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20 - The Canadman Champion, Tuesday, AprIl 6, 1999 A littie revenge was in store for Rambaran It took him a track record-equaling mile to do tl but Rambaran finally got revenge on nrnies lRîîhîs,îlle inî saîruîciayseîî~ $7,000( lq For Ail pace at Mohawk Raceway. The sizzling 1:50.3 performance was one of five victories on the card for red hot driver Tony Kerwood. In the featured event, Rambaran showed his authority early, a change in tactics from the three previous weeks, when he stalKed Robitaille from off the pace but failed to gel hy in the end. This lime however, Kerwood pointed the stocky speedster 10 the front through fractions of :27, :55.2, 1:24 and then waited for Robitaille's challenge, which materialized around the last tum. Despite bis best efforts, Robitaille couldn't gel 10 within a length of the leader hefore Rambaran took off again through the stretch for a two- length triumph. D.M. Dilinger came on to edge Robitaille for second. Rambaran's track record was a fitting excla- mation point for Kerwood, who also scored on the card witb Jates Got Rhythm, Extreme 4~Hoof Beat Machine, Armbro Nava and David's Day. *He's been racing so well, I'm realiy glad lfor him," said Kcrwood. "This track is so fast, they're going to go a lot quieker yet. It's s0 good for the horses too." Trained by Dr. Peter Johnston lfor his wil'e Judy, son Paul and partner Craig Watkins of Peterborough, Rambaran won his third race in eight starts this year. The five-year-old son of Western Hanover now sports a handsome career bankroll of $546,474. The Free For AIl also marked the five-year-old debut of 1997 Triple Crown champion Wegtem Dreamer. Though he tinished seventh in his first start since last September, the 'Dreamer' was only five-and-a-quarter lengths back of Raîîîh.îr:n --- dokîîe in1 ,I 1 3 ý l'lie seIcîo Ieg ii tihe Youlhlul Pacîng Serîcs complemented the action-packed uine-up with three divisions. Dexter's Lifeline went on a wire-to-wire romp in the tirst division. Sent to tihe front hy driver Mike Saftic, the son of Dexter Nukes posted fractions of :29, :58.4, 1:28.1 and then sprinted off on bis six rivais to win hy three-and-a-baif lengths in a lifetime hest of 1:55.1. Meadowlands ship-in Power 0f Art - driven by Steve Condren - raliied late to take home the place money and Harbel Kilkenny (witb William McClure) closed quickly to secure the show position. Co-owned and trained hy William Sharp for partner Joseph Rogers of Acton, Dexter's Lifeline remains undefeated in Oive starts on the year. The win hoosted the North America Cup eligihie youngster's hankroll to just over $48,000. Extreme Machine - with Kerwood in the sulky - posted a minor upset in the second divi- sion. Winfall White Sos ieft well to gain eariy Ia i 1 ' î11fîl andî putl up 01c- oliciîîng qîî.rior nl hclîî bet(I cli nquîslsîîîg tihe le,îd to I as Lîrîle Cambestion. Cambestion took the field through the next two stations of :56.4 and 1:26.3 hefore giving up the lead to the pocket riding Extreme Machine. The son of Jate Loheil drew off to win hy two lengths in a career best 1:54.4. Winfall White Sos held on gamely to finish second and Cambestion managed to bang onto the show position. A newcomer to the series, New Spencer ensured himself a berth in the April 17 final by biasting home for Doug Brown in 1:54.4. It was the Kingsbridge colt's firat start since capturing the $60.250 final of the Junior Trendsetter Series at The Meadowlands hack in January. I think he's as good as any in the series,' said Brown, wbo put New Spencer tbrough a 1:57.3 qualifying mile Oive days earlier. "He's a iazy, lazy littie guy but scoring him out (before the race) I got bîm a littie more aggressive going to the gate. He was well within bimself." 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