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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1986-07-30, Page 17ffi Fortune Seelster leads the way By Shelley McPhee-Haist CLINTON - Fortune Seelster ran the fastest mile at the Clinton Track on July 27, finishing the tenth race with a time of 2.00.2. The four-year-old horse was driven by Dave Haney and is owned by Harness Horse International of Elmira. Fortune's fastest time this year came with a win at the Greenwood track on July 21 in a snappy time of 1.58. Other wins were on July 11 at Elmira with 2.01 and at the Sud- bury Downs on July 8 with 1.59. Fortune Seelster's earnings to 1986 amount to $32,550. In the tenth in Clinton on July 27, Fortune was followed to the wire by Hobbys Champ in second place for driver Ross Battin and owner. Clare Cadman of Parkhill. Roger B. Quick was behind in third Mor- rissey at the reins forowner John Morrissey of Grand Bend. The second leg of the $2,500 Claiming ' Sweepstakes was also run on Sunday. In n the first of the three races, Super Skippy the winner's circle for the second week in a row for owners Doreen and Bob Rowcliffe of Hensall and driver Steve Bossence. Skippy finished with a time of 2.06.1, slightly faster than last week's win in 2.07. Finishing second was Riggette, driven by Greg Darnell for Ron Tweddle of London and third place went to Willas Roger, driven by Ross Battin and owned by Edwin and Bruce Lamont and Brian Glanville. Laverne Robson of Dublin saw his seven- year-old horse finish the second race of the No- ble$2,500 was across in a the wire by driver Ross Battin. Tara Johnston took second for owner to her 1986 wmntngs of $4,796. last race for a win in a time of 2.06. Pals George Burge of St. Thomas and driver The three favored horses finished the field Shadow was driven by Russ Morgan and is Nicholas Szabo while Polly Rum was third in their anticipated positions in the sixth owned by James Nickel of Burgessville. The for owner Luella Daily of Harriston and race. RH Barbie Rose, Londesboro Don and seven-year-old mare last won at Woodstock J1 driver Stuart Teske. River Cruiser were across the wire ahead of on July 24 with a time of 2.07.2. She's also In the third division of the claiming stake the five remaining horses'. had two second place finishes this month at Barbie Rose, owned by Gerald Wurm of race, Tar Daw Duchess, owned by Larry Exeter and driven by Randy Henry, finished Elmira and Woodstock and third at Daw of Clinton, took first place in a time of her maiden win in 2.06.3. Fred Maguire Woodstock. 2.05.1 with Randy McLean driving the drove Londesboro Don for owner Charles In Clinton last Sunday, Pals Shadow was seven-year-old mare to the win. Maguire of Ailsa Craig and Brian Henry followed by Governors Dream for driver Alan Sadler took s Knight to second was s behind the reins of River Cruiser for Steve Bossence and owner William Harburn place for William Bennett of Seaforth and David Conrad of Listowel. of Walton. third place went to Philipedes, owhed by The 2,8,5, combination in the seventh race Third place went to Cedar Spring Belle for Stephen Metcalfe of Fergus ,and driven by brought in a big triactor pay-off of $1,012.80 owner -driver Vernon Blancher of Parkhill. Brian Henry.as acome-from-behind horse Illusive Image This Sunday, August 3 at the Clinton track The triactor paid $214.10 and the exactor ran to a win in the time of 2.03. the third leg of the $2,500 Claiming paid $163.70 in the third race when Nans The three-year-old gelding is owned by Sweepstakes will be febured. Lite, Dream Builder and Sports Jan crossed Jack Parsons of Hay and was driven to the the wire in the first, second and third place win by Ron Mason. For the young racer, positions. the win was the significant one. Illusive Im- Nans Lite took first place with a time of age won at Goderich on July 17 and took se - 2.08.1 for owners D.E. and J.A. Morrissey cond place at Goderich on July 10 and in and T.W. Hughes of London and Ilderton. London on July 4. Lifetime earnings amount Driver Dennis Morrissey took the four-year- • to $505. old mare to the winner's circle for the se- Daylon Fortune was second for driver cond week in a row. Nans Lite won in Clinton Brian Henry and owner David Conrad of on July 20 with a time of 2.10. Listowel. Dress Maker was third for owner - Dream Builder was second in the July 27 driver William Borth of London. race for owners Joseph McKillop and Ron Clinton's own female driver, Tammy Hill of Hamilton and Hagersville. Ron Hill Watt, brought Montego Angel to a first place has driven Dream Builder to two other wins finish in the eighth race in 2.08. Owned by in July, at Elmira and London. Earnings James Moore of Norwich, the seven -year - this year for the eight-year-old horse old mare placed first in Leamington on July amount to $29,619. 19,second on July.3 and third on July 26, as Ross Battin drove Sports Jan for a third well, as third at the Goderich track on July place finish for owner and trainer Brian 20. Masson of Monkton. Sports Jan was the In Clinton on July 27, second place in the number two favored horse in the race. eighth went to 1Vlamies Star Way for owner - Number 5 and Number 8 was the winning driver Larry Delellis of Thorndale and Irish combination in the fourth race, as Cedar Loriet was third. Irish Loriet is owned by Spring Lady and Star of Dallas took first Wayne Dupee and Douglas Osgood of Clin- and second place and the exactor paid ton and Exeter. Wayne Dupee was behind $337.76. the reins. With a finishing time of 2.05.2, Cedar Spr- Alan Sadler brought his five-year-old ing Lady took the win for owner -driver Ted mare Babe Cross in for a win with a time of Oenema of Otterville. 2.01.4 in the ninth race. The six-year-old mare has finished in the With a purse of $1,000 the tenth race was third placed spot in Clinton for the past two open to non -winners of five races or those weeks, won in Woodstock on July 19 but had with lifetime earnings of not more than her time disallowed, and took second place $4,000. Also eligible were non -winners of no at Flamboro Downs on July 14. more than $1,000 in the last six starts. Star of Dallas was the second part of the Allan Shelton and Lazy Run Farm of winning exactor combination.Hodginsof Owners and Goderich saw Imageddon take second place Ron and Norman Masonwof the Exeterivand and Dr. Paul Rutherford of Listowel had a Parkhill and Ron was tdriver. third place finisher with Handy Slipper, Tax Rebate took third place for owner- driver Dennis Morrissey of London, adding driven by Ross Battin. Pals Shadow led the field of eight in the CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, Llsl6—gage it To Timothy IJyl, Canton Kirt Kumm, Clinton Regan Thomas, Bayfield Jeffery Adam, Owen Sound Trevor Mothers, Clinton Neal Atchison, R.R. No. 1, Varna Jennifer Miller, R.R. No. 2, Bayfield Jodi Webster, Auburn Angela Vanderhaar, R.R. No. 2, Bayfield On July 30 July 30 July 31 August 2 August 3 August 4 August 4 August 5 August 5 weekend' double'T.1_�.esmin w ' healer CLINTON - The Clinton Tykes baseball Clinton took the lead by a score of 8-7 when Crawford stole home t� give'Clinton an ear - team finished off their season with a double Ryan Crawford stole home, and Brian Wat- lYRyan Crawford followed tip his stolen run 2-1 lead. header win over St. Mary's on July 26. son again hit in Ken Colquhoun. During the first game Clinton fell behind In the final inning Danny Carter hit a tri- with a double that hit Graham Adram home. 3-1 in the first inning with their only run ple, and Ken Colquhoun drove him in for a Graham Adram was the only ,flitter over coming from Danny Carter hitting Danny run. Brian Watson rounded out the score to 14-11 in Clinton's favor when he drove in Ken thClinton e two finished the r scoring when Brian Gibbingsames to hit a home run. Lain. Watson hit Danny Wildfong• in to leave the Later in the game Clinton tied the game Colquhoun and Ryan Crawford to fresh up score at 7-5. when Brian Watson hit in Ken Colquhoun. the game. .His hit was followed -by a double, by Mark -------The second -game -started -1:e -on an" ex- The team will be playing in the OBA tour - Livermore, who made it to home, leaving citing note when Danny Wildfong and Ryan nament on August 9 and August 10. the score at 5-5. Pair of ladies take first place. • from page 15 According to the ladies, they did or notuse any special strategy the games, prac- tice prior to them. "We didn't practice at all, we went without practice," Mrs. Switzer said. "If you don't get the cards, you can't play them." With their win Mrs. Rumball won pot holders and her partner won a cheese curl- ing knife, but more importantly, they won the right to play in the provincial playoffs at the University of Waterloo. "We'll be hiking out on the 25th of August to Waterloo," Mrs. Rumball said. The games will run from August 25 to August 27. "If we do that well in Waterloo, we'll be lucky," said Mrs. Switzer. "They said there . . will be 32 teams. That will be something to play against." After playing cribbage for the past 30 years or so, both ladies are looking forward to playing in the provincial's, and the events which run with the games. These will in- clude a barbecue and a banquet on the final night. The only winter rapeseed to grow this fall is licensed, certified andem Don't risk using unproven and unlicensed varieties Tested and proven on Ontario soils, Tandem is the winter rapeseed you can count on for top performance. Don't take chances on un- licensed or bin run varieties with unknown yield potential, winter survival, and glucosin- olate levels. Grow Tandem and you can be sure of superior winter hardiness, strong lodg- ing resistance, and high yields and quality. 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