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The Canadian Champion, Friday, October 25, 2002-B5 Final Gold Series Elimination at Mohawk tomorrow Ontaaio'n exciting tbree-y !ar-old pacing * Ishe f tir \hibvslRaçi n ick riini, night for the final Gold Sertes Elfssnnatsoss of their careers. Amnong the talented group of 10 lined up go compete for $1 16,225 are al four Gold Final winners and aIl but one of the divi- sion's top- 10 point earnern. Leading the colts into the event is reign- ing Gold Final winner Dreansfair Vogel, who sits top the division standings wigh 187 points. The Village Jiffy son rides mgto tomor- row's duel on a hree-race win sreak, wbich started when he lowered the Mohawk track record witb a 1:49.4 tri- umph on September 14 and continued tbrougb two consecutive Ontario Sires Stakes record performances at Windsor Racetrack in the September 29 Gold Elimination and October 6 Gold Final. The track record performance at Mohawk was the colt's first start for top conditioner Bihl Robinson of Hagersville and owners John and Mary Lamers bave been delighted with the results the long considered move o Robinson'n bans bas wrought on their colt. "Bill Robinson is probsbly the best train- er in North America, and in my estimation I had Io make a business decision. Sometimes wben you get sel in your ways you're reluctant o change, but the first thing Bihl did was go witb no car plugs. no sbadow rol., no vîud support. no quarter boots. no mun down boots and he put a Blackjack bike on im"- said John Lamern. "Bill knows how o make thone changes and be runs an awcsome training centre.' The Ingersoîl resident was pleased with the job is regular rainer Jason Libby did handling Dreamfair Vogel, but felt a radi- iýl chainge v vneess.,iry Ioi hillp the colt breask the -peed buTtierlie seeied Lu ie bumping up agant. He had explored the possibility of mov- ing the colt into Robinson's care last faîl, but decided against it at the time. vo when the subject arose again thinscason Robmnson's nanse was already at the top of the list. "I thought about making the change when Jason broke is wrist last year. I spoke to Bill at the time and be vaid 'Sure, l'hl take the horse', but h decided not to and we finished out the year here." Mr. Lamers recalled. "Who knows how shings would have worked out if 1hbad done it then.- As tings stand, Lamers is confident Dreamfair Vogel will be a major player in the final Gold Series and the November 16 Super Final and is boping the colt can maintain is momentum througb the Canadian Breeders Championship in late November and the Provincial Cup at Windsor Raceway in early December. "He's very fresh. He's had junt the nice number of starts 10 be fresh enougb for the long mun he has ahead of him now,"* said Lamers. wbo asmo bred the winner of $43 1,143. 1i dont think the borne bas real- ly peaked yet. h think there iv more in the tank." Dreamfair Vogel will atempt to extend is win streak from pont six in the fiftb race tomorrow and Lamers wasrf t sure which driver would be as the fines for the Gold Elimination. RobinsnoN regular driver. Randy Waples. was lîsted on botb Dreansfair Vogel and Pacifie Titan. I expressed an interest in bavsng Randy e u f yr ra ho ewt i n t d a Y s P a ~ ' 1 iU R LAmZmBOYULER - 1 AZ-S Hoof ~ Beat wih SANDA, IE drive Vogel but Bill said he gives the driv- ers a choice. He just puts them down and doesn't influence them either way. We'd lie to have Randy, he knows the borne and gets along with him so well, but if he choose Pacifie Titan we'1l deal with that." naid Lamers. 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