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Ontario Sires Stakes Trapeze Artist wants to be the boss on and off the track Tonigbt wben the Ontario Sires Stakes prograrn makes its scason debut at Mohawk Raceway, Trapeze Artist will be boping to make bier season debut in the winner's circle. After -a frustrating summer. the daugbtcr of King Concb looks like she is back on track, scoring a pair of wins in bier last tliree outings. Trapeze Artist's recent succcss mirrors the late ses- son surge she experienccd as a two-year-old wben she won the last Gold Final, and bas tramner George Peters bopeful that she can capitalize on the opportunities left on bier dance card. "We got started a little late with bier, she bad a cou- ple of problerna last winter, and she tried to get al caugbt up at once," said Peters. ".It wasn't us trying to pusb bier, it was us trying to case bier into it, but sbe wasn't having any part of that." Added Uic Erin resident, "To put it in perspective, sbe's the boss. Shc's thc boss in thc field and she tries to carry tbat to the racetrack. She secs a field of borses and sbe wants to be firat. She tries to do it ai andi screws berseif up." Forced to re-qu.lify I bier first four starts tbe filly made breaks bcbind thc gate and was forced to re-qualify after evcry race. Peters and owners MVL Stable and Charlotte Bygrave of Mississauga startcd to question the wisdorn of a decision Uicy badl made one ycar carlier. "Wc thought enough of bier last year to supplernent bier into Uic Breeders Crown (Oct. 23), bot carlier this year wc were kind of wondcning about that decision," said tbe tramner. "Tbank God she's starting to settle down, shc's corning into fonn ai the rigbt Urne." Peters attributes Uic filly's rocky start to two factors, the temperarnent that sccrns common to rnany King Conch offspring and Uic fact that bier first two atternpts aithUi Gold Series were on balf-mile tracks. "Lots of Uic King Concb's do sern to bave a bit of a temper. Tbcy make breaks and then land and trot like the wind." said Peters. "At Flamboro she bad the cigbt-bole and broke before the gate. "I don't know wbat happencd there, but at Elmira they had a recall and she made a break. I think she would have been fine if it badn't been for Uic recall. Il was a bad point for us." , Ho of 4t Beat The tilly and driver Keith Oliver will star from Post 4 in the first of two elirninations at Mohawk on Tuesday and although Peters is knocking on wood, hie adrnitted that hie likes lier chances. 'l tbink she's finally worked hier way into being in the right framne of mmnd," hie said. "And I'd rather have the four-bote tban the rail, although she's won two tirnes off the rail." Helping Trapeze Artist in bier bid for an Ontario Sires Stakes trophy is the fact that the last Gold Series champion C.L. Brigbtness will start in the second elirnination. Another fractious daugbtcr of King Concb, C.L. Brightness made a break in bier last stait and will be ,looking to get back on track frorn Post 6 for driver Dave Wall, tramner Dean Wall and owner Thomas Moberg of Enebyberg, Sweden. Post 7 toughest competition Trapeze Artist's tougbcst competition in the fourth race should corne frorn Post 7 wbere Drearnfair Tierra will be looking for bier ticket to a second Gold Final victory. George Zirnis trains and drives the daughter of Royal Strength for bis partners Dennis and Janet Fairali of Windsor and the pair bave scored two steady runner-up finishes in preparation for Tuesday's Gold Elirnination.> Mohawk Raccway's first race gocs bebind the start- ing gate at 7:20 p.rn. and the thrce-ycar-old trotting fil- lies uine up for their last Gold Series elirninations in Races 4 and 6. The top five finishers frorn eacb elimination will advance to the Octoher 14 $100,000 Gold Final. 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