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The Canadman Champion, Frday, September 14, 2007 - M2 Classic clash expected A pair of unstoppable forces will collide tomorrow nighc at Mohawk in Anicrican ms adei Ltnnatn I latins er and Quebec import Val Taurus are set ta clash for the first time in the $1- million Canadian Trotting Classic for three-year-old colt trotters, which goes as race seven of the 12-race pro- gram and is scbeduled for 9:53 p.m. Bath colts cornte into the race rid- ing incredible 15-race win streaks, and both are unbeaten this season. In fact, Val Taurus bas neyer tasted defeat in his career, while Donato Hanover bas- n't heen beaten since bis first career stant last summer at the Meadowlands. The connections of both horses had the luxury of choosing their post positions for tomorrows final follow- ing elimination victories. Val Taurus will start from the number two spot, with Donato Hannver leavinvy right 1 lie Co leatuît ni the imiglit I tilt $693,500 Maple Leaf Trot for the aider trotters, which bas been slated as race nine on the card and will go post-ward at 10.43 p.m. Former Hambletonian winner and double-millionaîre Vivid Photo will be ]oined hy Breeders Crawn champ Equinax Bi and the exciting European invader Going Kronos in the star- studded field of 10. The strong under card will feature world record holder Someheachsomewhere, who captured the $I-million Metro Pace September 1 in 1:49.3 - makîng him the fastest two-year-ald pacer in history. GRAHAM PAINt / CANADIAN CHAMPION HEFIY HAUL Mlton jockey Emma-Jayne Wilson, who became the f irst woman ta capture the Queens Plate n lune, poses with trophies from a whole dfferent spart - namely hockeys coveted Conn Smylhe, Hart and Kng Clancy Memonal awards. The trophies were part of the Shoot for a Cure Horse Racing fundraiser the accomplished jockey was part of at Woodbine Race Track Tuesday evenîng. Money raised will go ta spinal cord research, as welI as the Avelîno Gomez Foundation. New owners are raring to go Though less than six montb.s int their owAnership of the lceHawks, Dean Piett and Rab DeVincenti< road un Menral Arena began long before. \estarted developing a business plan ta buv a lier 2 Jr. A club about fis-e sears ago. wbich included familiarizing ourselves wth the league and its plavers.- said Dean Piet .%-ho operates a Burlington-based develapment companv and as team president Mi11 sers-e as the more 'public face' of ube owner- ship duo. "Tbis certaînlv dîdnît just start .Nhen w-e handed axer That prep wark, led the new brass ta the conclusion that brînging back hcad coach Randv Novak, and assistant Mikec Kalapacawan a dificult decision. -- Thes ssere [tie riolbî ChoiL e and we e been raî pleased w-nbh their bard wvork, and dedi- cation, noîcd DeVincentis. a construction c o np a n. owner out of Hamilton. And those returnees, as Sren t theinI'e I ne g t i %m e Davsd Dermo w-as recentlv Dean Piett wvelcomed back ia the fald as Dîrectar of Operations - wbîle pretrs much the entîre solunteer base bas signed on for another seasan. The lceHawks bas-e also added ta their coacbîng staff witb the addition aof\tiltonian KesînFîkins. wbo led the Burlîngtan Fagle- a1A-A minor midgeis last s car and sill sersvc as, the thîrd assistant - ssork-in,, wiib the tor-w ards alongsýidc Kalapaca and former îunior standaut Mike Ruk - -w .ho recentls returned to tbe area afier a near cecade-long pro career and a subsequent move in coacbing - silI guide the defen e. \\bile Pieui and DeVincentis are currently belping sith tbe general manager dunes. thats wb%-ere tbeir influence an the teant pani of the club ends. The coacing staff .%ill be responsible for %%bat bappenis on the ice,' said Piett. addressing a quers about NovalCs show dosvn witb the Brampton Capîtals owner oser the discipline of a plaver ibat led t is departure last Nos ember Addressing the season abead, Piett w ouldnî offer any predîc- lions or a tîmeframe in terms of ssbecn the lceHawks should bc hacl- in tbe \Western Conference tie picture. 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