Oshawa Times (1958-), 28 May 1963, p. 13

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/ GREENWOOD RACE RESULTS | 1.FOREST LARK 20 Moony 7, 115, 2, Dalton, Bo-Teek Far! Monarch Park 4, 108, 3, Turcotte,/ ; Addison Hail Sta | | Forest Lark 4, 110, 1, Bohenko, W H) 4, MONDAY, MAY 27, Lo FIRST BACE -- 7 Furlongs, 3-and year-olds, Cimg. all $3500. Purse 6-LEO' YINGEL &-RUBRIA 11-ROYAL WAYFARER Leo's Yingel 3, 116, 6, Fitzsimmons, Cinderella Sta Rubria 4, 108, 8, Turcotte, The -Phea- gant Sta Royal Wayfarer 3, 103, 11, Simpson, wp Janhill, Jensen Peter Wrack 3, 111, 10, McComb, M 8 Trusler Taquomee 4, 112, Hatch 3, 104, 5, Shields, Mrs. N, A dr : "Moon Romance 3, 109, 1, Bohenko, F' Robinson Dainty Maple 3, 114, 9, Gubbins, CH Markham Shifty Sadie us, lian a Menetair 4, Cosentino, W = Coulter Steve's Doll hart and Cornell Winner b g 3 Oh Leo -- Baker Girl Trainer R. T. Barnard Start good, won driving Pool 25,459. Double Pool 47,760. 4, SECOND RACE -- 2 year-old Maidens. Purse $2100.. 6-UNDER THE EL 3-WEDDED BLISS 4MERRY CENSOR Under the El 2, 118, 6, Shields, Gol- den West Farm 44 .Furlongs in November he was Canada's Heading jockey with 181 winners. With the usual 10-per-cent fee lof the purses, it was estimated he had won up to $30,000. "I'm just lucky,.and Pat Rem- illard has been good to me."' he says. one minute, 25.4 seconds. Ronnie Turcotte was aboard Monarch Park. ward the finish line in the fifth race at Toronto's Green- wood track, on Monday after- noon. Moony went on to win the seven furlong sprint, in UP IN THE AIR -- Only one hoof out of eight is touching the track as Moony (No. 2) and Monarch Park (on the rail) race neck-and-neck to- Ron Gives Remillard --(CP Wirephoto) early, Pat, North America's oldest. active jockey at 57, took a shine to the youngster and gave him a few pointers al- though he now says "I didn't do too much for the kid." 4] Wedded Bliss 2, 110, 3, Turcotte, Mrs,| Hill 6, 115, 15.30 7.00 4.50/J M Jacobs 6:50 2.80 '2, Walsh, B Simon|/ DAILY DOUBLE 6 and 6 PAID 490.20) p, 3, 104, 3, Harrison, © E Canagjen Foaled j 6.30 3.50 @50| Winner b h & Chop Chop -- Spion Creat 3.70 2.30\ Trainer M. Walsh ! 2.29 Start good, won handily Remillard entered the picture . } 'M _ e ra Prince's P CLEAR AND FAST Gift 4 110, 4 Hernandez,| Flemin; oe NOx Merry Censor 2, » Fitzsimmons,| winger eh b 2 New Moon -- Evening * (Milk wine Girl 2, 115, 2, Gordon, W ™etaines 3. Passere, ws | {Start gool, won driv: eae Bee Maw &. UE % Preeti GOmeLLA Nes. 5 ane 5 Pate Poppy Talk 2, 118; 5, Uyeyama, E B\'°°! 24806. Quinella, Pool 32,575, Messing Sonic Moon 2, 115, 1, Terry, ¥ Winner b ¢ 2 Windy City 2nd -- Land. Trainer B. Johnson |Start good, won driving |Pool 45,774. sadian foaled, Allowances. 2600 3UACK N'RED 7.30 4.20) ne . 3.50) Black n' Red, 3, 124, 4, Prueitt, D G/ O88 | , THIRD RACE -- 7 Furlongs, 4-year. sing to olds and up..Clmg. $3500. Purse. $1900)" |4-CHOPPY WAVES 4,503.90 2.90], 2h, 3. 124, & Lanoway, Lanson ||-ROANOKE 7.10 4.20 |g-REACTOR ICU brent ilar each $, Gordon, Choppy Waves 8 114, 4, MeComb.l i pas "ip, 7, Hernandes, FAI Mrs. E. Hughes shi Roanoke 5, 1, Walsh, J Billows) Sherman Hop, 3, ' 3, 181, ill, 4, 112, 7, Griffiths, Urqu-| Reactor 7, 111, 8, Turcotte, Natural) _ Castenango, 4, 124, 3, Dalton, Bo-Teek M Farm Sta Farm Queens Courier, 3, 116, §, mons, P K Marshall | Buzzin 4, 103, 7, Griffiths, H Tenen.| Roman Thunder, 3, 116, 1, Turcotte, | Mr, Yo Te 4, 109, 3, § D AE B Seed 5s McKay Winner br ¢ % Flushing tnd -- Rocky River 6, 109, 6, Bohenko, Aj Fitzsim- Lawand | ee Knox Roby - Indian Crossing, §, 114, 2, Terry, Zeus Farm Prompt Hero, 7, 114, 1, McComb, P e . | Del Greco } 3, Gubbins, Mann aig esag ak bg. 5, River War -- Foreign) Start good, Pp $16.00|and up, Conadian foaled. Claiming {$i SIXTH RACE -- 1 Mile, 3-year-olds,|6-BRIAN'S BOY Purse|8-QUEEN'S 7.30 4.00 2.80|\ Hawkins Turner | . nec! "Queen's Tour, 6, 110, 8, Bohenko, W|>--Hellenlc Stable and J. Leneck > | 121, Dittfach, "L Curtiss Sherona, 7, 108, §, Turcotte, G J Deviama Z Mrs F.M McAuley Bo-Teek Farm Bingk mm Confidence Man, 9, 108, 8, Turcotte, THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, Mey 28,1963 13. Bat! Way, 4, 113, 4, Prueitt, L W) Winner b g 5, Ranning Water td -- Mona J. PBs Bo JOINS OLYMPIC TEAM Pool 69,706 EDMONTON (CP). --Centre Attendance 8,397 | Roger Bourbonnais, captain of EIGHTH RACE -- Shearwater, $2500\the Memorial Cup champion Ber gemyy re pet sel |Edmonton Oil Kings, has de- Codlnatma = = cided to join Canada's 1064 2 cad |Olympic hockey team. The de- cision was announced Sunday Bitters, Griffiths X100 Stan Gray, Rogers 115 night by Bourbonnais and Rev. David Bauer, the coach who 'is Real Stuff, Lanoway 123 putting together the Olympic Lin, Finibud, Rogers (B)115 squad at the University of Brit. ish Columbia. ; tar. Trainer M Fishman won driving 'ool 67,433 EIGHTH RACE - 'Mile Lege 10.40 4.30 2.70 seseees $00 3,30) TOUR a 3.00 8, 5, 112, 9, Walsh, M J Brian's Boy, %, 115, @, Pong, Est. C 2500. Purse $1900. "PEEL EXPRESS Peel Expre: A--J. C. Meyer and E. B, Seedhouse entry POST TIME 2 F.M. CLEAR AND FAST Latimer Barricade, 4, 113, 7%, Dittfach, vd Hove Your Suit Styled and Tailored by SAM ROTISH 7 KING ST. 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(Corner of Athel) 728-9441 "Why, he's a natural, deter-) Trainer M. Long '|mined rider. I justinoticed that|Star food. FAB Counthepieces wen he was using the whip too much, | Poo! 61,869 , that he was over-anxious and thought the only way to Win WAS gids up. Cimg. all $10,000. Purse $2400 to whip his mount? a OONY ee 6.70 an ei "s j if. j ts 5-MON c) 0 whirl. The track is 25 miles)' told him if he didn't"quit,)* BBs ee a ce ai the stewards would take Credit For Showing more frisky than a workhorse} The horses were running a 'New Woodbine track at the time is Canada's\and Ron decided to give it a By JACK SULLIVAN Canadian Press Sports Editorjon his dad's farm. A few years ago ~ -- Today, Turcotte Damn Yankees hit Broadway}ieading jockey with a healthy pai with a ert ditty about the pan Genie calls it anorthwest from downtown Tor- whip away from him. Now boc New York ball club. The lyrics)tryust fund'--in the thousands, |"\0 owned by. Jockey Club nok udne iL ee Kueh and. Me's included a line saying "you've More is piling up. just about/Chairman E. P Taylor. a lnting tates Thick hete ter: gotta have heart." every racing day in Ontario, |walked horses from May to), Jockey Ron Turcotte knows 'Turcotte talked of his amaz gp ba ri 1960 ney ai nto a Vik: tide acon" Ontans the song--appropriately called ing career the other morning) "aTee exercising horses tracks are inclined to agree Sol Heart--and says it might apply |over a coffee in the backstretch The following year he was an fay thid deaaon he has won tora to the world champion Yankees! restaurant at Greenwood Race- apprentice jockey. His first race than 40 races and Js: Wall on dis but, in his case, he'd changejtrack in east-central 'loro was in June and his mount)" * a : : aad »"You'y Nes ih finished fifth. He didn't have a Way to his second consecutive the line to read: "'You've gotta He had just finished exercising |!" leading-jockey title have luck." And, he'd add: horses, a chore he does every Winner all season He still lives at his uncle's "and Pat Remillard." morning for $70 a week, It pays} He broke his maiden on April nome, and he's saving nis Ron is a snub-nosed, friendly peanuts compared with the 9, 1962, at the Fort Erie, Ont..| noney He gets to. bed at nine little guy of 22 from Grand|money he gets in the afternoons|track aboard a horse called) ¢igck, is up at 6 a.m. and out Falls, N.B. Three years ago he when he puts o nthe riding silks |Pheasant Ring. It paid niné|at the track before 7 a.m. exer- left the family farm, eight One day, while watching aj@0llars and change as he re-'cising horses | brothers, three sisters and his\porse race on television in his|Calls and from that day on the!" Guocess hasn't spoiled Ron| parents for Toronto with $100 in| uncie's home, a friend suggested|little: man from the Maritimes Turcotte. He's made only one} his pockets. 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