Danoutchka, Br'seau 1 2 2 2 3-4 2.80 Senator Texas, Grl 1 8 7 7 4-1 12.45 Varlo Hanover, Gend 4 5 5 4 5-1V4 40.25 Hlckl HI, Hanna 7 4 4 4 4-2 14.75 Renee Mir.

Cote 2 9 8 8 7-2 18.15 Observer, Glguer 4 3 4 5 8-'A 8.20 Trnttv nill.r. Onlrlf 01111 43.35 3-FC Von (.48 4.4 3.3 3.4 14 5 sergeant Rum 1 Danoutchka 2.4 SECOND RACE) Pace. Purse $1,200: lame Bill, Grise 4 3 1 1 1-hd 11.10 Time: 1:37.3, 2:10. Flame Beetle Mir, Grenler 9 4 5 5 2- 5 20 4 4 3-ftk IMS Gr'n River Ruthie, 3 7 Landsweep, Picard consul Rlcnetlau. Trumoet Hanover, Captain Anqus, Nad Trotwood Carrie, Gen 8 9 9 8 8-12 10.75 Nathalies Choice, Ma 5 2 7 9 9 30.40 Flame Bill 4.28 3.3 2.M 9 Beatia Mir 4.0 2.M 7 1 3 4 tl 19.25 mi ac 2 4 2 2 4-nk 4.40 Two groups and one sport and closed with a tremendous rush on the outside.

Ran out of track at the end, though, and wasn't there. We finally hit on the fourth as Nicol Tremblay trotted at the back of the crowd with Kilag for a long time. Was starting to worry a little at the top. of the stretch but shouldn't have. Trotted up a storm in the last sixteenth to win as he pleased, Heavily backed, the trotter paid $3.70.

We made it a winning streak in the fifth when Adios Angus took command right at the start, and stayed right there. An easy win. Paid $3.80. And right back with another favorite in the sixth. This time it was Yankee Blaze, results Yankee BlMt, Coulet 131 11-1 10.40 Attorney Lsvallee 9 4 4 4 MW 4.40 Mighty Lto, Samson 2 3 3 3-no 1J.60 Allwood Rhode, Leta 5 1 7 4 4-tid 27.85 Thondarman Grisa 4122 S-V4 4.45 Hllli Rebel, Turcot 3 4 5 5 fVt 33.50 Fnnv Gander, Miller 4 7 4 7 7-VS 14.75 Martha Guy, Boucher 7 8 1-714 34.45 Worthy Lucia, Bed'd 1 9 9 9.

44.45 I Inlt tY. 9 AMOTOeY 4.40 Time: :31.1; 2:08.1. Quinellai 1 and paid lll.ft. SEVENTH RACE; Pace. Purse $1,400: Ouy Master, Seaman 2 Again, Hanna ,5 4 5 2-no 9.25 wounress iun vim Mlddlebrookboy, Or, 7 11 4-1 2.

5 4 Countess Rene Time: 2:08 No. 4 Keystone Song scratched. EIGHTH RACE Pace, 1 milt, Bob Boucher I I 1 i. wnwiii ft riu vi.v. mm i 1 ir.

3 4 2 2 1-nk 2.25 1.00 Wrestling: Here's one war that's for real of good winter lookers who fall apart before -they get to the races in May and June, is staggering. BIG EARNER "The best colt I ever had," says MacGregor, "was Ideal Donut back to 1969, and he didn't show it this soon. "I always had faith in him, but he was just another horse in the winter. By summer he was beating Columbia George, Most Happy Fella, and the best around. He had earned $40,000 before the year was half over.

"And then he just up and died on us. Five vets went over him after it was over and they couldn't figure out what happened. They thought it was blood poisoning. You never know with the colts." ronto to wrestle, are the key names with Eastern Sports. Grand Prix has Edouard Carpentier, Don Leo Jonathan, Ivan Koloff and their newest hot property, seven-foot-four, 400-pound Jean Fer-re from France.

In 15 Forum dates Rougeau and Langevin have averaged 14,000 fans. Their next card there is March 20. At Sauve, they run between 2,500 and 3,000 a week. Paul Vachon says the Verdun nights have drawn between 3,000 and 4,000. They've gone into the Forum twice so far.

One date was a flop, aborted by an ice storm. The count was 5,000. The other was an attraction Jan. 12. They go back tonight with Jonathan and Carpentier, Koloff and Joe Leduc.

Both run a provincial circuit and get widespread exposure on TV. And both see wide vistas for expansion. Grand Prix is moving into the Rouyn-Noranda area- and Eastern Sports has exclusive rights on Jarry Park for-outdoor shows next summer. DODGEl Till 31st MARCH 3-OW Master J.4 2.49 Muney Again 'Confused morality Dr. Lionel Tiger, internationally-acclaimed an thropologist from Montreal, writes in his book, 'Men in groups': "Commercial wrestling is almost entirely scripted.

But it is necessary for all per formers to maintain very excellent physical con dition because the work is dangerous otherwise. Continual practice is necessary to ensure timing and skill in the various falls, jumps, holds and twists, which constitute the classical repertoire of the wrestler's ritual enactment of a confused morality play scene." 3-Gretn River Ruthie Rwal Cook, Lefrtwe 8 2 3 3 3-Vi 14.90 Jff" At i 5 sJS Lao 7 U2' on uw 5 I i tiv, sis SfiETjVmS it 11 J'U 3.40? Vs 2 i0 38 2 10 2 t05alRCen, Icott 7 Roval it. Well, that's what they did to us before our last card." Says Rougeau, aceusing-Grand Prix of an old wrestling gimmick: "They're trying to play the nice guys. We're supposed to be the heavy. But sooner or later these things are going to bounce back in their face." BOTH WAYS A number of wrestlers have performed for both outfits.

Rougeau and Langevin claim they were raided. Paul Vachon says on that subject: "We tell our wrestlers we dont care who they wrestle for. All I have to do is pick up the phone. I can call wrestlers anywhere. They trust me." In any event, the way it works out, performers booked by one group normally maintain an allegiance.

Carlos Rocha, Abdullah the Butcher, Gino Brito, Jacques Rougeau, Johnny's 38-year-old younger brother, and Jacques' son Raymond, who just turned 17 and is already making weekend excursions to To to steal my staff, to break us up. They've made offers to people in my office. And there's even documents missing from our files. We reported the theft to the police. But what good is that? It just seems like sour grapes.

"We're supposed to be running wrestling down. Well, we're the ones that set the records for attendance all over the province. In the old Forum, nobody has topped out 17,998 Of April, 1968. And we drew 20,000 since the renovation and installation of the extra seats. That's running it down?" Langevin, contends meanwhile that the opposition has violated a gentlemen's agreement, providing for a moratorium on promotion before the other guy's show at the Forum is over.

"It's like you're bringing in Engelbert Humperdinck and Tom Jones one after the other. You wouldn't start advertising Jones before the numpertuncK snow is over. That would take away from Timnt. i-Mi Mti 5-Kina Tar 2.70 Time: :31.1; 1:03 t'fu 1 .34.4, FOURTH RACE: Trot. Purse $1100: Kllag, Tremblay 7 4 5 4 1-1V4 fO.85 -JS Butch, Charfler Deans Pride, Miller Tag Joy, Bedard Tidy Rose, Cloutier Uncle Art, Turc 7 Kilag SSJJW'A 19.75 4.

3M 70 Daily Double: 3 and 4 paid $31.10. 'THIRD RACE: Pace. Purse $2,500: Transponder, MacTav 3 5 11 1-1 'A 4.70 Armbro Jimmy, Lach 2 4 5 4 2- 5.40 King Tar, Cote 5 1 3 2 3-'. 4.10 Lord Fllcka, Fillon 4 3 4 5 4-hd 13.70 Dell Mir, ODwyer 1 4 4 4 5-V4 Abbe Lark, Brosseau 4 2 2 3 4 fl.55 J-Transponder 11.4 4.W 3.8 2-Armbro Jimmy 2.9 -isBUTen 2 i I Vnt. i I i I 2r i 3 3 2 1 4-1 10.50 K0rlan Ga 4 5 4 3 2-1 12.20 La Flamme, MacGr 1 2 4 3-nk 3.35 Tnrhnltan Tim.

AAfT 5 1 1 l.V4 8.15 Time: :31.1; 2:09.4. Ouinella: 2 and 7 paid $11.1. K- 1-Hndsome Pick scfatched. irTag J0 flnlshei 4th and No. 2-JS Butch Claimed.

FIFTH RACE: Pace. Purse $1,400: Direct Adios, Deal 1111 1-3 f0.90 Margie Victoria, Bed 4 3 4 3 2-hd 14.95 Saul Hanover, White 2 2 2 2 3-no 8.00 The Champ Lady, Hn 5 4 3 4 4-2 4.75 active in the ring with Maurice as a tag-team combo. "We had to exile ourselves to make a living." He worked out of Minneapolis in 1970 and he says mat was his best year. He made $65,000. THERE'S ROOM At this point he says he has no communication with the Rougeau-Langevin people.

"There isn't too much to talk about," he adds. But he feels there is room in this town for two promoters. "Competition is good for everybody," he says. "They became lax because they had a monopoly. They kept bringing in the same faces.

We forced them to make changes. "Our format is a family show. We don't want anybody to be afraid to take their kids. We don't have any managers Call for Rag wood Mir, Robll 4 55 5-2 2.30 Deo Herbert. Bros It a iD.is 1 Direct Adios 4 Margii Victoria 2 Saul Hanover 3.8 3.1 2.4 7.4 4.4 3.4 Time: :32.4; 2:07.3.

No. 3 Bachelors Sear scratched. SIXTH RACE: Pace. Purse $1,200: 3 VERDUN CHRYSLER something maybe. "Had him on the track the other morning and we put the clock on him just to see how he was going.

No pushing mind you, just a check on how fast he was working. "Went the mile in 2:38." As he said that, MacGregor arched one eyebrow and retained a smile. PERFECT SO FAR "The time doesn't mean a thing of course. You can get lots of horses to go fast early if you want to, but what's important is how be does it. "So far this one's been perfect." 1 If Collins Game turns out to be something in this summer's Canadian Juvenile Circuit he'll be some kind of a with cattle prods and we want the officials to be respected." Rougeau and Langevin say they arrhot averse to healthy competition.

But they view the Vachons and Gregoire as interlopers and contend the newcomers have behaved unethically. "Where were they when Bob and I were building this business back in 1965, 1966 and 1967?" says Rougeau, who hasn't applied a reverse step-m toenora on anyway since last August when he to'd himself that a heart attack becomes a real danger in your 40s. "Now that it's profitable they want to come in and take over. "And I don't approve of the way they operate either. There's ethics in this business.

You respect the other guy's territory. They're trying to squeeze in. They are trying tenders i Piece Quebec Orsoinvilie 3.00 PJvV Different locations i. 3 CO PJA. PAUL BESSETTE, DIRECTOR GENERAL I The Barfsmffl 1st ANNIVERSARY Sell-Abration Sal TONIGHT DARK CHRYSLER! en SU39SMCE d-cll right mam from 1st MARCH Migawsh! How do we come up with two winners in four bets and lose $2.40 for the night.

By now I figured everyone out there would be avoiding the Bankroll picks like the plague. Not last night, apparently. Dell Mir got too far back in the third to put us $2 in the hole, but then we came back to hit with Adios Angus ($3.80 in the fifth) and Bob R. (4-1 on the morning line but $4.80 on the board in the eighth). That put us a little ahead, but the big gamble on Torbolton Tim in Hie feature fell short by about 100 yards.

We lost $5 there. DOUG GILBERT Mr. Paul-Emile Primeeu, General Manager Thank You Montrealers We wish to thank the motoring public who patronized us during our 1st year 1971. And we are determined to continue serving you to your satisfaction in the future. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT NO: 108-55-01-2 ADDITION TO THE OFFICE DEPARTMENT OF ROADS Riviert-du-Loup, P.Q.

By MARV MOSS of The Gsiettt A tiff for the lucrative wrestling territory' here has developed and nothing about this confrontation is a sham. One faction is based at the Paul Sauve Sports Centre. The other group operates out of Verdun Auditorium. Both run shows internally' once a week. But the big dough is at the Forum.

And the rivalry is carried on there with one monthly mat extravaganza each, cramming up to 30 wrestlers on a single card, men who make up to $30,000 a year and more, working two or three nights weekly. In one sense or another, all of the protagonists are part of the legacy of the late ebullient Eddie Quinn, a onetime cabbie who controlled the ring incontestably here for years before he died with image in eclipse after a couple of sour promotions. ROUGEAU'S TEAM Today, on the one side are Johnny Rouge a 42, and matchmaker Bob (Legs) Lan-gevin, 58, a man who beat cancer, with a colostomy, a surgical procedure to remove part of the intestine. With them is aide Joe Belanger, also 58, the bookkeeper. They call themselves Eastern Sports Enterprises and have been working out of the Sauve Arena since 1965 when Rougeau divested himself of the Mocambo, an east-end nitery.

"Boxing was part of the deal at first," Rougeau says. "But it's a big headache. Boxing people are too shrewd. They take everything and leave nothing for the promoter. That recent fight between Donato Paduano and Fern Marcotte is an example.

Regis Levesque had to risk $75,000 and he made $10,000 for his trouble. That's not sound business." In the other corner are Paul Vachon, 34, his brother Maurice, 42, who launched Grand Prix Wrestling at Verdun last May with matchmaker Lucien Gregoire, 60, left disabled by the same auto smash that almost killed Edouard Carpentier in 1964. Maurice bills himself as "Mad Dog." The Vacbons are part of a family of 13 offspring of a retired Montreal police sergeant who once worked In coal storage at the harbor and used to amuse his fellow-dockers by lifting eight of them with his back on a table in the lunchroom. GIRL WRESTLER Their kid sister Vivianne, 21, has followed them into the ring where she plays a kind of feminine rogue. But her appearances have been confined to Verdun and outside points.

They can't put hsr on their Forum cards. The Montreal Athletic Commission has banned women's wrestling. In Quinn's lavish heydey of tte 1950s, Belanger, as bis No. 1 inside man and confidant, used to book Rougeau, Langevin -and ies Freres Vacbons on Eddie's rambling circuit And Gregoire ran a satellite operation for Quinn at the old Stade Exchange at Mount Royal and d'Ibervilie Sis. before burned down in 1357.

After Quinn died la 1954, the Grand Prix as it consulted today, wait to work at times for the fiedg-Lig Eastern Sports Eater-prises, "They didn't pT enough, lays Pas! Vachon, 310 potarU now sM still NOT A DRAWING NOT A CONTEST wealthy, Bardler 2 1 3 5 5-dis 4.50 Cloud, Giau 4 4 4 4 4 2.25 Time: 0:31, 1.05.1, 1.37.2, 2.08.4. JSBperman Mir 4.5 17 JSBPtrman Mir 4.5 3.5 4-arimate Presta 144) Flamme 3.4 TENTH RACE: Pace. Purs $1 ,300: Sreckie's Colt, Chart 5 3 111-1 fO.85 Hawaiian Gal, Seam 2 1 2 2 2-4A 2.S5 stone Patch, Dube 7 4 3 3 3-no 9.40 Tammy Chief, Gren'r 1 2 5 4 4-VA 15.45 Mighty Dale Grise 4 4 4 4 5-Vi 33.70 The Florentine, White 8 5 4 5 -2V 12.55 Snowman Pero, Rob 9 7 7 7 7-14V 11.50 Lise Harvester, Beau 3 9 8 8 8-dis 30.10 Kimoeney sis, poirr a a ez.u erocKie's won -w 2 Hawaiian Gal 3.30 Time: :31.1; 2:08.1. Exacta: and 2 paid $18.5. Attendance 4,842.

-Mutual Handle $522,287. (Fergy 49, 1727, an meet 39.4) BALANCE-MINUS $74.70 racing telllta 101, xTwin Dox 111, Missile Ladd 114, Big Pop 114, Raygld 120, Empire Builder 114, Cagey Sadie 111, Classic Type 111, Royal Care 111, Pappy's Day 114S, Quick Flame Pappy's Day 114, Quick Flame Nabob 109. 2nd Race, 4 and up, furs. -Road Mall 114, xBossy 111, petenlk 114, I'm in Favor 114, Anchorage 114, x'flmlta 104, XXMIIO Sport 109, Rifie Port 114, Cochima 114, Day And Age 111, xCome October 111, Jollyren 111, Vertex Jr. 114, Fln-negan's Bid 114, xxxNartan 101, Quick Cat 111, McGoldrkk 114, Hans rey 11.

3rd Race, year olds, 3 furs. Clear The Trail 114, Road Lien lit. La Crosse 119, a-Cheriepe 119, Elite Party 119, More Oh Boy 119, x-Pop Pops Gang 114, O'Flynn 119, My Little Native 114, Our Proof 119, Aturnchorus 119, Everywhere 119, xxPondering Jon W9. Cohen-Sagarin Entry. 4th Race, 4 year olds up, 7 furs.

Js Star 112, Bold 'N Foolish lit, xxAlfor 109, Black Wine 114, Sickle Ricky lie. Margin Of Victory 112, Ray Bee 112. tesl Pigeon 114. Smash Not 114. 5th Race, 3 year bids, furs.

Happy Event 114, Fun Negotiator 114, Gem King 114, a-Armenian Music 111. Eleven Cuidado 114, The Redeemer 112, b-Product 114, b-Cretty Wink 114, Barbery Coast 114, a-Rene Depot 114, Bombolino 114, Mr. Correlation 112. a Mmesslen Bros Sta. Entry.

Eblen-J. Shaver Entry. tt Race, 4 and vp. I ml. turf Hazy Nation 114, Indicter 114, a-Deserf Sense 114, xApoM Princess 107, Gay Jodee 112, e-Mlsa Fleet Ardan 114, Fleet Irene 112, Finest Deb 114, Forget The Address lie.

eC L. Clay Entry. 7th Race, 3 year olds. 1 1-14 ml xGardena Dancer 111, xxThlnk Twics 104, Ei-vr 114. Phoney Sweney 114, Bold 114, Demerits 111.

Shambo Lain 114, Sir Pollux lie. Elfin Hotfess 111, Brother Ratio II. 8t Rece, 4 and up. 1 1-1 mi. turf Dot Ed's Buey 112, Chief Sun Dere 112.

Upoerooise 112. On Fudge 112. Run son Run 112, Mister Do Bee 112, Joe Willie 114. tth Race 4 end I 11 ml. turf Majestic Queen lit xRoad Way Ms 107, xGioriosky 107, Top Round 111.

Tito's Donna 112, Veruschka 112, Miss Pluck 112, Winningiee 112. ISm Race, 4 and up, 1V4 mi. turf Loire II 11, RaHsnal Therapy 114, Jefenr Lee 1U. Mr. Soner 114, Pechicfce 11.

RWgid H. With Spien-dor 111, Swift Ova lenoer 1', Jt ov Miss lit, Snapny Senaior 11. Tawt Conquest 11. ta-7, x.x-(9 M. ec Sli-tCTfONt 1Cye Of Storm, Ravgi.

Tune. Jf'm In Favor. Pc Mef Bosiy, Cher Vt Our ro. t-- Fuofisn. keck Wine, Soo P-geon, $-Arwe A-s, Evw Ctntfado.

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19 tasret II, SwHf CtXW, PeeSkhfc. Beat fltt T9 Hovnk During the Month of March Only We are giving all new car buyers FREE MAINTENANCE SERVICE for 12 Months or 12,000 Miles Are outhorittd to submit tenders for the execution of works only those persons, associations, companies and corporations who have their prirtcipoi ploce of business in the of Alleghanys Kamouroska, I'lslet, Montrrtogny, Riviere-du-Loup, Temiscouata). Interested bidders eon obtain tendering document upon deposit of $50.00 (certified cheque or money order payable to the Minister of Public Works) at Department of Public Works, Buildmg Room 5, Parliament Buildings, Quebec, P.Q. Deposit will be refunded only to bidders who have satisfied all conditions and hove returned the plons and specifications complete ond in good condition within fifteen 1 5 days after tenders closing date. Plans ond specifications can also be examined at the office of I'Association de la Construction de Quebec, 675 Marguerite Bourgeois, Quebec.

Tenders must be occompanied by certified cheque or a bid bond valid for 60 days period to the order of Minister of Public Works to the amount of $3,000.00. Tenders addressed to the Minister of Public Works will be received at Department of Public Work, Buildjng Room 5, Parliament Buildings, Quebec City, until. HOURS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH IS, 1972. The Department does not bind itself to occept the lowest nor ony tender. Jacques CharSand, eng.

Claude ROULEAU Deputy Minister. (Gas tires washes eat ALSO GIFT From our SERVICE MANAGER Metitk el March (Friday Only I LABOR $7 All Gulfstream 1st Race 4-year-olds up, 1 11 Vmi. Swoonazon, JVasquez 24.00 13.00 7.20 Rea II, Mora 29.40 14.80 Gerri Lynn, Hole 3.80 Time 1:44. Scratched Bevle Jay, Pistachera, Tres Anita, Buxon, Double Dillie Du, Flood Time. 2nd Race 3-year-olds, 4 furs.

Colonel Dsge, Marquez 4.80 3.80 3.00 Reoal Fantasy, Gavidla 34.40 15.40 Rolled Oats, Vasquez 5.40 Time 1:11 25. Scratched King Corn, Raygld, Tool Dresser, Naughty Knight. Daily Double 8-4 paid $74.40 3rd Race 3-year-olds up, 4 furs. Sun Fun, Turcotte 101.20 29.00 8.80 Fated. Hartack 8.80 4.00 Mr.

Charge, Vasquez 2.80 Time 1:11. Scratched Whlehway, Dkthego, Bold Baron, All Fair, Eagle Lark. Old And Gray, Rare Stephen. Perfecta 11-10 paid $848.40 4th Race 4-year-olds up, 4 furs. Evelyn's Pride, Teieira 1 29.80 12.40 5.00 The City Again, Castaneda 4.00 4.00 Metric Mile, Perret 3.0 Time 1:11 15.

Scratched Noble Duel, Foxy Pants, Hawkey. Noce-suneva. Waltzing Bee, Fantastic Career, Golden Space, 5th Race 4-yeer-oMs' up, 1 11 mi. turt. Mr.

Bird Dog, Fires 9.00 5.20 4.40 Harkvilie, Kelly 12.40 10.93 Sol Valenciano, Viera 7.20 Time 1:43. Scratched Crafty Chris, Rays Rebel, Stool Pigeon, King Ray, Levee Cotector, With Splendor. Perfecta paid $191.20 4th Race 4-year-oWs up, furs. Dreamily, Breen 27J0 11.00 7.00 Seaweed, 6 turn 7.00 5.40 Tudor Home, Hawley SM Time 1:11. All ran.

7th Race 3-yrolds, 11 mi. turf. Butter Fat, Castaneda 10.00 5.20 4.00 Shlanta, Maple 4.M 4.20 Amberneika, Vasouez 4 20 Time 1:42 35. Scratched Ma-lestic Riba. Perfeda paid $48.20 8th Rce 3-year-oids, 1 ml.

turf. We'll CaH You, Teieira UM i.M 4.9 Turning Bod, Rivera 4,09 4.0 4Atly, i Vasquez 18 Time 1:37 35. Ail ran. Race 4ear-eM up, 1 mL turf. Prince Of Truth, ft furcate 3.40 32 Natogo.

Gusttaes fM Aiiira. Hote Tim 11 Scratcned Joe lOtn 3-year-olds, 1 VI N. turf. 6m Jay, Caitanede 3,46 19 oo Bvtcter, Trci 5.36 APe Tims 1:. ScaicM Gaarnpfl Prwe.

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