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By HELEN MASON When it comes to discussing conformation horsemen are like the comment about men If you asked them what makes girl attractive no two would give the same answer The same holds true when horsemen discuss the ideal horse Laws of conformation after all deal in averages plus judg ment And theres always couple of outstanding horses wholl defy any law whether it be one of form or one of per formance But forgetting the notable ex ceptions there are some con formation traits that make it easier for horse to go sound for longer period of time talked to Earl Rowe former Lieutenant Governor of Ontario and member of the Canadian Tortting Association Hall of Fame Rowe likes to see horse thats long from where the backhand would sit to the crown with long slope to the horses shoulder that gives the animal greater reach when he moves and bigger girth He suggests that when the shoulder has deep angle the part where the horses front leg enters the body is further for ward This gives the horse deeper counter heavier shoulder muscling and more breadth in the chest DEEP COUNTER Rowe feels that deep counter means that the horse has wider shoulder muscle It allows more room for expan sion of the lung and heart muscles important to any athlete This extra expansion means that the horse has greater stay raceway entries WEltNlISIIAY OCTOBER I97 POST TIMII 145 RM FIRST RACE TROT MILE $650 TORCH DEMON Rowe iRIIATJOHNA Young NANCYCARRUTHERS DiBennedetto Maclnlosh Harris Montferriind Mahon Shot on Cool Bettys Blale Prince Henry SECOND It Ii PII MILE 5530 ltlVIlEROSA ADAM RAGTlMlZ ROBBIE VIOLET MAY Almost White Crowe Char Rob Kiisie Renout Dan Byrd Newman Kiitns Shadou Lougheed Jones IllRl RI III IIII 8630 it IODNLFF FER ME TORONADU JOHN Jones STIZADY PAINTER Waples Up All Do Goodale ll it Black Rock II Rocky Cashier Mltk Dale Spikes Wu Pl Atlantic Bullet IttlltTlI RF PACE llll $500 ti MOON FLASIIER Dtltl DAWN Dechellis llZRRA BUY Rowe Leger Dominion Annerud FIIIITIL Purdie Danger 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for the puck Hockey league exhibit 43 CP Photo Argos lose two linemen TORONTO CP Toronto Argonauts have lost linemen Bruce Smith and Kevin Powell for the rest of the season but head coach Forrest Gregg isnt going to use that as an excuse if the club doesnt make it to the Canadian Football League playoffs Superstition the breaks have nothing to do with it says Gregg whose club has lost ion game in its last five games in row The team that does the best job of executing will win Well simply have to play better Smith one of the Argos best defensive linemen and Powell an offensive lineman from Kamloops BC were both sidelined with knee injuries in Sundays 1716 loss to Hamilton TigerCats Both players under BAYFIElD MAll CRAFT SHOW SALE THINGS THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY OCT See What They Make and How They Make It On October Boyfield Mall whill host the McLaughlin Caravan Craft Show which offers wide range of hand made crafts not usually seen in stores Most of the crafts people who will be in this special event will be travelling from many small towns and distant points outside the Barrie area TO SEE From Comox British Columbia Don Wood will be displaying his varied designs for Petit Point Jewellery Eric Manthei is also travelling from BC White Rock and will display his Sea Shell Jewellery See candles dipped in various colored vats and then carved into various ribbon designs Schumann candles Waterloo Ont Corner Ceramics Markham Ontario specializes in reproduc tions of pewter pitchers and bowls and demonstrates the various painting techni ques required Gilead Craft the Peterborough area has mastered the art of in Ernal carving lifelike roses with drill into acrylic pieces that are used as iewellery pieces From Ottawa Ontario watch Cliff North as he makes his various metal sculptured ships maple leaf tree branches and modern sculpture designs Also see Allan Ross as he transforms recycled tin cans into lamp holders If you have never seen glass blower at work then Charles Ballon from Scar borough Ontario will be real treat At the craft show there will be artists also Fergus Art Oshawa specialized in large oil paintings of cats tigers and buildings in rural setting $45$65 Watch Rose Schul Uxbridge as she transforms white canvas into landscapes $85 to $200 and also John Van Der Hart one of Canadas most prominent water color artists will display large selection of his work $200 to SI 200 MUCH TO SEE MALL HOURS Mon to Fri 930 to 930 Sat 930to 600 UlatdtThoSIdlnbottflaoboflsUJoddCumestchkicrs Also at the show will be Plexiglass items for home and office use ceramic jewellery custom made and novelty bar signs pine mirrors leather hats purses and belts home made fudge fur accessories plaques for childrens rooms pots made of pebbles large wooden sculptures plaques that have shiny plastic BAYFIELD MALL Bayfield St Barrie flir flftair Trampoline Show Soc CrossCountry Ski Demonstrations Bu Professionals See The Riv Canada Ski Theatre Featuring exiting Ski Movies Ulla OnrSMXfim In Ski Prizes fit The 150 Exhibits MDisplovs Bo Sun To fisit The lOSOchlun Van flGnatSIdedubitionForfloghanEKpcmBnng The Family Bargain Shop Rt Canada Longest Ski Swap 4919200 ROYAL BANKDAYS NHLmundup the examiner Wednesday Oct 1919 19 Canadiens drop two straight By THE CANADIAN PRESS Losing streaks in proseason action usually are not some thing to get concerned about with National Hockey League teams giving their upandcom ing youngsters try at making the big time But when Montreal Canadiens lose two straight its at least noteworthy The defending Stanley Cup cham ions dropped their secon in row Tuesday night when Chicago Black Hawks Hockey League as an assistant coach Favell who also played for Toronto Maple Leafs Colo rado Rackies and Philadelphia is not expected to see much playing action In another move Toronto Maple Leafs sent centre Bruce Boudreau left winger Reg Thomas and defenceman Bob Neely to New Brunswick Hawks of the American Hockey League and released defen ceman Jim Dorey In Buffalo the Sabres kept ism the lead but Philadelphia kept coming back as the two teams played to draw Buffalos Larry Playfair gave the Sabres lead after just 29 seconds of play on shot that glanced into the net off Flyeis defenceman Bob Kelly tied the game at 909 Tony McKegney gave the Sa bres 21 lead two minutes later but Reg Leach tied it again late in the period Danny Gare gave Buffalo 32 second period lead only to have Dennis Ververgaert even the score in the third period DROUIN PACES JETS Jude Drouin scored twice and assisted on another to lead Win nipeg over Vancouver Drouin gave the Jets 10 lead in the first period but Thomas Gradin netted power play goal to tie the game Drouin restored Winnipegs lead before the end of the period 095 down as he and Willy Lindstrom of along the boards during National Winnipeg Tuesday night The Jets won gained 51 decision Chicago took 30 firstperiod lead and coasted to victory Grant Mulvey Alain Daigle Tom Lysiak Reg Kerr and Rich Preston scored for the Black Hawks Yvan Cournoyer got the lone goal for Montreal Montreal outshot Chicago 22 20 as Don Cutts and Richard Sevigny split the goaltending for the Canadians Mike Veisor played goal for Chicago In other contests Buffalo Sa bres and Philadelphia Flyers played to 33 draw Winnipeg Jets beat Vancouver Canucks Pittsburgh Penguins downed Quebec Nordiques 42 and New York Islanders tied New York Rangers 11 FAVELL SENT TO MINORS Meanwhile Edmonton Oilers assigned goalie Doug Favell to Houston Apollos of the Central Includes aloe defrost reclining bucket seats dock tech gauges corpoti powr assist from disc alias whitowols discs bid KITCHEN moron ESSA RD AT HWY 00 7281287 SAlES SERVICE PARTS went surgery and are finished for the season How do you replace guy like Smith asked Gregg Hes leader He does so many things for this team Greg has Nick Bastaja com ing off the injury list and will swithc Bill Norton to left tackle to replace Powell Still doubtful for Argos 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