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22-The Canadian Champion, Friday, March 12, 2004 Porenta (?TS' Aàv~l~r ÎL - à kàs t rookie. of year in first leg of Silver Reign Series Jennifer Porenta puncîuaîed hier uîsiversiiy rookie season with a silver listing lasi weekend in Toronto. 'Me U of T fresisman and Olympic isopeful delivered tisree sil- ver-medal performances, îwo i individual freestyle compelition, ai tise Canadian University Cisampionsisips. Her besi efforts were reserved for lasi Friday's 200-metre freestyle, in whicb se eslablisised a new personaî record of 1:59.18 for second-place isonours. Tise i 8-year-old M1iltonian led for more tisais three-quarters of lise finals before being ouldistanced by Laval's Sophsie Simard, wiso also edged hier oui of gold during Sunday's 100m freestyle. Simard broke an 1l -year national record wilis a lime of 55.96s while Porenia was close beisind ai 56.02s - also a new indu- Jnie et vidual bencismark. Jnie oet Tisose efforts, plus a lead-off contribution 10 U of T ladies,' ail- ver-meda] effort un lise 4xlOOm freestyle relay, earned tise local pool sisark tise CIS's Rookie of lise Year award. Porenia - wisose national silver-miedal sisowings sandwicised disastrous performances un the 50m buntertly and 50m freeslyle Saturday - remains a legilimale conlender for ibis summer's Olympies, panticularly un lise 100m and 200m freeslyle. Pauls Peanut, Armbro Bracken and Bella Faine got tie Silver Reign Series for Ontario-sireti tisree-year-old fillies underway ai Woodbîne Racetrack Monday nigsi. A wild tirai division Idkiee off tie $17,000 opening leg. Getting into tie flow after lise isaif-mile marker, Pauls Peanut - co-owned, traineti andi driven isy Doug Broswn - was second by a nose us a pisoto-finsiss aI thse wire, but was bumiped Up 10 lirai fol- lowing a driver'a objection. Sitting tisree-wide laie lin tie streics, Brown and Pauls Peanut looked to isave tise victory locked up. Milioman Lue Ouellette andi Annbro Bell found room, laie along tise rail and explodedti 1 tise wire witis a ton of pace. But Armbro Bell was deemed 10 isave ierfereti wilis Tamango Hall, anti was conaequentiy droppeti froun tise top tisree - giving Pauls Peanut tise win. Hoof ~ Beat with JEFF ENTN It was tise second victorym inrde starta for the Brown trainee, wiso flnished a lengts aisead of Paradise 0f Grins. There was no disputing tisai Milton's Chuis Cisristoforou anti Armbro Bracken were tise isest lin tise second division, as tisey isandily took tise mile in a new life- lime mark of 1:56. 1. Novocain Faune, driven by ownerltrainer Marty Adler, carved out :27.2 and :56.3 panels tiarougis to the haif-mile before Armbro Bracken was tipped out front second and got it done for Cisristoforou. Under wraps tiscougis tise lane after a 1:26.2 tisird-quarter mark, Armisco Bracken waa tisree lenglis up on Twin B Supreme anti four lengis lis fr-ont of Electra Dreasei~ wisen ail ws saiti anti donte. Tise victory ws Arnabro Bracken'a first in five starta tisis year. The final division of tise nigst show- caseti anotiser big mile, s Bella Faine and driver Mike Saflic of Milton wireti lise fielti lin 1:56. Leaving froin poil four, Saflic anti tise daugister of Apaches Faine anti Jackie Seelsier set fractions of :28, :57.1 and 1:26.2 before cruismng isome wits a :29.3 fusal panel. Trained by Nicky Comenga for Canspiselville'a Bruno Comenga, Bella Faine looketi stu'ong is tie back- strecs, easily repelling an ativance by 7- 5 favourite Twmn B Romance. The $17,000 second leg of tie Silver Reign Series la alateti for Monday, wisile tise $48,OOO final will be contesteti Marcs 22. ireapo.om Spinerduo show strongly atfinal. quaifier YOUR\ 5&6YR.IL 0 5&H NSRCTONLD Altisougs tisey'd already earned passage 10 nexi witis overaîl bronze ibis lime around. leap on tise beam. He isigisesi placinga were INA R CI 1-27 monîbas provitncial cisanspionsis, îwo local gym- Tise Argo 1 gymnasl reacised tise podium on tise reserved for floor and vauli, in wisic saise fiished il om MEN'S and final qualifying meel in Muskoka. vauli. Sise also look sixts on tise floor and sevents Tise local duo - along wilis leammates Maddy TEA MS/1NDIVIDUAL Tise Milton Springers' youngesî compelitive on beam. Bannock, April Cisappeil and Lita Sotiriou - will 905-840-7310 member -niuse-year-old Josan Pineau-Levman Among Tryo 1 participants, lO-year-old Britiany now begin training for tise provincial cisampi- E %0 V IRE uD bG1NS - improved on last montis's fouilla-place sbowing Sciscader grabbed tise judge *s award for tise igsas onsiis. MIL TON WINTERHAWKS Congratulations to the MHHA Lottery Winners for the month of March 2004 $50 Carol Whiting $50 Creg Biles $50 William Paguaga $50 Kim Gervais $50 Greg Biles $50 Steve Mulholland $100 Cathy Todorski $100 Kaven Alexander $100 Jody Brooks $100 Steve Hall $100 Ann-Marie Stevens $500 Gary Walker $50 Brian Hunter $50 Dane Horvat $50 Valeria Citton $50 Micheal Welanc Thank you for your support! This was the Iast draw for the season. 4 "ý*,MRegistration Girls Hockey fr2 0 REGISTER EARLY FOR DISCOUNTS R.gbter ONJJNE etwa4vitrgrhokgca Marck 27 90M. 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