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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-05-09, Page 7CONSOLATION CHAMPS of the Egmond- vllle Bowling League were the Red Devils Including Jeff Ryan, Marie Palin, Wil Fralser, Steve Scott and Dave Crocker. Absent Is George Johnston. (Hook photo) THE TIGERS were the grand champs of the Egmondvllle Bowling League. Winners in- clude Gary Schenck, Rick Costello, Pagl THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 9. 1984 — A7 Hully Gully Motocross season opener a success The first race of Hully Gully's 1984 CMA Motocross season was held Sunday, and riders from as far away as Vancouver took part. Tim Krough, Honda Canada team rider, with his team-mate, Mike Harnden competed after completing a Honda Moto- cross School at Hully Gully on Friday and Saturday. Tim Krough came from Vancou- ver, and Harnden from Oshawa. In the Open Expert class, Dave Beatty of Sarnia finished first, Tim ,Krough, second, and Harnden, third. Harnden and ,Krough are the nation's number two"and four riders. Beatty of Sarnia had an exceptional day, Henderson, Rep Dick, Judy Mason, Mary finishing first overall in Open Expert class Helen Costello and Ralph Johnson. (Hook End second behind Harnden in the 250 Expert class. photo) One of Canada's most promising Senior riders, Kevin Moore of Sudbury rode his Honda to a first place in Open Senior, a first in 250 Senior and a fourth in the 125 Senior class, The track at Hully Gully was very fast --and the previously quick 1 minute -40 second lap -time barrier was broken several CAMPBELL'S CREAM OF MUSHR99-1034UP Staffen's Will be aplm 0M1)}'\nU2 Qfr du g 1Rkv 2© 10 a.m.-6 p.m. T SPECB.L� times. The fastest lap of the day was turned in by Dave Beatty of Sarnia with 1:35. In the Senior and Expert classes, the front-runners were running consistent 1:30',s. With the calibre of racing shown at Hully Gully on Sunday, the Expert Nationals coming to Hully Gully on June 17 should show some of the best racing ever. Hully Gully's next race is a 3:wheel ATV tri -cross style event coming May 20, with the next CMA Motocross scheduled for June 3. Hully Gully's House League begins on Safurday, May 12 with beginner's House League starting Thursday, May 30. The House League program at Hully Gully has produced many winners, including last year's Senior 125 Canadian Champion, Stephen Luyks of Dorchester, who has been moved into the Expert Class this year. Many of the riders in the winner's circle on Sunday were Hully Gully House League riders and sponsored team riders. With the excellent racing shown on Sunday, the June 3 race promises to be even more exciting. Ramblings from the races Seaforth horse has colt BY LOS GLBBINGS • Winston Powell of RR2, Seaforth has a new colt which arrived on May 1 from his successful race mare Mississkippy p, 2.01.4 and by the Most Happy Fella sire Dallas Almahurst. Armbro Arctic owned by Stewart McCall of Seaforth, was fourth in the $40,000 Graduate Series at Mohawk Raceway on Friday night. The winner was timed in 1.56 for the mile. Another 2.00 pacer is Miss Sadies Pride, by Skippys Pride C -Sadie Bars from Fred (Pete) Fowler's farm near Londesboro. From 34 starts she had five wins, two SMOKED PORK SHOULDERS 'PRIDE OF CANADA' seconds and seven thirds good for $11,330 and $86,890 lifetime. While most of the time we hear about the horses that Stewart McCall of Seaforth has purchased, a cot ple of home-breds from his Walton area farm are doing well for other owners. CallwoodClipper, by Horton Hanover- Merrywood Susie, has a 1.57.3 pacing record and while racing 39 times in 1983, won 16 times, with seven seconds and four thirds, good for 585,822 and $107,036 lifetime. Callwood Breeze, by Alert Bret -Dawn Almahurst, won in 1.58.1 last year while getting a (3-1-0) standing from 10 starts, good for $22,310. 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