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PORT PERRY STAR REAL ESTATE -- Wednesday, July 4, 1990 -- 13 Sires stakes 4-way split at Kawartha Downs The Labatt's Blue Ontario Sires Stakes for two year old pacing fillies highlighted the week's ac- tivities at Kawartha Downs. Thir- ty four declared starters forced a four-way split of the $40,728 event on Saturday night, June 30. Armbro Jeepers, an Armbro Omaha filly, won the fastest divi- sion in 2:02.1 for John Kopas. She was among seven starters on the card to break their maiden status. This filly raced from the four hole, but turning home, Kopas had her flying on the outside to get a half a length in front of Omabhollyanna at the wire. Frac- tions for the trip over a track listed as "GOOD" were :29.2 - 1:01 - 1:30.3. She's owned by the Wave Stable of Cheltenham which consits of sixteen newcomers to the business headed up by Arm- bro P.R. man Greg Unger. Bob Walker survived the first test on the very soggy racetrack which was dampened by an hour long downpour about 4 p.m.. Walker's filly, Spring Riviera posted the second fastest clocking -2:02.4. From post seven, Walker took is River Rouge filly to the back, but had her on the move on the outside before the halfway marker and she raced there all the way home. Spring Riviera, despite the tough trip, drew away to win by five lengths over Paint Bucket. Walker's comment was "anything I'd have to say about this filly is good. She really sur- prised me tonight." Fractions for the trip were :29.2-1:01.2-1:31.4. The filly is owned by Forbes Cat- tle Co. Ltd. - Colin and Ealine Campbell of Walkerton. Next on the speed list was Kokomo Chris. The Armbro Willard filly stopped the teletimer in 2:03.2 for breeder-owner- trainer-driver Fern Henri of Chelmsford. "I was sure I had a shot (at winning)," said a jubilant Henri after the race, "and I think she could have gone more - there seemed to be lots left."' Henri was a little concerned about the off track saying "she stopped a bit in her last start on a sloppy track at Sudbury." Henri, too, raced his filly from the back, but moved her before the half and raced three wide around the last turn before scampering home to down run- nerup Whiz Key by two lengths. The big upset of the evening was Majesty of Time, a daughter of Federated. Trainer-driver Laurie Bako got her home in 2:03.4. She returned 24.70 in her first lifetime start. Bako said later "she hasn't done anything special, but she hasn't done anything wrong, either. I didn't want to pull her in her first start, but there seemed to be lots left in the tank at the wire." _ Bako also used the come-from- behind method to post a two length victory for Marlene Stiller of London and Wilfred George of Southwold. Fractions for this one were :29.1 - 1:00.2 - 1:31.4. Cams Combo, a five year old daughter of Cam Fella captured the Fillies & Mares Preferred for Dan Clements in 1:59.1. She's returning from a rest which dates back to March 13 and looked very sharp for the partnership of Ed Friedbert - Prince Lee Acres - Norm Faulkner & Malcolm Nadler. Robbie McNeil handles the conditioning. Nipigon Mike, a three year old Dallas Almahurst colt, lowered" his record to 1:59.3 under the direction of Stu Cochrane. Rick Hewitt does the training for Mike Rogerson of Scarborough. The others to break their maidens included Armbro In- finite, a three year old Jazz Cosmos filly, in 2:04 for Ken Har- dy, Earned Respect, a three year old Abercrombie filly for Stu Cochrane in 2:06.3, and Hamptons Majorette, a three year old Cold Reality filly for Guy LaRush in 2:04. The other Saturday winner was Panartemis, a three year old Keystone Howell filly for Guy LaRush in a personal best 2:02.3. She's undefeated in two lifetime starts. Two thousand and ninety-one fans filed through the trunstiles to wager $153,017. While Saturday was obviously the "Filly Show," Thursday was the "Speed Show," with exactly half of the ten dash winner join- ing the 1990 2:00 Club. Central Station, a four year old son of Albatross, led the way with a 1:57.4 clocking. His second start back after five months in the sick bay was a message to the com- petition that he's back. Trainer- driver Randy Waples had Central Station parked to the quarter pole in :30, but cleared to the front as the field moved past the grands- tand and got to the half in a minute flat. Central Station stop- ped off a third panel in :29.2 before a final frame in :28.2 to get his second 1990 win for Ron Waples Stable Inc. The margin was three lengths over Village Anchor. Other speedsters on Thursday included Toadal Chaos in the $8,500 claimer for Jerry Robinson "with a personal best 1:58.4. The four year old Temujin gelding is owned by Fergus Ellement - Brian Buchan and Raymond Guthrie of Peterborough and is trained by Terry Heffernan; Dallas Anne, a five year old daughter of Dallas Almahurst, took a 1:59 record for Murray Samons. Ron and Terry Smith of Indian River own the mare and Ron does the training; Shadys KS won his first since 1988 when he stopped the RWR teletimer in 1:59 for Murray Brethour. George Hunt trains the eight year old Kawartha Skipper gelding for Mel McKee of Peterborough; and Muriatic, a five year old Coal Harbor gelding, won his fourth of the season in 1:59.4. Blaise Mac- Donell trains and drives for John Cherry of Etobicoke and Jim Cherry of Ajax. Murray Brethour added two more wins on the card when he guided Wil Lor Wilma to her maiden victory in 2:02.4 and Hilroy Passion to hers in 2:05.4. Wil Lor Wilma, a three year old daughter of Big Brother is train- ed by Lorne Brethour for Joanne Colville - Ruth Vanderwerf and IF YOUR AD WAS HERE Over 20,000 people could have read it this week. That's a lot of potential customers for your business. For advertising Made Easy call the "PORT PERRY STAR - 985-7383 Maurice Lawson. Hilroy Passion is a four year old daughter of Brisco Hanover owned and train- ed by Barry Crowe. Algor Downy, an eleven year old gelded son of Down East, kick- ed regular driver Dan LeBlonc off while warming up. LeBlonc was sent to hospital, but later releas- ed with what was described as bruises (some in rather unique spots). Trainer Fred LeBlonc handed the lines to Mark Johnson and that move worked as Algor Downy took a new mark of 2:01.1. Elsewhere on Thursday, Buf- fala June won the $2,500 claimer in 2:02.1 for Leonard Lalonde, and Eric Adams guided No Roannie to victory in the $4,000 claimer with a 2:02.3 clocking. The 1,094 in attendance on Thursday wagered $103,296. Action resumes on Thursday, July 5, when the feature is the $75,000 (estimated) Trillium Series for two year old trotting fillies. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Harrison of Port Perry celebrated thelr 50th Wedding Anniversary on June 29. On June 26, friends and relatives joined the happy couple for afternoon tea at the Islander on Scugog Island in a celebration of their Golden Anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison rode comfortably in a 1928 Ford driven by John Bruce and his son Stewart. The couple received messages of best wishes on this spe- cial day from local, provincial and federal politicians, includ- ing the Governor General. There are approximately 40,000 people within a 10 minute drive of Port Perry who could be in the market for your products..... .....ANd you can reach over 20,000 of them each week by advertising in the Port Perry Star, That's a pretty big bite anyway you look at it! 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