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xpAILY4SfPf5, NEWS Wednesday. March 30, 1988 ii I il i i i i 1 i GOLDEN GLOVES IT 'Wq By ERNIE MUNICK Today's Runners: Smart N' Irish (1st race); Pennsylvania Pride (6th). Fans of the John Forbes-Julie Krone eombo will love today's card. Smart N' Irish is fit and ready for the first race and. Pennsylvania Pride is looking to break his maiden in the sixth.

Forbes and Krone also have a chaace in the second (Lefty Leader) and third (A. Pucci) races, but let's not get greedy. Last time out, Irish finished fourth in a swiftly run race won by Judy's Halo. Irish was obviously over-'matched. Two races back, Irish finished third after racing in tight quarters through the lane.

Once again, she was out of her league against $50,000 fillies. Today, Irish stretches out from six furlongs to a mile and finally drops to her proper claiming level, $35,000. Next comes Pennsylvania Pride, a 3-year-old colt by Overskate who couldn't be as bad as he was last time. In his most recent start, Pride finished eighth. He had no punch, no i fire, no nothing.

Getting bumped at the (3d. Nashira was dull. Tilt the Pocket (4th, $15.40) set a hot clip and held on. Straight Dancer stumbled leaving the gate, chased, gamely held second. Arctic Commander (5th) was checked while lacking room along the inside on the far turn.

Another jump or two and Noble Preview (7th) would've gotten there. Pa-tinadora was bothered at the start Husky Hibernation (8th, $5.40) rated kindly, drew off on request Forbes Way finished wildly. Peppy Le Pew was steadied at headstretch. Justa Moment (9th) broke slowly, rushed. The best horse finished second.

Yesterday's Claims: Vincent Mir-rione (1st) claimed Most Orphan from John Forbes for $20,000. Anthony Tro-pia (4th) claimed Squire Percival from Bill Curtis Jr. for $17,500. Double-digit DiMauro (6th) claimed Golden Credit Card from Leo Veitch for $25,000. Yesterday's Picks: Nashira (3d) finished fifth; Noble Preview (7th) finished second.

start may have had something to do with it He wasnt exactly being kept to the task in the stretch, either. Two races back, Pride finished third in what was arguably a stronger field of state-breds. If Pride can repeat that performance today, hell complete the Forbes-Krone Parlay. Yesterday's Card: The outside was the right side. No excuses for favored Rustic Aura (2d).

Newcomer Captain Absolute broke slowly, finished fast inside and then was ridden out a furlong beyond the wire. Watch. Winter's Chief was a vet A rough trip didn't stop Crow Song By BILL FARWELL Daily News Sports Writer While the remaining novice class boxers await tomorrow night's semifinal bouts at the Felt Forum, more than a dozen open-class Glovers are in Colorado Springs, seeking national titles. The national championships which began Monday night comprise a grueling test of stamina, skill and ability. For a solid week, boxers compete in what is literally a "three-ring circus" environment There are bouts going on in three rings at the same time.

Before a national champion is crowned, many of the boxers will have had to win one bout a night for five straight nights. The eventual winners receive automatic invitations to the Olympic Trials in June. Blue Mistress HtiLoce 15-1 Wishing 6-1 Dorothy Victory 20-1 Pace, Clme, I m. USSR wins Eteohont Man 2-1 Rohojoe Pocers Dream 3-1 Bit Cuomo Viios Mint 7-2 Fly Raven -l 12-1 20-1 1 1 1- 122 122 122 pressing soommprntmiiy o-l Pact, 1 m. Fw Rocket 3-1 Sim Del John 7-2 Sotrcrott Skipper Correra 5-1 Hh Lexington 6-1 Fw Rocket 8-1 Maior Blaze 15-1 Hipo Mystytime 15-1 Pace, Clma, 1 m.

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National Golden Gloves champions also receive automatic invitations to the Olympic Trials. Five boxers from New York had bouts Monday night and four advanced to the second round of the tournament. Nine of the remaining New Yorkers drew byes in the opening night of action. Three-time Golden Gloves champion superheavyweight Riddick Bowe, who will be in the Golden Gloves finals Thursday, April 7, scored a second-round knockout in his opening bout Heavyweight open contender Ike Padilla, who will face Michael Bent in the Golden Gloves finals Friday, 111 02,70 Pace, Clma, 1 m. Catcn My Dust 2-1 Rossmore Boy -l Goidei Be Good 7-2 Dancers Trioute 8-1 Special FeMo J-l Jm Sal 10-1 Joures 12-1 Bs Artist 20-1 0tt-oco; 1 1:20 2:02.2 7-Slaottick'sBest(Haytor) 34.40 0.00 3 80 1- Mit-A-HomertManii) 4.00 3.00 2-CokwtalBuMiy (Stafford) 2.00 Elegant Gail 120 wm ThDckns Blues LstSng 114 uarroiong 116 116 116 116 122 122 122 120 120 117 120 111 116 119 exocro: poia sm.60 170 Too Diamond 122 Polished Cov LifMmsbrtny MissCrmlM.

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But the Soviets were back home boycotting at the time. "So this gets me fired up," Lewis said. "I love wrestling the Russians any chance I get" the Russians won iast night's 10-match war, 6-4, Lewis and Baumgartner took jtheir individual battles. Now they will both just wait and see if they make this year's team and get to face the Soviets again. A Lewis, who had to sweat off seven pounds before his rraatch to make the weight 'wants very badly to get a shot at a second gold medal.

And this time, he doesnl want anyone to say it was because Russians weren't there, t- "fit wasn't totally legitimate ibeeause they weren't there 184)," Lewis admitted. 13ut was on the team in '80 "when we boycotted, so their phampion wasn't legitimate then, either." 3:03 4 4:22 Time: 11th Pace; 1 4 7-JoeyFiveCents(M'syv) llMi-Poce; 1 M.t 6.00 SM 3.00 aio 3.60 3 BurkesLowl Fil ion) 4.4a -fomtqcL Kenaoiejett 116 ale, 3YO, if. f-Oepty Dncr 116 Jos Jem -arohLabris 116 Hglys NblGm Tosca 1 16 Notority Rons a-Tell ItToTn 122 Wendy Whtnr cl, mdn 4YO up, NoQuiding 120 Grey isn Bend Evita U.S.A. 120 Sockings Last Coras Miss 122 Trust Gans VpoerWav 120 SchwybsBby osinisboa 115 rifecto: 7-3-5 paid $1,264.3 11 116 116 119 116 120 120 120 120 Exocta: 7-3 paia $115.20 Alt. Handle: $502,473 The final count is $50,000 on Mark Jackson's return to St.

John's last Sunday for a benefit basketball game presented by the Daily News. The Knicks' star contributed $5,000, another $5,000 came from corporate contributions and $40,000 from ticket sales. Proceeds from the celebrity game benefit the United Negro College FundSt John's University School of Law Dual Degree Program. Pace. Clms, 1 m.

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Perrier Jouet 2-1 Miss Conduct Sandys Choice 4-1 LM Orphan Effie 4-1 -1 April 8, also advanced in Colorado by virtue of a second-round knockout Padilla, who lost in a decision to Webster Vinson in the finals last year, will try to keep Bent from picking up his fourth pair of Gloves while picking up his first pair of Golden Gloves. Ironically', Bent skipped last year's Golden Gloves tournament to compete in the Nationals and this year, Bent who is the current National champion is skipping-" Colorado to concentrate on the Golden Gloves. Both 156-pound open finalists, Ronald McCall and Ray Rivera, who will meet on April 7, are also out west looking for national titles. Rivera drew a bye Monday ojlbtoueyovw nis opponent 1 Peter Ferriola, New York's leading trainer, won a stay of his suspension for Lasix violations in Manhattan Supreme Court yesterday, which will keep him on the racetrack at least until until the stay expires on April 25. At that time, Ferriola and the New York State Racing and Wagering Board will re-, turn to court be afforded an opportunity to produce an expert witness," said Joseph Faraldo, Fer-riola's lawyer.

Faraldo had requested that his case before the board be postponed until he could produce another witness. The board declined the request, ended the hearing and ruled against Ferriola. Ferriola originally was suspended in November when three of his horses were test-positive Con Lasix, an anU-blqediagaipd, AQUEDUCT Lovely Moments (1st) Member (id) a FLorescent Lou (7th) YONKERS Lair Hanover (1st) 3 Swift Superb (3d) Happy AJ. (8th) 40 "The" judge Ok MfTFemolahoiildo, 9(Jrftfl fanned in New Yorfc.