The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-09-03, Page 29Goderich aceway draws
competitive field dor Ron
Meagan Memorial Pace
On Thursday Septeli:nber 4, 1986,
Goderich Raceway will host the Ron
Feagan Memorial Pace. This pace is
dedicated to a man who started his career
as a youngster on Goderich Raceway and
who went on to become a giant in his sport
and profession - a member of the Canadian
Harness Hall of Fame.
A brief survey of the highlights of his
career indicates that as a horseman Ron
Feagan was one of the best. His career
achievements include a number of firsts.
He was the first Canadian driver to win --
$500,000 in purse earnings in a Single
season; he was the youngest driver to
drive a two minute mile; he was the first
Canadian driver to win 200 races in a
single season.
Other career achievements of Ron
Fegan include: 11 consecutive seasons of
averaging 200 wins; twenty four times
leading money winner on the O.J.C. cir-
cuit; and Canada's Horseman of the Year
in 1965.
Ron Feagan was also owner, trainer and
driver of H.A. Meadowland - the winner of
the Canadian Pacing Derby in 1966.
When Ron Feagan died in January 1979,
at the age of thirty six, he had amassed
3,036 career wins and $6.6 million in career
purse earnings.
Ron Feagan's career record sets him
apart as one of the best race drivers that
ever lived - anywhere, anytime. It is to the
memory of Ron Feagan and his spec-
tacular career that the 8th Annual Ron
Feagan Memorial Pace is dedicated.
Previous Winners of the Memorial:
1979 Kintore Lady 2:06
1980 Action Knox 2:05
1981 Willvan Jaguar 2:03.1
1982 Marble Head 2:03.3
1983 Willvan Duke 2:01.2
1984 Roger B Quick 2:04
1985 Springbank 2:02.3
The 8th Annual Ron Feagan Memorial
Pace features seven outstanding pacers.
Springbank, the winner of the 1985
Memorial Pace, returns to Goderich to de-
fend his title. Karen Fekete, one of
Canada's leading female drivers will be in
Goderich to drive Springbank.
Roger B Quick, the winner of the 1984
Memorial, returns to Goderich in an at-
tempt to regain the trophy from
Springbank.
Johnny Dallas, winner of the 1986
Molson's Pace at Goderich, has a tough
post position to overcome in this year's
Memorial Pace - but could take home the
trophy.
Fortune Seelster, who has been pacing
consistently around the two minute mark,
is making his debut appearance at
Goderich for the Memorial Pace. •
No Guff, the oldest pacer in the field, is a
tough horse which cannot be overlooked.
His lifetime earnings of over $270,000 il-
lustrate that No Guff is used to being in the
money.
Linlor Rodger and D A Dariel are two
local horses which are very competitive in
the Memorial. Linlor Rodger is owned by
Holmesville,Valley Farms. Linlor Rodger
has a mark of 2:00.4 in 1986. D A Dariel is
owned by Dennis Jewitt of Clinton. D A
Dariel has a mark of 2:01.3 in 1986 and is
coming off two wins at Clinton.
The Ron Feagan Memorial Pace pro-
mises to be an exciting race with seven ex-
cellent pacers vying for first across the
wire. Post time Thursday evening will be
7:30 p.m.
Goderich Raceway Entries
Thursday, September 04, 1986
Ron Feagan Memorial Pace
Post Time: 7:30 P.M.
RACE -1 PACE Purse $650
Claiming Handicap $2000 - $2500 with allowances.
MERRYWOOD LURENE V. Vanstone
VANLINE LINDA R. Daer
DEAD END STREET R. Taylor
PRIMA IMAGE D. Windsor
DEEP RUN SUPER W. McLean
BYE BYE TIDE G. Gaynor '
VIOLAS WOE • A. Sadler
AE1 JENNYSSCAMP R. Battin
AE2 BABY FROST KENNEDY W. Du Maresq
RACE - 2 PACE Purse $600
Claiming $1500 (horses 1 or 2 last 2 starts)
*TARA BELLE G. Gaynor
BIG JOE BYRD R. Battin
LADY SCARLET R. Mathers
HAPPY BROTHER R. Henry
DEEP RUN MUDDY W. McLean
'CARA LOMANS D. Windsor
*RISING TIDE K. Hopkins
AE1 GORDIE THORN T. Watt
RACE - 3 PACE Purse $600
Claiming $1500 (horses not 1 or 2 last 2 starts
COZY COUNTESS D. Windsor
KENWOOD CHARLES K. Hopkins
LEAMINGTON BOY J. Watt
GARMOR ENUFF W. McLean
JAY"BEE SCAMP A. Sadler
SQUARE ARM R. Campbell
*COMMERCE GOLD R. Henry
AE1 IRISH LORIET W. Dupee
RACE.- 4 PACE Purse $625
N/W 2 races, AE N/W 3 races draw outside
*MAPLEGROVE JIM • W: McLean
LINLOR TRULEE B. Vanstone
SUPER HONEST R. Daer
E GS DIXIE P. Taylor
SUCCESS JILLEY W. Preszcator
BRADASH HAPPY R. Battin
' LUCKY ROSS A. Shelton
AEI FOREST DIVE R. Henry
AE2 SOYA SAUCE T. Watt
RACE - 5 PACE Purse $600
Claiming $1500 (horses not 1 or 2 Iast 2 starts)
*GEE HORTON P. Taylor
JOELLAS KNIGHT A. Sadler
EDWARD E. FROST J. Watt
WILANNA DEB R. Campbell
NOR LEA MARY ANN R. Taylor
HIGHLAND DREAMER D. Windsor
BIG SHOT CHARLIE W.-Preszcator
AEI IRISH LORIET W. Dupee
RACE -‘PACE
Maidens
ARDA MATE
JAY DEE BERTHA
SALS SAL
RENY GO PACIN
EAGER CRISS M
RIVER DODGER
HILEA SHIRLEY
AEI ARNIES CHIEF
RACE -7 PACE
Claiming $1500 (horses not 1 or 2 last
SUCK FERRA
WARRENS DUKE
GOSHEN GIRL
DONT CRY
HES SPECIAL
SHADOW FLY HIGH
SKIPS CHALLENGE
AE1 IRISH LORIET
RACE -SPACE
Ron Feagan Memorial, Sponsored
Mills, Elmira
LIAOR Rd$U'1 li
SPRINGBANK
D A DARIEL
NO GUFF,
FORTUNE SEELSTER
JOHNNY DALLAS
ROGER B QUICK
Purse $600
K. Houston
W. McLean
V. Vanstone
R. Henry
W. Dupee
S. Moffat
T. Coates
T. Watt
Purse $600
2 starts)
G. Gaynor
W. Preszcator
R. Campbell
M. Vanlanduyt
A. Shelton
R. Henry
R. Battin
W. Dupee
Purse $2000
by Martins Feed
• B. Vanstone
K. Fekete
D. Jewitt
G. Darnell
D. Haney'
R. Battin
D. Morrissey
RACE - 9 PACE Purse $675
Claiming handicap $3000 - $4000 with allowances. AE
N/W 4 races draw with 3000 claimers
W. Preszcator
R. Vanstone
R. Battin
W. Leitch
R. Windsor
G. Gaynor
R. Henry
R. Baton
J. Minter
RACE -10 PACE Purse 1600
Claiming $1500 (horses not 1 ort last 2 starts)
COUNTELLA -. J. Muir
MAYFAIR FLA
MUFFINS BLUEGRASS
LISSAS GIRL
CALGARY COUNSEL
FULLY ALERT
HARRYSCHOICE
LINLOR LADY
AIRBORN ACE
PRISONER
HUMBER
LAZY LORD
TARA JOHNSTON
• SUZIE WILLCOX
AEI DOUBLE D RED
AE2 DALLAS CAN .
R. Henry
M. Vanlanduyt
R. Daer
P. Taylor
R. Baton
R. Windsor
AEl IRISH LORIET W. Dupee
There will be a bag of feed presented to the winner of
each race.
Horses Drawn • ' S2
Horses Entered 87
Total Purse - $7550
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Goderich participants win
at Port Elgin's Sportsfest
The town of Port Elgin hosted the 10th an-
nual Sportsfest on the weekend of August
15-17 and several Goderich participants
carne home winners.
In tennis, Goderich took first and second
place in two categories. Barb and Helen
Conlan placed first in the Ladies Doubles
event while Marg Conlan and Marg Hill
placed second.
Jim Costello and partner Chris Edwards
won the Mens Doubles and Tom Ewer and
IOJC,
NOTICE
The Township of Colborne
Municipal Offices at Carlow, On-
tario will be open for business
enquiries from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00
p.m. only, during the period ef-
fective September 2nd to, and
including September 19th, 1986.
H. Milburn, Clerk
Township of Colborne
R.R. 5
Goderich, Ontario
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John Jamulla took second.
In Mixed Doubles, Barb and Peter Conlan
placed second.
Goderich Nile placed third in the Men's
Slowpitch competition.
Port Elgin had the most participation,
Owen Sound was second and Goderich plac-
ed third with 144 competitors.
Sportsfest, which stresses the participa-
tion and fun rather than winning will be hel
in Hanover next summer.
Huff picks up low gross
at Maitland Ladies' Night
Summer is slowly but surely drawing to
a close, with the shadows getting longer
and the days shorter. The various matches
are being played and in most cases are
down to the semi-finals.
Men's night last Monday was rained out.
They played on Thursday but haven't seen
fit to get the results to me. Ladies' night on
Tuesday was alsorainedout but we played
on Wednesday with a field of 12, better
than expected on such a cold windy day.
Marie Huff came in with 1st low gross and
net winners were Mary Lapaine, Sally
MacEwan, Bev Jeffrey and putts won by
Grace Neville.
Also on Wednesday, the culmination of
the Junior program, with a tournament.
First low gross was carded by Raymond
Bedard (carrying irst loon a w net had a 4 -way
tradition I
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tie with Tim Harrison, Corey Haylow,
Jason Cook and Chris O'Neil vying for
honours.
Second low net had Ken Strong and An-
drew Scott tied. Third low net saw Jamie
Redmond in sole possession. Closest to the
pin on No. 1 and No. 5 were Jamie Red -
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Jason Cook and C�l�1Irris O'Neil tied for the
least number of Fitts.
Clive Caswell" had worked with the
Juniors all season, and it must make him
feel pretty good to get such a good turnout.
Many thanks Clive and to all who assisted
you.
Bob and Joan McDougall continue in
their winning ways, netting the low net for
the field at the Owen Sound Matrimonial
Tournament. Edna and Fred Looker card-
ed second low gross in B flight at the same
tournament. Fred and Edna also placed
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with 104 couples entered. At the Sunset
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