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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1980-08-14, Page 6i PAGE 6 CLINTON Ng, WS-RRCORD r T URSDA ",`AUGUST 14, 1980 Ramb ngs By Lois etbbings Competition , a4 keen at Goderich Raceway. on Thursday,,August 7 when each. p.f the , winning horses 'received a cooler (blanket) completewith the donor's name in- scribed. Clarencea Young of Lucan took Anne n;e the first from Gerrards; Clothing, when he gave Wiilvan Girl her first lifetir. a win in p,2:10.3. John Muir of Seaforth gave.`; Goldie Chris his fourth straight win, timed in 2:10.2 for the mile, to receive the second from Lakeport Steel Industries Ltd. Randy Henry was third with J.G. Lornie Lee for Doug Kerr of Dungannon, while. Jim Wallace finished fourth oni the races Skippy Dover" won his second.. in a row• with Frank MacDonald on the bike for owner -trainer Lorne Tindall of Clinton and was presented with the Jim. Hayter Chev- .,Olds. Ltd. cooler •in the ninth. Mario Champ and owner -trainer -driver Jim Watt of Blyth won the tenth in p,2:11.2 and were presented with a cooler by Bluewater Truck Centre Ltd. Bill Kirkey's Car Care also donates a Goderich Raceway Mug to each winning drier each race night, while the driver of the fastest mile receives a Sheaffer Pen and Pencil Set compliments of the Sheaffer Eaton Textron. There will be races at driving Sung Outs -Dope -- Go era Raceway for for trainer Terry Rutledge. �• Hoffineyer Plumbing and Heating presented the cooler to first time starter Sister G. Adios in the third. The five-year- old mare by Ferric Hanover Trixie G. Adios paced her mile in 2:13 for owner -trainer . Ron Kerr of Goderich with Randy Henry on the bike. Third was a three-year-old Scram filly Deep Run Skipper, owned by W.O. (Ted) and Alma McLean of Goderich with Ted driving, while Rex Duck - worth's Army's Miss was ,fourth for his brother Jack. After finishing second three more weeks. This Thursday, August 14 will feature the Ron Feagan Memorial Pace. Post time is 7: 45 p. m. At Hanover Raceway on Saturday night, Frank MacDonald of Clinton drove Wee Devil to -a new lifetime record of p,2:05.2. This was the third win in 1980 for the six-year-old Scarlet Wave mare that Frank trains for owner Albert Deblock of Lucan. Frank also finished fourth with his own Gaitime Honor in a p, 2:06.1 mile. At Clinton Kinsmen Raceway on Sunday afternoon, the winner of the $1,000 preferred pace four times in a row, and a cooler presented by Marclif Mike finally hit Bo yes Transport Ltd. was the winner's circle in the Nor Lea Lynn, owned -by' fourth to gain the Gar- Norman and Leona Amos diner Real Estate award. of Kirkton with Bob Randy Henry- drove the •Taylor driving. The five - three -year-old ..trotting year-old Super Wave colt, that is trained at mare, that took ,a new Clinton by Walter Osterrecord of p,2 00.2 at for, owner . Margaret Kincar Tir- n August 4, was timed in p,2:04.1 for the. mile, . ahead pf High Ballerina andDwye. John Muir drove Arnies Peggy to her fifth win this year in the second for owner Laverne Robson of Dublin, timed in p,2:09. Gerry Roebuck finished fourth with Jolly Killean for Lionel Arbour of Goderich. Marclif Mike trotted to his second win in a row with Randy Henry on the ,bike. The three-year-old colt bv Ever Ready - Walsh of Brussels, -;to his first lifetime win in 2:12:2. Finishing fourth was Robert Daer driving Crimson Josie, who really was trotting on Thursday night, even though she was third in a pacing race .at New Hamburg on Monday afternoon. .Aladar, owned by Jack Morrissey of Grand Bend and Jim Morrissey of Crediton, took a new 2.10 pacing record in the fifth. The two-year-old Roger colt won the cooler from Edward Fuels Ltd. John Mathers was third with Merrywood Lisa for the Broken M. Stables of Goderich. - Realty World,. W.J. Hughes Realty Ltd. presented their cooler to Iron Lassie, driven by Clarence Young for owner Bert McBride of Goderich, in the sixth Imp Mathers finished second with John Mathers up in the p,2:08.4 mile for the Broken M. Stable s. The W.J. Denomme Flower Shop award -went -- to Tooter Bill in p,2:10 and Owner- Newton Hayter of Parkhill. Jack Duckworth was second with .Emma C. Lee for Carman Keit' of Goderich, with Auburn Forbes C third for driver Randy Henry and owner Wayne Horner of -Clinton . O'Briens Meat Market presented their'cooler to Missy McBride in the eighth. The six-year-old mare by Goodnuff took a new mark of p.2:07.3 in winning her fourth from six starts this year before she , was claimed for $3,600 from Les Carnpbell of S•saforth bv Wayne Nix of Norwich. lviinidal,e istrained at Clinton by Walter Oster for owner Margaret Walsh of Brussels, Pleasant Rodger, a .four-year-old' gelding by Bye Dye- Roger , Ada Guin, had his first lifetime win in p,2:09.1 in the fourth. He has `also had one second and two thirds from four starts for owner. Art Maskell, of Goderich and driver Don Larkin, John Muir finished third. driving G.F. Dillon in a p,2:07.2 mile for Vic Hargreaves of Hensall and Barry Miller of Kirkton and trainer *alter Oster. Harlo Buffy, a four- year-old mare by Silver Ronnie - Lynn Dale, owned and trained Eby Bruce Dupee of Clinton,. took -a new p,2:O.9 record -- in winning the sixth for driver Wayne Dupee. Finishing second was Buffy's half-brother Harlo Champ, an eight- year-old gelding by Timely Topic -Lynn Dale, with owner Jim Watt of Blyth up. John Muir was second with Swinging Beauty for Bruce Dupee in the seventh, while Randy Henry also finished in the same position driving Miss Krista Hal for Charles - Brindley of Goderich in the tenth. There will be racing action at Clinton every Sunday afternoon until September 28. Post time is 1:30 p.m. with three qualifying races starting one hour earlier at 12:30 Bill Rapson of Holmesville is training an extremely good looking three-year-old gelding for owner Bill King of Bluevale at Elmira Raceway. Prince Bye Bye, by Dexter Hanover - Debbie 'Bye Bye, von his first lifetime start with a mile in -p,2:07.3 on August 4. Racing again one week later on August 11, driver Bill Rapson • lowered Prince Bye Bye's record to p,2:07 for his second straight win. Sunday Chimes, Mac Sewer's good seven-year old trotting ' mare, finished third in a 2:03.3 mile at Greenwood Raceway in Toronto on August 7, going for a purse of $4,400. Making final preparations in their canoe before starting the 20 mile Canadian Marathon Canoe Racing Association sponsored national competition are, in the -front-canoe-,--Karen Cov airand- DofB-rueefield-in-the=-Junior-girls race, and two unidentified racers in the junior boys event. The girlp placed third In the August 3 races on the Rideau River in Ottawa. (Photo 'by Mary Gibbings) _ sporrs Goderich race entries RACE No. 1 $325.M AESPRIDE R. Henry COPPER CHIPS F. Sadler AMYS MISS J. Duckworth MAGNUM EXPRESS F. Sadler LINLIZ B. Vanstone HURON SKIPPER B. Woodburn FEARLESS FIGm'ER L. Hughes AE1 PEGLEGPEG R. Hill AE2. MAD JACK R. McLean RACE NO. 2 • NOBLE NATIVE $375 J: Walker • J.C. LORNIE LEE_ R. Henry R.W. SCOUT (2500) J. Duckworth JOLLY K ILL EAN G. Roebuck ONTARIO LAD (2500) B. Richar- dson SING OUTS HOPE NOTA SLOWPOI E J. Wallace B. Bennett AEI JASON DIRECT(2000) R. Taylor RACE No. 3 BYE BYE SKIPPER R. Mason LINLORROGER E. Vanstone EASTERS FIRST LADY L. Hughes SQU IRF, LEE B. McClinchey DEEP RUN SKIPPER W.O. M c.L a a -n. SII`ENTMINORITY J. walker WIIATAFIGHTER F. Sadler MAD JACK R. McClean AE2 PEGLEGPEG *325 RACE No. 4 . N -W 2r or $800 lifetime G Hill $375 HILEA RAY Ray McLean GOLDENSKIPPER N. McRann !HERR YW OOD LISA . J. Mathers SISTER GA ADIOS ii. Henry FANCY SLIPPER G. Roebuck ALA DAR D. Morrissey DIAL TONEE F. MacDonald AEI QUICK PRESS F. Sadler RACE NO. 5 $375 CRIMSON JOSIE R. Daer ALMASPRINCE G. Pullman WII ITEFOOT DAN J. Pollard PRIDE DOO LITTLE R. Taylor BONWES ft: McCel'ti" LISPENDENS G. Woodburn J BROS SMOKEY F. Sadler RACE No. 6 - $400 TOWERLIN E CRICKET G. Roebuck SUNDAY JUDGE G. Keays LUCAN BOY C Young CMP MATHERS J. Mathers HONKYTONK L.Haskett JOSIE DUO LITTLE J Duckworth CP DIRECT R McLean RACE No. 7 475 AE N -W $900 in 1980 COLAS DUCHESS PP3 M. Lester SHIAWAY RED PP4 R. Battin IRON LASSIE P.P1 C. Young MISTY PEBBLES PP2 J:'Muir MISS KRISTA HA L P P5 R. Henry REFLECTIVE EAGLE R. McLean PP6 - RACE No. 8 1450 HARLO BUFFY (4350) W. Dupee GREENVIEW DUKE SCARLET DAKALI R. McLean R. Henry Ii r.1 1.1 13 GOLDIE•CHRIS (3000) J. Muir ARTHUR DEVIL (3500) R. Taylor NANCY MEADOW (4000) G. Roe buc k WILLVAN GIRL(4350) C. YOUNG AE1 FLY FLY DAN (5259) D. Morrissey .RACE No. 9 32500 Ron Feagan Memorial Invitational pace - MISS,SADIESPRIDE B. Budd DIRECT SHOT ° N. McRann ARGYLE TRIGGER TBA . KINTORE LADY , R. McLean ACTION KNOX B. Richardson FOSSIL RIDGE B. Hodgson NO RL EA LYNN R. Taylor RACE NO. 10 $325 JEFFREY HI (1500) D. kennedy TOOTER BILL (1875) F. Sadler WAYCO B (1500) J. Walker HIGHLA NDCLASSIC ' r , (2625) A. Campbell F EARL ESS FLIGH T J. Pollard (1500) MISS DAINTY DODGER (1500 ) EMMA C.LEE (18001 AEI SUSAN ANN (18001 Al2 JODIE BAY (1800) R. Battin J. Duckworth R. Henry R. McLean Colts tied in finals ,The .Clinton :Colts axe_ . -1141S as the Angels came Thorndale Angels best of three semli»finalr' playoff series series is. now tied at one:game apiece and the deciding game in thel Huro -Perth . baseball League will be played Thursday (tonight) at 8:15 pm on the Clinton diamond. Last Friday, the Colts. took the first game of the series as they thumped the Angels 8-4 as Mark Nichelson pitched- eight innings before leaving due to fatigue. He left with an 8-1 lead. The Colts jumped to a 3- 0 lead in the first inning as Dan Colquhoun hit a three run shot to left field. .The Angels carne back with one in the second, but Clinton never looked back. Colquhoun led the Colts aJt-t k—with lou Flits while Greg Burns, Butch' Fleet, Ron Sowerby, Don MacDonald and Don Bartliff added singles. The Angels gained revenge on Sunday as sloppy fielding on the part of the Colts and some bad base running led to Clinton's defeat. ' They allowed six unearned i ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING, CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES, JOB SUPERVISION for Houses, Apartments, Office Buildings, Commercial Buildings by SCHAEFER RESIDENTIAL DESIGN LISTOWEi. 291-1449. out on top,, of .d 94 ball game. 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