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Aug. 20 schedule
Race No. 1 !Purse 8
REAL BAY J. Mme'
J A DELIGHT D. Jewitt
DAINTY MEADOW R. Vanstone
HARLO CHAMP J. Watt
S'PORMIN SALLY F. Sadler
ARNIESJEBSY F Battin
TOSCANO HI R. Williamson
A.E.
ADORABLE LUCK R. Mason
ANITRAMMacMILLAN J. Bryah
Race No, 2 Purse 9459
PAUL) R. Williamson
MARLYSS CHECK R. Baffin
HIGHLAND,ETHIC l3. McLean
FOND DREAM D. Jewitt
DIRECT BY PAS J. Atmore
WIDOW MACK F. Maguire
DAVY JOHN R. Henry
A.E. '
HIGHLAND CLASSIC B. German
ARNIESSTARQUEEN J. Muir
Race No. 3 . Purse $400
BECKY HI R. Williamson
HUGH AMES J. Duckworth
DADDY BING R. Henry
SUMAC LADY ' J. Atmore
DINOS DOLLY J. Muir
MISS GREEN PARK F. Sadler
SMOOTH SETON M. Borland
A.E.
DEEPRUNSKIPPER W. 0. McLean
CHARLIE WINDSOR J. Duckworth
Race No. 4
SING OUTS HOPE
AMAZING JAN
HOPEFUL PAT
I M BRADLEY
SLICK FERRA
CORDON ROUGE
JOLLY KILLEAN
A.E.
SWIFT HONEY
SUNRISE BINGO
Race No. 5
NOBLE AMY
BETTY SCRAM
ADORABLE PAT
HILLS DREAM
JAMBO FLO
WINDSPUN
Purse 9500
11. McLean
M. McKenzie
R. Williamson
R. McLean
R. McLean
J. Pollard
W. 11. McLean
W. R. McLean
R. Henry
Purse 9450
R. McLean
C. Fisher
R. Henry
F. Jewell
J. Pollard
R. McLean
BENMILLER FLASH
A.E.
DEEP RUN SUPER
GOLDEN HENRY
B. Vanstone
W. O. McLean
J. Muir
Race No. 6 Purse 81,000
DELA DAWN F. Sadler
CANADIAN SPEED R. McLean
OMAHA CREED R. McLean
e. ARMBRESS D. Miller
SCOTTIE MacTORR W. Luzak
JOSIE 0OO LITTLE R. Battin
Race No. 7
UTAH COUNSEL
J D PRIDE
SCARLET DAKALI
CLEVER ANGIE
MISS KRISTA HAL
BRITONNIA GUY
MUGGINS
A.E.
QUICK PRESS -T.
Purse 9600
R. Henry
F. Sadler
J. Muir
R. Battin
R. Henry
R. McLean
F. Sadler
Sadler
Ram No. 8 Purse 9600
DEEP DIVE R. Jerry
DONNAS BEST D. Jewitt
CON A R. Williamson
BRONZE LEE R. McLean
SHINE Doo LITTLE D. Miller
LUCKY SANDS W. Luz*
EVERLIN J. Muir
A.E.
DELL RIDGE DUSTY F. Sadler
HILEA RAY W. R. McLean
Race No. 9
R J MISTY
HILEA BILLY
HURON SKIPPER
ROGERS.PHANTOM
COFFEE TOGO
Race No. 10
DANDY CREEK
G G GREENTREE
BETTY T FREEDOM
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NANCY MEADOW
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Purse $950
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K. Coates
B. Woodburn
R. Cake
F. Sadler
Purse 9100
R. Baton
R. McLean
R. Henry
J. Duckworth
F. Sadler
G. Roebuck
K. Hopkins
D. Jewitt
R. Mason
Iron Lady, one of the richest two-year-old fillies in the
province, is an eligible starter in :Sunday afternoon's
sports
Ontario Sire Stakes event that highlights the 10 -race
program at the Clinton Kinsmen Raceway. Driven by
Larry Walker for owner and trainer Peter Clements of
Dobhinton, thhtrotting miss has picked up over $38,000 in
purses while winning 'five of her eight starts. She hasn't
been worse than second in the other outings.'
Reeve wins invitational
SUNSET NEWS
by Betty Helesic
I hope all you golfers are
enjoying the course these
days and evenings, it sure is
in super shape. My game
doesn't seem to be improv-
ing, but,I sure enjoy walking
around it. Let's hope the
weather stays nice through
September:
On Juniors' day this week
Matt Buchanan was the win-
ner, with David Almasi se-
cond, and David Brown
third. Best putter was John
McDonough; while John
Freeman and Tim Connelly
did the best chipping.
On men's night, August
11th, Tony Bedard had low
gross, with low net going to
Don Heit and closest to the
pin on No. 2 was Lloyd
Schoenhals.
First flight winners were:
Bill Thompson, Bob
McDougall and Stan Connel-
ly; second flight went to Bill
Brown, Bob Dempsey and
Marcel Richard; third flight
winners were: Stew Huyck,
Don Fuller and Bob Cor-
rigan.
Ramblings from the area raceways
G. F. Dillon trotted to his
eighth consecutive - victory
taking a new record of 2:05.3
for partners Vic Hargreaves
of Brucefield and Barry
Miller of Kirkton at Flam-
boro Downs near Dundas on
Saturday, August 15. John
Muir of Seaforth has driven
the six-year-old son of Ever
Ready - Miss Bar. Key in all
11 of his starts this year in-
cluding a win, a third and a
fourth at London in January.
Sincewinning his qualify-
ing race at Clinton on June
21, G. F. Dillon has been
undefeated in all eight starts
for trainer Walter Oster • of
Clinton. George F. Elliott of
Clinton is the,, breeder of this
good trotter.
At Clinton Kinsmen
Raceway on Sunday after-
noon, Harlo Buffy had her
second win in a row for
trainer -driver John Muir
and owner Pat Brown of
Clinton in the first, while Bill
Bennett of Seaforth finished
-fourth in the 2:10 mile with
his Nota Slowpoke.
Carl Fisher of Goderich
gave Millet Slipper, co -
owned by his brother Grant,
a new 2:09.1 record in the se-
cond, for her second win
from seven starts this year,
while Donelda Dodger, own-
ed by Donald R. and Kevin
A. Carter of Blyth finished
second for driver Eldon Tur-
cotte with Ames Shadow,
driven by Randy, McLean,
fourth for Jean and Ben
Feagan of Goderich.
Ron Williamson was third
with Manoticks Maggie for
owner -trainer Rick Wilson of
Seaforth in the third race
trot.
Cape Deirdre, owned by
the Wayne Horner Stables of
Clinton, finished second in a
2:07.1 mile in the fifth with
Eldon Turcotte on the bike,
while R. J. Misty, formerly
owned by Bob McLean of
Goderich was fourth with
Randy McLean up for her
new owner Art Lawson of
London. Jay Dee Lonesome
was second in a 2:11.2 mile
for driver Art Abbott and
owner James D. Taylor of
Hensall" in the sixth.
Fourth place finisher
Belyle Alice, an eight-year-
old mare by Tarport Arnie-
Alimeda by Felix Hanover
was claimed for $1500 by
Henry O. (Bud) Jerry of
Goderich from Art Hodgins
of Lucan.
Belyle Alice has a pacing
record of 2:06.4, is a winner
of $16,296 lifetime and is a
full sister to Little Arnie p,
2:00 with earnings of $137,904
lifetime and Amies Brother
p, 2:04.4, as well as a half-
sister to the $70,525 winner
Last Stretch p, 2:03.1 and
Goldie Camp p, 2:07.3
John Muir was fifth with
Kwik Kim for Gordon
Jacklin of Brussels.
Majors Boy had his first
win of the year from 13 starts
for the Wayne Horner
Stables of Clinton with Eldon
Turcotte up in the 2:09.4 mile
in the seventh.
The nine-year-old trotting
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CRAFTS AFTERNOON
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 •
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MONTE CARLO NIGHT FOR YOUTHS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 20
Monte Carlo Night offers games of chance (Hor-
se Race Game, Crown & Anchor, Soot the
House) using play money to try your luck. the
auction (9-10 p.m.) will involve bidding with the
play money on prizes that have boon donated
by Clinton and Area Businesses. Time 6:30-9:00
games, 9:00-10:00 p.m. the auction. Offered to
Ages 0-10 at Clinton Arena. Admission '1.00 -
receive '1000.00 play money. Advanced tldcets -
75° available at Clinton Town Hall, Arena and
Pool.
— TINY TOT TIME
FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 - "FREE"
For 2-5 year olds. Every Friday from 9:30 a.m. to
12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Moot at
Clinton Arena. Please wear bathing sults and
bring o towel.
SENIOR EUCHRE PARTY
MONDAY, AUGUST 24
1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. At Clinton Town Hail. Ad-
mission 50', prizes and lunch. This will bo the
last Euchre Party. We hope you have enloyed
the summer parties.
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p.m. Meet at Clinton Arena. Offered to Ages 10
and up. Cost per person is 4.00. Please register
on above dates.
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At Clinton Arena. 8:00-10:00 p.m.
Admission is "FREE".
Music provided by local D.J.
Ages 8 and up.
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sire Major Newport -Clever
Katherine by Clever Boy has
a qualifying record of 2:00.2
and is a winner of $32,446
lifetime.
John Muir finished second
with Misty Pebbles for Wm.
Harburn of Walton. Ken-
marou Castlee, owned and
trained by Wayne Horner
was fourth in 'the eighth.
Frank MacDonald finished
fourth with Wee Devil for
owner Albert DeBlock of
Lucan in the ninth while
Dinos Lady was fifth for
owner Ron Kerr of Goderich.
The featured event this"
Sunday, August 23 will be the
Ontario Sires Stakes for two-
year-old filly trotters. Post
time is 1:30 p.m. with three
qualifying races going at
12:30 p.m.
At Goderich Raceway}•on
Thursday, August 13,
Willvan Jaguar won the Ron
Feagan Memorial Pace in
2:03.1 with Rob Lindenfield
up for owner Arnold Linden -
field of Exeter, while Argyel
Trigger was second and last
year's winner Action Knox
third for Bryan Richardson
of Arthur. Dennis Jewitt was
fourth with Future Fortune.
The other three horses in the
event did not finish after an
unfortunate accident which
occurred going into the
backstretch past the half -
mile marker.
Mr. Jon Bob, owned by
Ron McKinnon of Parkhill
and driven by Ray McLean
fell and Paper Blower, a
three-year-old Alert Bret
colt with a 1:59.3 record,
owned by Robert and Kevin
Carter of Blyth and Ray
Ramsey of Canllachie,
driven by Eldon Turcotte
was unable to avoid the acci-
dent and also went down as
did Royal Brat who was
following Paper Blower with
Harold (Bud) Wellwood Jr.
driving.
Randy Henry won the first
with Davy John for Sam Pat-
terson of London and Elmer
Williams of Stratford in
2:10.3 with Bill German of
Goderich second driving his
Highland Classic and Ron
Williamson third. with
Hopeful Pat for Dale Ken-
nedy and Gord Dick of
Seaforth.
Carl Fisher finished se-
cond with Betty Scram, co -
'owned by Grant Fisher in the
second with Ted McLean
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fourth with Deep Run Super
and Ray McLean fifth driv-
ing Noble Amy.
Adorable Pat took a 2:10
pacing record in recording
her first lifetime win from 10
starts for the Wayne Horner
Stables in the third with Ran-
dy Henry on the bike. The
three-year-old filly by Time-
ly Adora-Patty L. Direct has
also been second three
times.
Bill Woodburn'"was second
with Early Dol for William
G. Baker and Robert E.
Caldwell of Hensall while
Brad Vanstone finished third
driving Linlor Liz, for trainer
George Lav is and
Holmesville Valley Farms of
Clinton. Jack Duckwprth
was fifth with Charlie
Windsor.
r.,
`Miss Krista.
Sial Was third
with Randy Henry . up for
Charles Brindley of
Goderich in the fourth, with
Jim Wallace fourth and
Hilea Ray and John Muir
fifth with Everlin.
K. C. Countess, owned by
Ray Davis of Thamesford
fell after tangling with
Honest Glenton, owned by
Clark Horner of' Point Ed-
ward and did not finish and
' as a result could not race in
Clinton on Sunday.
Windspun, a three-year-
old filly by Iron Rail -Carols
Camp, owned by Alice I. Col-
quhoun of London, had her
first win from five starts
with a 2:10.2 mile in the fifth
for driver Ray McLean.
She has also had one se-
cond and one third as well as
being fourth once.
Ross Battin was second
with Poplar Lynn for owner -
trainer Les Campbell of
Seaforth, while Ted McLean
and Deep Run Skipper were
fifth.
Sunrise Bingo had his se-
cond win in a row and his
sixth of the year with a 2:10.2
mile in the sixth with Randy
Henry up.
Ray McLean was second
with Sing Outs Hope for
Harold Eyre of Dublin while
Gerry Roebuck took third
driving Jolly Killean for
Lionel Arbour of Goderich.
Ross Battin was fourth
with Marlyss Check, follow-
ed by John Muir and Arnies
Star Queen. Josie Doo Little,
owned by Bill Bradley of
Goderich was third in the
seventh with Ross Battin up.
Donnas Best took a new
2:06.3 record in winning her
third of the year for the
Wayne Horner Stables of
Clinton with Dennis Jewitt
on the bike.
The six-year-old mare by
Fashion Tip -Donna Wick has •
also had two seconds and
four thirds from 18 starts
this year.
Fred Sadler drove Mug -
gins home second for Bob
and Walter Daer of
Goderich, while John Muir
finished third with Scarlet
hakali for Harold Eyre of
Dublin.
Randy Henry was fourth
with Arrochar Ruth while
Ross Battin and Ensign
Duke took fifth.
Ron Williamson gave Paul
J, a 10 -year-old Race Time
pacer with a 2:01:1 record,
owned by Girard Acres Ltd.
of Thamesford his first win
this year from eight starts in
the tenth. Harlo Champ was
second for owner -driver Jim
Watt of Blyth while Ross
Battin was fourth with Ar-
nies Jersey for Ron Kerr of,
Goderich.
The featured event at
Goderich Raceway this
Thursday, August 20 will be
the preliminary leg of the
Goderich-Clinton Pacing
Series with post -time at 7:45
p.m.
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Last Wednesday the Men's
Annual was a great success
as it boasted 160 entries. Also
the Sunset men did us proud
as they placed well in their
home tournament.
Brian Reeve of Sunset took
low gross of the day, after a
sudden death play-off
against Mike Kilkenny from
Ingersoll. Brian shot a great
round of golf with a score of
70.
Low net for the day was
won by our own Bob Cor-
rigan with a net of 60. Other
Sunset wirtiners were: first
flight, Bob Greer; second
flight, Paul Baechler, Dave
McAdam, Stan Connelly,
Ken Hall; third flight, Pete
Teichert, Don Heit, Bill
Youngblut, Bob Dempsey,
Kerry Willows, Gary Duffy,
Marty Buchanan, Rick
Whetstone, Don Fink, Tom
Moore, Jim Crawford;
fourth flight, Don Fuller,
Steve Buchanan, Harold
McPherson, Stew Huyck.
Bill Chisholm and Ron
Bushell. Congratulations to
all!
Many thanks to our spon-
sors wlio helped make this
tournament so successful
and thanks to Pete Teichert,
Issy Bedard, Gary Duffy,
John Fuller, Palph Schefter
and Stan Telford, (for scor-
ing etc.) Thanks to the Coach
House Travel Service who
sponsored our 'Hole -in -one'
prize, of which Dave For-
ristal from Sunnydale was
winner. Also special thanks
to Leroy and his staff for the
great shape they had the
course in.
Congratulations to. Verna
Kane, Marj Smith, Mary
Lynne . Telford, Rosemary
Armstrong and Thora Mc-
Cabe who were winners at
the Walkerton Tournament.
Last Thursday night the
ladies all enjoyed a barbecue
after their game.
It was nice having Ev
Evers in our midst again. Ev
is a former member of
Sunset now living near Kin-
cardine, but is still golfing
great as she was first lady in
flight one, with Verna Kane
second; second flight went to
Mary Ann Dempsey, Ellen
Connelly, Joan McDougall
and Mary Lynne Telford;
third flight winners were
Chris Reeve ( who shot a
great game) Isabel
McDonald,Grace Sale, Bet-
ty Helesic and Marilyn
Graham, while Diane Little
(nice golfing Diane! )
Dorothy Bourdeau, Pat
Wilkinson, Velma Haylow
and Ruth Bushell were the
fourth flight winners.
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