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Splurge, who stands at Seelater Farms in
Lucan. Owned and trained by Roy Revington
of Lucan, this brown filly recently won a
Flamboro pace in 2:00 and four-fifths,
several ticks faster than Sunday's time of
2:02 and two-fifths.
The fastest . time of the day, 2:00 and
four-fifths, was turned in by Major's Choice
in the 1st Division of the Sire's Stakes,
establishing a new record for herself in her
first win of the season, as well as setting a
new track record at Clinton for three-year-
old fillies. Owned by Charles Armstrong of
Inglewood and Gus Schickendanz of Thorn-
hill and trained by Bill Wellwood, this Jade
Prince filly may be one to watch in the
future. She has posted two seconds and two
thirds in her last four stakes races at
Greenwood, including a third place finish in
both her elimination and final heats in the
Rothman's Championships, all impressive
showings in under 2:02 and two-fifths.
Another local filly on the OSS circuit, Gin
and Wink, owned by Lois and Verdun
Vanstone of Benmiller and trained by
Verdun Vanstone, attracted a lot of attention
from the hometown crowd in the 2nd
Division, but finished fifth in the blistering
pace set by Major's Choice, even under the
able reinsmanship of Ray McLean.
Another local horse that did well Sunday
was the gallant mare Poppy Love, owned,
trained and driven by Wayne Dupee of
Clinton, who led all the way to win handily in
the 5th race; Dupee himself came back in the
8th to drive Miss Krista Hal to a third place
finish for owners Larry Henderson of
W ingham and Don Large of Ripley.
Jennifer's Beauty, owned and trained by
Case Buffinga of Clinton also did well;
handled by Johnny Muir, she forced the,
pace in the first race, finishing a close
second behind Jennie W illvan and coming
on fast.
The perennial favorite, Valleycreek Tramp
owned by John Watson of Blyth and trained
by Clinton's Paul Taylor, also led the whole
way to win his claiming handicap in the 7th.
Driven by Fred Sadler, this was the
6 -year-old bay horse's 8th win in 9 starts.
Combined with the Listowel mare Feature
Time, Valleycreek Tramp paid $295.00 for a
$2 bill in the Exactor.
The 8th race definitely belonged to
Seaforth fans, as two local horses, Becky Hi
and Out All Knight traded the lead back and
forth as they raced practically as a team for
most of the mile, with Becky Hi just
squeaking under the wire first to set a new
personal record of 2:07 and three-fifths.
Becky Hi is owned by Joe Lane and trained
and driven by Dale Kennedy, while Out All
Knight is owned by Brian Glanville, trained
by Bruce Lamont and driven by Johnny
Muir, all of Seaforth.
Race fans are reminded that August 18 is
Seaforth Day at Clinton Raceway. This
first-time event has been organized by
Clinton Race Secretary Ian Fleming, and by
Seaforth's irrepressible Rene Dupuis, to
celebrate the large contingent of Seaforth
fans and horsemen who loyally support
every event at the Clinton track. Seaforth
businessmen have donated coolers for every
race next Sunday, and Seaforth Mayor Alf
Ross will make a presentation to the winner
of the feature pace, on behalf of the Town of
Seaforth.
"We're going to make this an annual
event," promises Dupuis. "We figure it's
the least we can do for our Clinton track,
since it does so much for us,"
He added the only problem he had run
into in organizing the day was that "every
business in town has been phoning me all
week to donate blankets this race day -- but,
heck, we can only use 11 at a time, so the
rest are going to have to wait until next
year."
To wind up the day, a chicken barbecue
will be held under the grandstand at Clinton,
following the races. Tickets are available at
many Seaforth businesses, or at Ball and
Mutch Fine Furniture in Clinton. Only 400
tickets will be printed, and organizers expect
the event to be sold out in record time.
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