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ao tho oxamlnor Wodnooday my 1m Stoyner righton trock Men 91mm Cruel looking method works By HELEN MASON watched Milo Heatherington begin training colt at Tri ple Stock Farms near Tottenham Some amateurs may think Heatheringtons techniques are cruel but what saw was professional who could teach colt more in two hours than other trainers teach in month Heatherington demonstrated his methods on spoiled twoyearold colt who was used to getting his own way Things had gotten so bad that the wife of the colts owner was afraid to go into stall with the horse Hea therington started the session by putting figure eight on the twoyearold and attaching it to rope that ran through steel ring in the arena wall The rope Was secured in such way that it could be un done in just few seconds This technique is not for amateurs warns Heather ington One man saw him use fugure eight and decided to try it on his own horse But he used rope that had 30 feel of slack Heatherington leaves only four feet The horse back ed up fast tried to take off and broke his neck as he headed out the barn door Heatherington feels the figure eight helps the horse teach himself Like any training aid ll can be dangerous when misused The figure eight works by tightening around several nerves on the horses head when he hacks away from it or rears He learns to associate his pain with the rope not the trainer Ileatheringtons charges follow like dogs After all its the trainer who frees him from his misery when he gets tangled up The savoir becomes friend At the end of one mornings training Heatheringtons charges follow him like dogs When the twoyearold stands quietly while the trainer touches him with whip Heatherington goes on the next stage of training He unties the coil from the wall and holds the slack end of the rope while he ties the cells front leg so that it is couple of inches off the ground He uses soft oneinch rope he has unravelled and rebraided for thejob Again Heatherington cautions that this is job for pro fessional If the knots are too loose or in the wrong place they can injure the horse When the colts leg is tied up Heatherington begins to teach the whoa and git up And darn it all anyway if the colt doesnt listen to him the poor thing gets zapped by the r0 lplie colt falls several times before he realizes he cant beat that rope And guess who helps him up And gets all the credit for being great guy Heatherington leaves the leg rope on until the colt tells him hes had enough Again this is matter of experience thought the twoyearold was ready to quit several times but Heatherington told me to just wait minute and sure enough his charge started to fight all over again Once colt stops hes ready Once the colt stops fighting the rope he is ready to longe horse longes when he moves in circle around his handler He already knows whoa and will swing in to the centre of the circle on the command halt At this point Heatherington drops the rope and lets the colt free He follows the trainer around the arena The colt associates the rope with his trouble explains Heatherington He associates me with letting him loose and with friendship If an amateur tried Heatheringtons techniques the colt Would end by fearing him Heatheringtons assistant tries to get the colt to follow him but the twoyearold ignores him dont give away all my secrets says Heatherington But think noticed him keeping out of the colts line of vi sion when the twoyearold was fighting that rope During the next hour Heatherington saddles the colt longes him rides him at walk and trot in both directions picks up his feet backs him and asks for couple of halts Now after that traumatic first hour expected the horse to be pretty tense when he was mounted He wasnt You know the way horses tail swings lazily from side to side when hes relaxed Thats the way this colt moved He didnt try to buck either Heatherington says he has even cantered colts during their first day Uusually he leaves it until the second or third lesson This man has the ability to train horse without putting him through pressure cooker Over the years have seen and ridden several horses trained by Heatherington They were all wellknown for their good manners and friendliness What more can you ask of horse trainer Upstart Range NEW YORK CP Dave Maloney captain of New York Rangers smiled wryly and said Any guy in his right mind wouldnt have bet on us at the start of the playoffs The 22yearold Nationat Hockey League defenceman his sweatsoaked hair plastered in strings across his forehead was savoring the thrill of being victorious underdog after his team eliminated New York Islanders from the Stanley Cup playoffs Tuesday night The Rangers beat their crosstown rivals 21 to win the semifinal series 42 and advance to the nal round against the winner of the Montreal CanadiensBoston Bruins series which will be de cided Thursday night in Mon treal Any sane guy wouldnt pre dict it Maloney said You judge on past records They had the best record in the league The Rangers won the series with combination of gitty checking neversaydie play Which way Central Collegiates lan Cathery fights off pair of Victoria Park at tackers during senior rugby game at Central Tuesday Central won ll9 on trys by Rob Hall George Eydt and penalty kick by Dave Britnell Central midgets lost l60 Ex aminer Photo Petes bedt Kings 76 SHERBROOKE Que CP Jim Wiemer scored 15 goals with Peterborough Petes of the Ontario Major Junior Hockey League this season but he wont treasure any of those more than his overtime effort in Memorial Cup play Tuesday night The 17yearold rookie scored his second goal of the game two minutes and 31 seconds into overtime to earn the Petes their first victory of the series 76 decision over Brandon Wheat Kings of the Western Hockey League the second loss in as many nights for the Wester ners making best of least By DAVID FULLER maawélékadks if The Examiner Building high school track team is dif ficult when you have lots of students to choose from but when the student popula tion is only 560 it becomes downright tricky So when Ted Petter head coach at Stayner Collegiate says he has one of the most wellbalanced teams the school has ever seen you know he has something to be pleased about Stoyners hurlers are among the best We dont have lot of people he says of his group which varies in size from 4550 athletes but we do have quality Quality in this case means several corn petitors who will probably reach the Ori tario Federation of Schools Athletic Association OFSAAI championships June in Niagara Falls Its been spotty in the past Petter says of his schools participation at the OFSAA finals but this year we have probably one of the soundest teams weve ever had right across the board Right across the board means this year Stayner has bright prospects at both ID in ing and field events rattler than just the field events traditional forte In the running events Stayners team suf fered setback as many of the best runners on the team will not compete this year Theres variety of reasons Pctler says Some are injured sotne have jobs Those who are still on the team however will add valuable team points to the meet totals Rick Sheffer Al Coukell and Rick Dickey comprise the boys longdistance running squad All three run in the 1500m and 3000m races Dickey is first year junior who went to the provincial finals last year He suffers from an injury now but hopes to be ready for action soon Petter expects Coukell to reach the Georgian Bay finals this year his third as junior Sheffer has been working hard and Petter expects he will also compete in the Georgian Bay finals Ray Gabriel is one of Stayners top sprinters and qualified for the provincial finals in the 400m last season Senior Marie Harvey led the girls running squad last year with trip to the provincial finals She is joined on the team by midgets Leah McKcown Jackie Giencross Gloria Smith and Lori Gallagher junior One of the bright hopes for this season is Gib Mclnnis who recently won the overall midget championship at the Port Credit boys invitational meet Pctter hopes Mclnnis will reach the regional finals in three of the throwing events Leslie Petter daughter of the Stayner coach competed in the regional finals last year and Petter says she should qualify for the provincial championships this year Among the pentathaletes on the girls team are Valerie Connell Peggy Smith and Gloria Smith Iris Knappett senior team member competing in shot put javelin and discus recently broke the school record in shot put which with throw of 108ni The old mark was set in I969 She too competed in the provincial finals in the past Tom Scott is junior who went to the pro vincial finals for the second time last year as longjumper and triple jumper windfall savs Pettcr of new team member Robert Thompson transfer stu dent from Bradford lhompson is the Georgian Bay midget shot put champion and adds yet more strength to Stayners throwing team Torn 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