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24 - The Canadian Champion, Tuesday, May 26, 1998 Cancan had moves down pat Show Your Tam Strauss knew SB Fuchsias Cancan had ta trot a perfect race ta beat adds-on favourite Brave Princess and that she did in the $35.600 Celias Counsel Series fi mal 11 M at î Moh,îv k. Leaving from the lrailing post position ninc, the three-year-old King Conch-Fuchsia filly followed the caver ai Brave Princess until rounding the last turn and then burst an by for a twa-length victory in a bril- liant mile ai 1:58.3. "It juat worked out great. That's the way 1 had the game plan in my mind," said Strauss ni Acton, refer- ring ta bis trip behind Brave Princess. "I even let Steve (Condren driving Brave Princess) get in front af me su 1 could follow him. "If I could beat him, that would be great, if not I should stili be second. We said ail along if we could keep her quiet leaving, she'd be alright. That's a good record for a young mare." Brave Princess, who went a gallant trip, stayed for second with Pour It On Victory picking up third for Ron Waples. "No disgrace there, the other filly went a great race and we just got aut-tripped," said Ben Wallace, tramner ai Brave Princess. Unraced as a twa-year-old, SB Fuchsias Cancan eamned her fourth win in five lifetime starts for Doug and Gord Delany's Deicreat Stables ai Acton. The only blemish on her otherwise perfect record was a break leaving the starting gate twa weeks ago in the apening leg ai the series. Milton drivers first, second Local speedsters provided a one-two punch at Flamnboro Speedway during the recent season opener. Milton drivers Gary Siama and Andy Wbellar took fîrat and second place respectively in the 0K Tire Street Stock race, outdistancing Burlington's Dave Miskolczi and Manfred Henkel ai Oakville. Steeltown competitor Dave Habel took the lead from the anset but was cballenged constantly by the Milton duo. Ater a lap five caution and restart Siama looked ta the inside white Whellar went high. Bath gat their break on the eighth go-around when Habel slipped in tam two. For thc remaining seven laps Slama held off the campetitian white Wbellar made a valiant yet unsuc- cesaful bid ta spoil his victory. Habel finisbed in fiftb spot. AI *ONII ON G M.A.R.C.H. " Walr Fumnace Systeros - Gas Propane and " Heat Pumpa - Air. Ground Eiectric Fumacea & Wmer Sources - High EfficienCy Air Fiters " Centrai & Room Air & Humidifiers 785 Main Street East 870-1138 (Service) 875-2700 (Sales) 1 OE IMROEME« c..UulAirc..didemg" BEST APPRAISALS k*A*L HOME IMPROVEMENTS Saesad evieCentral Air Decks Fumaces as and S Eeric rae Residential & Rural Real Estate BBOs Fences Freplaces GAs P11Ropane & EletiYunc Valuations & Consultng Gas LUnes Inspected and Repaired 1ERRY ROWLneY du Mamber of the Apprasal Insttule of Canada KEITH HADLOW 92VaSt E. 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Mark for estimates (905> 693-0438 SEPTIC TANK PUMPUNO Robet noble Nid. -180 fi. af hase for craasing awns, 3 radio dispatched trucks ta serve yau. .la"# ww fer lhg"Ne- pmw 0eh ... fW, ei (SSaId pump aet ast everY 3 Years) Never ase caicureit ar double ply toiet pper 4319) 833-000 Aou Anolflg Servce 8708-OM OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCEI Ho of ~ Beat The winner' s share of $1 7,800 pushed her career tally ta $35,800. "She's getting better ail the time and just like Tom said if we can get ber settled down bebind the (start- ing) gate she'll be fine," said Doug Delany, who also trains the filly. I feit pretty confident in ber that she would follow the other horses fine. "Once sbe's away from the gate, 1 don't think yau could get ber ta make a break. She juat needs more experience." A $20,000 yearling purchase, SB Fuchsias Cancan showed a lot ai potential training down as a twa year aid before a hiatus last summer due ta immaturity. "We had ber down ta 2:08 last year and her stifles (upper hind leg muscles) just weren't tight," described Delany. I asked (fellow tramner) Norm Jones about injecting ber and he said 'tumn her out in the field.' Sa that' s what we did and we neyer picked her back up until December." The Celia's Counsel championsbip completed the spring meet stakes action at Mohawk. Racing now moves ta Woodbine for the summer. on JuIy lst Attend the festivities at Bo tary Park, wz th events ail day long, and taire lu the spectacular evening ffreworks over the MMl Pond. This public service message brought to you by The Canadian Champion, Milton's community newspaper for more than 135 years. APPRAISALS 1 LANDSCAPING 1 1- eV ý,» Ah MýMIM d"m r.m. coritractinq M. HomE & OFFICE - Additions Tiles - Bathrooms Rec pooms - Decký. Garag 878-8625